About
Picked for you — every time
Pikt sounds like “picked” because it picks the best card for you. One tap at checkout, and Pikt routes the purchase to whichever card in your wallet earns the most — no app to open, no spreadsheet, no guessing.
The problem
Americans leave an estimated $15–25 billion in card rewards unclaimed every year. One card is better for groceries, another for gas, another for travel — and at checkout most of us grab whatever's handy and hope it's right.
Earn what you're owed
Most households carry four to eight rewards cards and leave roughly $500 on the table each year. Pikt picks the winner on every purchase so you stop guessing at checkout.
Truth over hype
We label what's live versus what's coming, explain every recommendation, and never inflate a number to look good. Blunt feedback beats polite silence.
Your money stays yours
We connect read-only through Plaid, we can't move your funds, and you can disconnect or delete your account anytime. Trust is the product.
Built to route the swipe
Apps like Kudos recommend the best card — none of them pay with it for you at the moment you tap. Real-time routing is the gap Pikt is building toward.
Where Pikt is today
What you see at trypikt.com is an early working demo — not a finished product. It shows simulated data until you link a real bank account. No real money moves, and nothing will ever charge you in this demo.
- Dashboard — wallet health, optimization score, and best-card-by-category matrix
- Wallet — every card you carry, with reward rates and active offers in one view
- Simulator — type a store and amount; Pikt shows the best card and extra value earned
- Savings ledger — a running tally of rewards you would have captured over time
Where it's headed
The next step is a real Pikt card in Apple Pay and Google Wallet that automatically pays with your best linked card at checkout, in real time.
Every routing decision adds a data point to Pikt's merchant-category model — which card won, at which type of merchant, under which conditions. Over time, this builds into category-level intelligence that no static card-comparison site publishes: not just “Amex Gold is good for dining,” but which card edges out which at specific merchant types. The model compounds with use. That's the advantage that grows with every transaction.
We're upfront about the gap between today's demo and the live card. That journey is what we're building toward.
Who builds Pikt
Pikt is built and operated by Stack Labs, Inc., a Delaware C-corp, doing business as Pikt Rewards. Questions or partnership ideas? hello@trypikt.com.