See airline miles, hotel points, and card rewards together—with member numbers and expiration details. Your encrypted rewards ledger stays in your Chrome profile.
While unlocked, visit an enabled supported account page. Points Tracker captures its supported rewards values. Refresh opens the right official page for you.
02 / Edit
Keep a manual fallback.
Use the pencil when a site changes. Passive visits protect your manual values; refresh asks before replacing them.
03 / Backup
Carry your own ledger.
Export an encrypted file with a separate Backup PIN. Restore it into another unlocked local vault when you move.
Refresh opens the official program page; the pencil lets you edit manually.Your local PIN unlocks the vault. Your Backup PIN protects the exported file.
Version 2.2.0 · Published
One shared vault. Separate rewards ledgers.
The 2.2.0 release adds up to four people, including P1, inside one encrypted local vault. One vault credential unlocks the shared vault; each person keeps separate program choices, rewards accounts, balances, manual values, and reminder history.
01 / People
Switch between personal records.
Underlined tabs keep each person’s rewards ledger separate. The default person opens first; that choice does not assign ownership to new captures.
02 / Ownership
Route captures by account.
A unique full member-number match goes to its saved owner. New or ambiguous airline and hotel accounts ask you to choose; United Miles, Pool, and TravelBank use one choice and save to that person’s records.
03 / Control
Manage each person’s choices.
Choose programs, enter manual values, and keep reminder history per person. Manual values stay protected until you confirm a replacement.
The selected person has separate balances and member-number details in the shared local vault.If a provider account cannot be matched clearly, choose an eligible person before saving its related balances.
Bank pages cannot reliably identify an account owner, so Refresh Points opens a person picker in a draggable green panel that shows selection, progress, and the saved result. After you choose, Points Tracker opens the configured rewards page when needed and resumes that person’s refresh. Airline and hotel refreshes use a separate draggable activity indicator; it is not clickable, and hovering gives sign-in help. Both controls reset position on page navigation.
See expiry countdowns beside your balances. Choose optional desktop notices at 30, 10, and 5 days before a confirmed exact date, with one catch-up notice for missed milestones.
Turn on Expiry Reminder in Setting and allow Chrome notifications. Version 2.2.0 notices include the person’s display name and program name, but no balance, member number, or exact expiry date. The first toggle saves while Chrome resolves permission. Checks pause while your local vault is locked. Month-only dates and calculated inactivity dates do not trigger desktop reminders. When an expiry date is reached, refresh and verify with the provider.
Capture requires an unlocked vault and normal provider sign-in. Account pages can change; manual editing remains available. Program names identify compatibility; Points Tracker is independent and not endorsed by these programs.
Your first few minutes
Make it yours.
Install from the Chrome Web Store and pin the extension.
Read the notice and set up a local PIN with at least four characters.
Choose your programs, then visit an official account page while unlocked.
Your ledger is encrypted on-device. Capture pauses while locked. Chrome restarts lock it by default.
Convenience has a trade-off.
Turning off “Lock when Chrome closes” remembers access. Anyone with saved Chrome-profile data can then decrypt your ledger without your PIN.
You sign in directly.
Points Tracker does not ask for or store rewards-provider passwords, cookies, or tokens.
Common questions
A little help, when you need it.
Installation & setup
How do I get help from the extension?
Guide opens the first-refresh instructions. Report opens an email draft to support@solewcl.com with a fixed subject and no attached ledger, logs, or diagnostics. You choose what to write and send; omit PINs, balances, member numbers, and backup files.
Where do I install it?
Install Points Tracker from the Chrome Web Store, then pin it from Chrome’s Extensions menu for easy access.
What happens on first use?
Read the data notice, create a local PIN with at least four characters, choose your locking preference, and enable your programs. Letters, numbers, and symbols are allowed. Your local PIN is separate from your rewards-provider passwords.
Does hiding a program delete its records?
No. Hidden programs keep their saved records, but are excluded from that person’s visible ledger, totals, sorting, and capture. Re-enable them in Manage to show their saved values for that person.
