Export your travel mail from Google Takeout and drop the file here. Your browser reads it on your device; the page cannot send anything over the network, and no AI model reads your mail. You review what we found and save it to your wallet in this browser.
Read here, never sent
- This page is blocked from making any network request, by its own security policy. Turn off Wi-Fi and it still works.
- No AI model reads your mail. Fixed rules pick out balances and bookings.
- Only the sender line of each email is read, unless it's from an airline, hotel or booking site.
- Names, addresses, card numbers, booking codes and the email text are dropped. You see every row before anything is saved.
Label your travel mail in Gmail
In Gmail, open search options (the sliders icon in the search bar), paste a line below into Has the words, choose Create filter, tick Apply the label with a new label called Travel, and tick Also apply filter to matching conversations. One filter per line.
Export only that label
Go to takeout.google.com, choose Deselect all, tick Mail, click All Mail data included and pick only Travel. Tick Calendar too if you like: Gmail adds your flights and hotel stays there. Export once, as a .zip. Google emails you a link when it's ready.
Drop the file here
Questions
Does Points or Cash read my email?
No. Your browser reads the export file on your own device, and this page is blocked from sending anything over the network. No server and no AI model sees your mail. Only the rows you choose to save are kept, in this browser.
What does the import keep?
For about 55 programs (airlines on every continent, the big hotel groups, Amex Membership Rewards in 16 countries, Chase, Capital One, Citi, Bilt, Wells Fargo, Revolut and Rove), the newest balance it finds. For flights and hotel stays from confirmation emails: route or hotel, dates and the price paid. Names, addresses, card numbers, booking codes and the email text are dropped.
How can I check it sends nothing?
Load the page, then turn off Wi-Fi before you drop the file: the import works the same. Or open your browser's developer tools on the Network tab while it runs. The page's security policy (connect-src 'none') forbids every connection, and the code is two readable files: /assets/takeout-core.js and /assets/takeout-page.js. One caveat applies to every website: browser extensions you have installed can read any page you open, this one included.
Why export only a Gmail label?
So the rest of your mail never leaves Google. Even if you export everything, the import reads only the sender line of each email and skips the body unless it comes from an airline, hotel or booking site.