What your points are worth, and what to do next.
Every airline, hotel and card balance, valued at your own rate — with what expires next, where to move points and how close you are to status. Kept current from the emails your programs send.
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What is Nanvero Balance?
Nanvero Balance is a loyalty points tracker that values every airline, hotel and card balance at your own rate — and shows what expires next, the best transfer for each currency and how close you are to your next elite tier. Balances are read from the statements and confirmations your programs email you, so you never hand over a loyalty password or approve a login prompt.
Valued the way you actually use them.
A Delta mile and a Hyatt point aren't worth the same, so Nanvero never adds them up as points. Set what a point is worth to you, and every program turns into one figure in your currency.
Chase Ultimate Rewards value per point
Know what lapses before it does.
Expiry dates are read from your statements. You see the days left and the value at risk, get an email 30 and 7 days out, and each program shows the cheapest way to keep its points alive — starting with trips you've already booked.
Expiring soon 3 within a year
Keep your miles: the Dallas flight you booked for next week earns AAdvantage miles and resets the clock.
Move them, or keep them. A straight answer.
For every transferable currency, Nanvero shows each partner's ratio where you live, what your balance becomes and what it's worth at your rates — then names the best use in dollars. You make the transfer with the program; Nanvero never signs in to do it.
Chase Ultimate Rewards best use today
Move 84,000 into World of Hyatt. Worth $1,680 at your rate — $420 more than keeping them.
Exactly how far to your next tier.
Nanvero checks your progress against published tier tables for 59 airline, hotel and rental programs, covering every way to qualify — nights, stays, tier points. It reads the figures from your statements and counts the stays you've booked.
World of Hyatt Explorist
6 nights already booked this year take you to 44.
Read from your email, never your logins.
Forward your loyalty emails, or connect Gmail read-only on a paid plan. Nanvero reads the balance, tier and expiry from each statement — and if one shows fewer points than your wallet, it holds the change and asks you first.
How Nanvero reads it from email
Forty programs, and the three that want you.
Your wallet doesn't just list balances. Each row says the one thing that program wants — points lapsing in 24 days, a transfer bonus that ends next week, four nights to the next tier — and a filter narrows the whole list to the ones that need you. A balance with a stay already booked says so instead: a date you've solved isn't a warning.
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The rest of the wallet says nothing, which is the point.
Every program gets its own page.
Open any program to see the routes you've flown or the countries you've stayed in, drawn on a globe you can spin — with what you've earned against what you've redeemed, and every booking by year.
Your atlas since 2019
The rest your wallet handles for you.
- Your cards
- Annual fees totalled for the year, and renewal dates in the same alerts as your points.
- How you earn
- The co-brand cards that earn each currency where you live, with their earn rates.
- Live offers
- Programs with a live promotion are flagged in their row, one tap from the offer.
- Weekly brief
- A Monday email with what needs doing across your points — skipped on quiet weeks.
- Privacy mode
- One tap blurs account numbers, owners and card digits on screen.
- Household and Executive
- Plan with a household's pooled balances, or let an assistant run the wallet.
Three steps, then it stays current.
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Forward your email, or connect Gmail
Forward your program statements and balance emails from the email address on your account, and add a work address too if you use one. Approve the first email once; every one after it is read automatically. On a paid plan you can connect Gmail read-only instead.
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Nanvero reads and values them
It pulls the balance, tier and expiry date from each statement, and values the points at the rate you set.
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You act on what matters
See what expires next, where to move points and how far you are from status — and confirm the rare statement that doesn't add up.
Questions, answered.
Nanvero reads the balance and statement emails your loyalty programs already send — forwarded by you, or from Gmail connected read-only on a paid plan. It never asks for the login to a loyalty account and never triggers a multi-factor prompt, because it never signs in as you.
Each program is valued at a rate per point that you set, in your own currency. Until you set one, Nanvero uses a typical rate and marks the figure as an estimate. On Pro, if you log redemptions, you can use their average in one tap. Nanvero totals value rather than points, because a mile and a hotel point aren't worth the same.
Yes. Expiry dates are read from your statements, and Nanvero emails you 30 and 7 days before points or certificates lapse. Each program page also lists the cheapest way to keep points alive, based on researched expiry rules for 52 programs — starting with any trip you've already booked.
Yes. Every row says the one thing that program wants — points lapsing in 24 days, a transfer bonus that ends next week, four nights to the next tier — and a filter narrows a long wallet to just those. Programs with nothing to do say nothing, so the list stays quiet. A balance you've already protected with a booking reads as protected rather than expiring; knowing about the booking needs Trips (Pro).
No. Nanvero never signs in to your accounts, so it can't move points. It shows each transfer partner's ratio where you live, what your balance would be worth after a transfer, any live bonus, and the best use in dollars. You make the transfer with your card or hotel program, and can log it to see what it gained you.
It uses published tier tables for 59 airline, hotel and rental programs, covering every way to qualify — nights, stays or tier points. Progress is read from your statements where they include it, or counted from the stays and flights in your account. You can correct a figure by hand, and later emails won't overwrite it.
Balances are read automatically from major programs including Avios, Marriott Bonvoy, Hilton Honors, World of Hyatt, Delta SkyMiles, American Express Membership Rewards and Chase Ultimate Rewards. About 50 programs can be added from the catalog in one tap, and any other can be added by hand.
Whenever a new statement or confirmation arrives. Nanvero works from the emails your programs send, so balances move when those emails do — not on a manual refresh you have to remember. If a statement shows fewer points than you expect, Nanvero asks you before lowering the balance.
Yes. Balance is free for up to five loyalty programs: balances read from the statements you forward, points valued at your rate, expiry dates and alerts, your tier and how close you are to the next one, and each program's transfer partners, with no logins. Booking offers are free too. Free shows you what you have; Pro tells you what to do with it — the best use of each balance, what a transfer is worth, transfer bonuses on the points you hold and how to stop points expiring — and adds unlimited programs, a read-only Gmail connection, Trips, Redemptions, Playbook, history and the Map.
Programs
One page per program: points, status, bookings, certificates and transfers together.
Trips
Every booking in one itinerary, with pre-trip checks, split costs and tickets offline.
Offers
Transfer bonuses priced against the points you hold, and offers on the stays you've booked.
Playbook
Name the redemption you want and see the cheapest way to close the gap.
Redemptions
Log what you booked with points and see the value per point against your own rate.
Know what you have,
and what to do with it.
Start free with up to five programs — no loyalty logins, no spreadsheet.
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