Everything about each program, on one page.
Points are only part of it. Open any airline, hotel, card or car hire program and see the balance, its expiry, your status, every booking you've made with it, the certificates you hold and where the points can go — read from the emails the program already sends you.
What is a Nanvero program page?
Every airline, hotel, card and car hire program you track gets one page with everything about it — the balance and what it's worth, when it expires, how close you are to the next tier, every booking you've made with that program, the certificates and cards that come with it, and where the points can transfer. It's built from the statements and confirmations the program already emails you, so there's no loyalty login to hand over.
Your nights and tier points, against the real thresholds.
Each way to qualify gets its own bar, with ticks where the program's tiers actually sit. The figures come from your statement when it carries them, or are counted from the stays in your account, and you can correct them by hand. Lifetime progress sits underneath.
Gold Elite from statement
Lifetime: 412 nights. Tiers are earned on nights in the calendar year.
Every stay with the program, in one list.
Bookings are filed under the program on the confirmation, and stays also match by hotel brand, so a Courtyard stay shows on Marriott Bonvoy. They're grouped by year with the points and cash spent, next to where you've stayed: brands, room types, countries and cities, and a globe you can spin. Airlines get the same for routes flown, cabins and aircraft.
Stays 42 in all
The rule that keeps your points, and a check on every statement.
Each program page states its expiry rule in one sentence and, as the date gets closer, the cheapest ways to keep the points: a booking you already have, a small transfer from a currency you hold, or the program's own advice. If a statement shows fewer points than your wallet, the page says so and lets you choose which figure is right. And the page opens with the answer to the plainest question of all: does this program need me — points lapsing, a bonus running, a tier within reach, or nothing at all.
Keeping them alive expires Mar 2028
Points expire after 24 months with no earning or redeeming.
- Your JW Marriott Chicago stay on Nov 18 resets the clock.
- Or move a small amount in from a currency you hold.
Rules checked Sep 2026 · Program terms
The free nights you hold, before they lapse.
Free night certificates, companion vouchers, upgrades and lounge passes are read from the emails that grant them and listed with their expiry dates, and Nanvero emails you before one runs out. The co-brand cards you hold sit alongside, with their annual fees added up and their renewal dates.
Free nights & certificates 2 held
Your card $95/yr in fees
Every transfer partner, priced at your rate.
The page answers the plain question first: move the points, or keep them. Then it lists each partner with the ratio where you live, what your balance becomes, what that's worth, and any bonus running now. On card programs you can log each transfer you make and see what it gained you.
Best use today Marriott Bonvoy
Keep them. No partner beats holding these at your rate.
| Program | Ratio | Becomes | Worth |
|---|---|---|---|
| Flying Blue +25% · until Nov 30 | 3 : 1 | 77,666 | $932 |
| American AAdvantage | 3 : 1 | 62,133 | $870 |
| United MileagePlus you hold 8,650 | 3 : 1.1 | 68,346 | $820 |
Built for the kind of program it is.
Open any loyalty program and see the balance, its expiry, your status, every booking you've made with it, the certificates you hold and where the points can go.
- Airlines
- Routes flown drawn on a globe, with cabins, haul, aircraft and your most-flown routes.
- Hotels
- Countries and cities on the globe, with brands, room types and nights per year.
- Card programs
- Transfer partners up front, what you've transferred and earned, and your annual fees.
- Car hire
- Your tier first, with days rented, spend and your recent rentals.
- Membership
- See your membership start date, bookings, spend and the activity tied to that program.
- How you earn
- The co-brand cards that earn this currency where you live, and a link when an offer is running.
Three steps, then each page keeps itself current.
- 01
Bring your email in
Forward your statements and booking confirmations from the email address on your account, or connect Gmail read-only on a paid plan.
- 02
Nanvero files each detail
Balances, tiers, expiry dates, certificates and bookings are read from each email and filed under the program they belong to.
- 03
Open any program
Tap a row on Balance and everything about that program is on one page, kept current as new emails arrive.
Questions, answered.
The balance, its value at your rate and its expiry date; elite status progress against the program's real thresholds; the steps that keep the points alive; every booking with that program, grouped by year; certificates and benefits with their expiry dates; the co-brand cards you hold, with annual fees and renewal dates; and the program's transfer partners with any live bonus.
A booking is filed under the program on its confirmation, and flights and stays also match by airline or hotel brand — so a Courtyard stay shows on Marriott Bonvoy and a Delta flight on SkyMiles. Canceled bookings are left out.
Yes, for programs with published tier tables. Each way to qualify — nights, stays or tier points — gets its own bar with ticks at the real thresholds. Figures come from your statements where they include them, or are counted from the stays in your account, and you can correct them by hand.
Yes. Free night certificates, companion vouchers, upgrade certificates and lounge passes are read from the emails that grant them and listed on the program page with their expiry dates. Nanvero emails you before one lapses, the same way it does for points.
Yes, for up to five programs. On the free plan a program page shows what you have: the balance and its value, the expiry date, your tier and progress to the next one, certificates, your cards, the transfer partners with their ratios, and a check when a statement reads lower than your wallet. Pro adds what to do about it: the best use of the balance and what each transfer is worth, the steps that stop points expiring and the detailed stats. Free pages show each of those as a locked line, so you can see what Pro would answer. Bookings come from Trips, which is Pro — on the free plan, booking confirmations aren't read.
Yes. Each program page opens by saying whether that program needs you: points or a certificate lapsing inside 90 days, a statement reading waiting to be settled, a live transfer bonus on those points, or how close the next tier is — and “no action needed” when none of that is true. Your wallet says the same thing on each row, with a filter for just the programs that want something. It isn't a score: it's the fact itself, in a sentence. A balance you've already protected with a booking says so instead of reading as a warning, which needs Trips (Pro) to know about the booking. On the free plan you see that a program needs attention; Pro tells you why and what to do.
Yes. Airlines show routes flown, cabins and aircraft; hotels show countries, cities, brands and room types; card programs lead with transfer partners and a log of the transfers you've made; car hire leads with your tier.
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.
Map
Everywhere you've been on a real globe, with the figures you choose — ready to post.
Every program,
the whole picture.
Points, status, stays, certificates and transfers for each program, on one page. Free shows what you have for up to five programs; Pro tells you what to do about it.
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