Know sooner
See what this month looks like while there is still time to adjust.
The live spending meter for your Japanese credit cards.
See this month's spending before the bill arrives. MyCards turns card notification emails into one simple total for today, this month, and each card.
See what this month looks like while there is still time to adjust.
Bring Rakuten, SMBC, Amex, JCB, and other card alerts into one simple view.
Skip the budgeting maze when you just need the current card total.
You should not have to wait for a statement to find out you overspent. MyCards is built for people in Japan who use multiple cards and want one current answer.
How much have my cards spent this month?
Check the live total before another purchase.
Today, this month, and each card in one place.
Current card awareness without accounting-suite clutter.
Connect Gmail, detect supported card notification senders, and turn recent alerts into a current monthly total.
Start with card notification emails, not bank logins.
Identify supported card senders and focus the scan there.
Use the amount, date, card, and merchant when available.
Open one simple total before deciding whether to spend more.
MyCards is built around card notification emails, so the product explains what is used, what is shown, and how you stay in control.
MyCards starts from card notification emails in Gmail instead of asking for card-site credentials.
Supported card notification senders are the focus, not a broad personal finance feed.
See the amount, date, card, merchant when available, and review status so totals are easier to audit.
Understand the Gmail connection and early product boundaries before you choose to connect.
Join early access if you use multiple cards in Japan and want one calm monthly total before statements catch up.
Turn card alerts into a current view of today and this month.
Bring supported card notifications together without opening every card app.
Get practical reminders when spending starts moving faster than expected.
Especially useful for Rakuten, SMBC, Amex, JCB, and other card users who want fewer surprises when the statement arrives.