Rebate Portal is one dashboard for the money you're owed — mail-in rebates, cashback claims, warranty refunds, price adjustments — with deadlines that don't slip and receipts that don't vanish.
The problem
The business model has a name — "breakage": money that goes unclaimed because claiming it was made just annoying enough. The annoyance is the product. Here's how it gets you:
Thirty days to postmark, ninety to claim, one calendar nobody keeps. The expiration date does the stealing.
Thermal paper fades faster than memory. By the time the claim form asks for proof, the proof is a blank gray ribbon.
Submitted isn't paid. Somewhere between "processing" and "6–8 weeks," most people just stop checking.
On the bench
The honest version: these are the four pieces on the workbench right now — in progress, not promises of shipped software.
Every claim on a countdown, with nudges before postmark and claim windows close — not after.
Snap the receipt before it fades. Stored with the claim it belongs to, findable when the form asks.
Submitted → approved → paid, with a follow-up date at every stage, so "processing" can't quietly become "expired."
A running total of what actually came back — proof the ritual pays for itself.
Honest status
We're not collecting emails for software that doesn't exist yet. The waitlist opens when there's something genuinely worth waiting for — and when it does, it opens right here.
This page is the door. Check back.