Can more than one person use the ledger?
Published Chrome Web Store version 2.2.0 supports up to four people including P1 inside one shared local vault. Each person has separate program choices and rewards accounts, while one vault credential unlocks the vault for everyone. The default person is shown first; that does not make them the owner of a new capture.
How do I add or rename a person?
Use the + beside the person tabs to add one of up to four people. Double-click a tab to rename it, then press Enter to save or Escape to cancel. P1 is protected; deleting another person requires a confirmation.
Balances & capture
How does Points Tracker choose who owns a captured account?
A unique full airline or hotel member-number match routes the capture to that person’s saved account. A new, partial, or ambiguous match asks you to choose among people who enabled that program. If the person already has a different saved member number, Points Tracker asks before replacing it. The default person is not a fallback capture owner.
How are United Pool balances saved?
One owner choice applies to enabled United MileagePlus, Pool, and TravelBank rows for that account. Each person’s saved account record stays separate, even when two people share the same pool and see the same amount. Points Tracker does not add them into a household total.
How do bank-page captures choose a person?
Bank pages do not reliably identify the account owner, so Refresh Points opens an explicit person picker. Its green panel shows person selection, progress, and the saved result. You can drag the panel within the current page; its position resets on navigation.
What do airline and hotel refresh indicators do?
During an active refresh, an indicator appears on the owned provider tab and can remain visible while you sign in or choose an owner. It is not clickable; hover for help and drag it within the page. It resets on navigation.
What if refresh does not finish?
Sign-in or verification has up to five minutes from opening the provider page. Cancel or timeout stops the capture and leaves the provider tab open. Saved values remain, and a late provider response cannot overwrite them. Use the pencil for a manual update; passive visits leave manual values alone, and refresh asks before replacing them.
Why does expiration show N/A?
Zero-balance rows show N/A. Other programs may show it when points do not expire or eligible status prevents expiration. Hyatt’s N/A reflects the publisher’s profile-specific behavior; it is not a guarantee about your account. Check the official program page for your expiration details.
Expiry reminders
How do expiry reminders work?
Expiry countdowns appear in the ledger. Enable Expiry Reminder in Setting and grant Chrome notification permission for optional desktop notices at 30, 10, and 5 days before a confirmed exact date. In version 2.2.0, the first toggle saves while Chrome resolves permission and reminder history is kept separately for each person. One catch-up notice covers missed milestones. Checks pause while the vault is locked; Chrome and your operating system must allow notifications.
What appears in a desktop notice?
Version 2.2.0 notices include the person’s display name and program name, followed by a reminder to open Points Tracker. They do not include a balance, member number, or exact expiry date. Month-only dates and calculated inactivity dates do not trigger desktop reminders.
Vault & backups
When does the vault lock?
Lock when Chrome closes is on by default. Closing the popup does not lock the vault; use Lock Vault in Setting for that. Turning automatic locking off remembers access across restarts, updates, and reloads. Anyone with the saved Chrome-profile data can then decrypt the ledger without your PIN.
Can I change or recover my PIN?
In 2.2.0, use Change PIN under Setting → Other and confirm your previous credential. Saved records and the locking preference remain. A forgotten PIN cannot be recovered, and there is no reset that preserves the vault. An exported backup can restore records into a new vault only if you know its separate Backup PIN. Older vaults still accept their original text passphrases.
How do I back up or move my ledger?
While unlocked, export an encrypted file with a separate Backup PIN of at least four characters. Keep that credential: existing files continue to need their original Backup PIN after a local PIN change. Import into an unlocked destination vault; import replaces its ledger after validation and preserves its local PIN and locking preference. Older valid plaintext backups are also accepted.
How do updates and unpacked builds work?
Chrome manages updates for store installations. Records do not automatically move from an unpacked build to the store extension. Export from the old unlocked vault, set up and unlock the new one, and import the backup before removing the old installation.
