Dietary and allergy profiles
Set allergies, intolerances, dietary patterns and strict ingredient exclusions for each household member. Flag cross-contact risks and require label and manufacturer-claim checks before recommending a product.
Bendigo local pilot · Postcode 3550 · Initial grocery focus: Kennington VillageLocal scope selected · prices and offers are not yet live-connected
Explore reward opportunities
Browse by loyalty program or everyday expense.
Prototype directory only. Provider names and program tags are illustrative examples of categories to research, not confirmation of current offers, eligibility or reward stacking. Offers must be verified against provider terms before publication.
Compare the weekly shop — and the points
See whether a bonus-points promotion is worth paying extra for, not just how many points it advertises.
Example weekly basket
Illustrative sample prices only — not live supermarket prices. A real service would use store- and postcode-specific verified prices.
| Item | Woolworths | Coles | Aldi |
|---|---|---|---|
| Total | $0.00 | $0.00 | $0.00 |
Cheapest example basket—Compare like-for-like quantities and unit prices.
Is the points offer worth it?
Compare the promoted product with a cheaper equivalent. Change the example values to test a weekly offer.
Promoted brand price
Cheaper equivalent price
Bonus points earned
Value per 1,000 points ($)
Estimated result—Uses your estimated redemption value; actual value depends on how you redeem points and whether you qualify.
The calculation compares the extra spend with the estimated dollar value of bonus points. It should also check offer caps, qualifying products and quantities, member pricing, exclusions and expiry.
Stay ahead of bills. Build a nest egg.
One household account for upcoming bills, subscription renewals and the savings created by smarter spending.
Bill and subscription reminders
Add recurring bills or subscriptions so the full service can alert you before payment or renewal dates.
No reminders added yet.
Prototype limitation: reminders are shown in this preview only. A live account would securely store dates and send opt-in push, email or SMS alerts before bills are due, with controls for reminder timing and recurring payments.
Turn weekly savings into a nest egg
Every saving counts. If your weekly household budget is $200 and RewardStack helps you spend $185, move the $15 difference into a separate savings account instead of letting it disappear into everyday spending.
Your projected savings
$780.00
$15.00 set aside each week for 52 weeks.Saved each week$15.00
Saved in 12 months$780.00
Including existing savings$780.00
This is a simple projection, not a promise of returns. It excludes interest, fees, tax and changes in spending. The idea is to make the saving visible and help members transfer the amount they genuinely saved into a separate account.
Your subscription register
List every recurring subscription in one place, even the ones you only use occasionally.
Add a subscription
Netflix, Spotify, streaming services, apps, gym memberships, cloud storage, software, gaming subscriptions — add the lot. Choose a monthly check-in so RewardStack reminds you that the subscription is still active and costing money.
My active subscriptions
No subscriptions added yet.
Your subscriptions will appear here.
A live RewardStack account would send the monthly check-in and upcoming renewal alerts by the member's chosen notification method. This prototype only demonstrates the list; it does not send real alerts or retain entries after the preview session.
RewardStack Australia — the idea in plain English
A household savings assistant designed to save money and the time spent finding those savings.
The problem we're solving
Households are doing the same homework over and over.
People compare supermarket prices, chase loyalty points, check insurance and utility deals, remember bill dates, cancel unused subscriptions and plan meals. RewardStack's job is to bring that work together and do as much of it automatically as possible.
MoneyFind genuine net savings, not just flashy points offers.
TimeReduce research, errands and repeat admin.
ClarityShow the maths, source, conditions and freshness.
How membership could work
Indicative prices to test with people — not final pricing or an offer for sale.
Find the opportunities
$0
- Searchable directory of providers and reward programs
- Browse groceries, fuel, bills, insurance, finance and retail
- Research and compare manually
Let RewardStack do the homework
$9.99 / month
- All supported rewards programs
- Seven-day meal plans, ingredient quantities and brand exclusions
- Store-by-store basket optimisation and points-versus-price maths
- Bills, renewals, subscriptions and savings tracking
More household support
+$2.99 / month
- Member-defined allergy, intolerance and dietary constraints
- Sensory preferences and familiar foods
- Opt-in moderated community sharing
- Premium + Care bundle: $12.98/month
What makes it different?
Not another list of coupons. It should calculate whether an offer is genuinely worthwhile for that household.
1. Reward stacking that actually stacks
Check eligible products, payment method, caps, quantities, expiry dates, member prices and exclusions. Show estimated point value and the net result after any higher shelf price.
2. The whole household shop
Turn meals into a shopping list, compare like-for-like pack sizes and unit prices, and split stores only when the savings justify the extra trip. Let people cap stores, distance and time.
3. Household admin in one place
Track bills, subscriptions and renewal dates, then make savings visible. Members choose whether to transfer the amount saved into a separate nest egg.
The savings example
If a household normally budgets $200 per week and RewardStack helps it spend $185, the $15 difference could be transferred to a separate savings account.
$15saved each week
$780over 52 weeks, before interest
$3,900over five years, before interest
Can the business support itself?
Simple revenue scenarios, not forecasts. Excludes costs, GST, refunds, tax and churn.
At $9.99 per month
~501
Paying members to generate about $5,000 gross monthly subscription revenue.
At $9.99 per month
~1,002
Paying members to generate about $10,000 gross monthly subscription revenue.
Other possible income
Clearly disclosed referral commissions and sponsored placements may add revenue later. Paid placement must never secretly change the cheapest or best-value recommendation.
Our proposed give-back commitment
RewardStack would independently donate 10% of subscription revenue to Ronald McDonald House Charities. No official partnership, affiliation or endorsement is claimed. The launch policy should define the calculation base (for example, subscription revenue excluding GST and refunds), publish monthly records and keep the commitment even if no corporate partner ever joins.
What is real today — and what isn't
No smoke and mirrors. This is the stage of the project.
Built in this preview
- Clickable directory and category filters
- Points-versus-extra-cost calculator
- Basic seven-day menu and sample ingredient calculator
- Bill reminders, subscription register and savings projection
- Concept screens for Care + Community
Research / early prototype
- Selected public grocery price examples
- Bendigo 3550 pilot scope and initial supermarket focus
- Indicative membership and revenue scenarios
- Independent charity commitment concept
Not built yet
- Live retailer prices, specials and reward-offer feeds
- Automatic recipe database and accurate full basket engine
- Real accounts, cloud storage and bank/loyalty connections
- Push/email/SMS reminders and retailer checkout baskets
- Community moderation, privacy/security and production app
How we'd prove it before spending big
Start small, test whether people actually want it, then build only what earns its place.
1 · ValidateShow this demo to local households. Ask what they'd use and pay for.
2 · Prove the dataSecure reliable, permitted price and offer data; test one local basket.
3 · PilotRun a small Bendigo trial and measure real savings and time saved.
4 · ExpandAdd bills, more providers and locations only after the core works.
Tell us honestly: would you use RewardStack?
This quick vote is just for the demonstration. It does not submit or store responses online.
Choose an answer, then talk through what would make it useful.
Feedback stays in this preview unless you copy it yourself.
A little good with every membership
RewardStack's proposed commitment is to donate 10% of subscription revenue to Ronald McDonald House Charities. This is an independent donation commitment by the RewardStack operator — not an official partnership, affiliation or endorsement. Donation calculations, payment records and cumulative totals will be published transparently once subscriptions launch.