Promo codes from your Gmail
Stop digging through promo emails. CodeHound connects to your Gmail with read-only access, sniffs through the Promotions tab, and turns the pile into one clean list: which store, which code, what you save, and the day it expires. Tap once to copy a code, then shop.
“Use code SAVE20”, “promo code: WELCOME10”, “enter FALL15 at checkout”. Codes are shown in orange and copied with one tap.
20% off, save $15, free shipping, buy one get one, free gift, and the “on orders over $50” catch that goes with it.
“Ends Sunday”, “expires 9/30”, “valid through September 30th”, “48 hours only”. Deals ending today are flagged in red; expired ones drop off on their own.
Every deal is filed under the sender’s store, and the same code from five reminder emails is folded into one row. Nike’s five emails become one Nike section.
Type a store, a code, or an offer. Filter to codes only, pick a look-back window of 7 to 90 days, or show expired deals to see what you missed.
Tap a deal to see the email’s subject and the sentence the code came from, then jump to the original message in Gmail or straight to the store’s website.
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Questions, bug reports, or an email that was parsed wrong? Write to support@codehound.app. If a code or deadline was missed, the subject line and the sentence it came from are all I need to add the phrase to the extraction rules.