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YOUR INBOX’S LOST-AND-FOUND

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yours.

The gift card you forgot.
The flight credit you almost lost.

Dibs finds rewards, credits and benefits buried in your Gmail. See what you have, check the details, and put it to use.

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FROM BURIED TO USEFUL

An email.
A good find.
A next step.

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No mystery total. Credits, points and benefits each keep their meaning.

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A little something for youGift email · March 8
Found by Dibs
StarbucksFound

A gift card you overlooked

$25Last seen in your gift email

Sample findings, not a live wallet. Brands shown are examples, not partners.

Not more points.
More use for yours.

You shouldn’t need a spreadsheet, a perfect memory, or another shopping habit to keep track of what’s yours.

That cancelled trip?

Find the credit hiding in the follow-up email. See when it expires and where to check it.

Credits & gift cards

Those points you forgot?

See your balance, what it takes to redeem, and how close you are to your next reward.

Points & progress

That perk you pay for?

Keep recurring card benefits in view, with the conditions and reset dates attached.

Card benefits

YOU SHOULDN’T HAVE TO REMEMBER EVERYTHING.

Already yours.
Worth finding.

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A find you
can check.

Know where it came from, when it was last seen, and what to check before you use it.

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The source stays attached.

The email and date stay with the finding. Older balances are marked to check first, not presented as money you can definitely spend.

Your inbox. Read only.

You connect through Google. Read-only access cannot send, edit or delete your email. Applying here connects nothing.

DIBS PRIVATE BETA

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yours.

Your next good find might already be in your inbox.

What early access involves
  • The founding team reviews every application.
  • If invited, you’ll receive setup instructions by email.
  • Try Dibs and tell us what’s useful, confusing or missing.
  • Applying does not connect Gmail or a bank account. Access is not guaranteed.

Find out what you’ve been missing.

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A few things
worth knowing.

Is this another rewards program?

No. Dibs helps you find credits, gift cards, points and benefits you already have. You don’t earn a new Dibs currency or need to shop to start finding things.

Will every balance still be available?

Not necessarily. Email is evidence of a balance at a particular time, not a live account connection. Dibs shows the source and date, and flags older findings to check before using. Points are not cash, and benefits may require an eligible purchase.

What happens after I apply?

The founding team reviews your application and emails you about next steps. If invited, you’ll get setup instructions and a chance to share feedback. Applying does not guarantee an invitation.

Can I disconnect or delete my data?

You can disconnect Gmail and separately request deletion through the beta’s documented process. Disconnecting stops access; it is not the same as deleting information already stored. The Privacy and Data deletion pages explain both.

What about rewards from my spending?

A Plaid connection is planned, not live. A separate, optional read-only connection could help identify purchases that may qualify for rewards. Enrollment and missing-reward requests would require your review and approval, and depend on each program’s rules.