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Your emailed discount codes, surfaced at your checkout. Personal codes only — never crowd-sourced. Stores email you personal discount codes constantly — welcome offers, birthday codes, "come back" deals. Almost all of them expire unused, because nobody remembers them at the one moment they matter: checkout. Code Vault fixes that. HOW IT WORKS 1. Sign up and get a private forwarding address (yours only) 2. Forward promo emails to it — or set a one-time Gmail filter that does it automatically 3. AI extracts the code, discount, expiration, and fine print in seconds 4. When you shop at that store, Code Vault appears at checkout with your code, one click from applied WHAT MAKES IT DIFFERENT • Personal codes only — everything in your vault was emailed to YOU. No crowd-sourced junk codes, ever. • Never touches your inbox — no account access, no OAuth, nothing to revoke. You forward mail to Code Vault; it can't see anything else. • Parse, extract, delete — email content is deleted the moment your code is extracted. We keep the code, never the email. • Honest by design — used codes disappear, expired codes retire nightly, and fine print ("only valid on select models," "min spend $12") is shown up front. It will never show you a dead code and call it savings. • Nothing on other sites — the extension renders nothing and records nothing on sites where you hold no codes. Also: gift a code you won't use to a friend's vault, review anything the AI wasn't sure about, and take your vault anywhere — thevault.codes works on your phone too. Privacy policy: https://thevault.codes/privacy.html
Aug 3, 2026
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