Chase gives you 4 credit-free days.
Amex gives you 30.
Citi gives you 50.
One keeps your money yours for 7 weeks. CreditRun shows you which.
Credit Free Days is how long your money stays in your account after the purchase — before the bill is due. 50 days means 50 days of yours, not the bank's. CreditRun surfaces this number instantly, for every card in your wallet.
A 46-day difference. On a $2,000 purchase at ~24% APR, choosing wrong costs you about $60 in interest.
Not an expense tracker. Not a budgeting app. CreditRun lives in the 3 seconds before you swipe — the moment that decides whether your money works for you or for the bank.
One number per card. The days your money stays put before this purchase becomes due. Higher is always better.
Cards reorder as your billing cycles tick. The best card today may not be the best card next week. CreditRun stays current.
See exactly how much credit-free runway you have before the next bill closes — per card, right now.
Tuned for the decisions that matter: flights, electronics, appliances, insurance. Not your daily coffee.
No bank logins. No statement uploads. No servers with your data. Optional iCloud sync — under your Apple ID, not ours.
Open, decide, swipe, close. Under 5 seconds. No dashboards you'd never look at twice.
The biggest update since launch — CreditRun now works before you even open it.
The best card to swipe, with its free days, at a glance. Tap it and you're on that card, ready to log. Pro gets the full top-3 ranking.
The day before a statement closes: "hold big purchases 24 hours and earn weeks of extra float." Plus due-date and idle-card alerts, all readable in a new in-app inbox.
USD, GBP, EUR, AED, JPY, SGD and more. Pick yours in Settings — your numbers stay exactly as you entered them.
"Which card should I use?" — answered from your Lock Screen, even with the app closed.
Your whole wallet ranked, the math already done. Set your currency once and every number reads in dollars, pounds, dirhams — whatever you spend in.
Bank, product, limit, statement date, due date. That's it. No accounts to link, no statements to upload.
Your cards appear ranked by Credit Free Days. Top card = most time. One glance and you know.
Tap the card, add the amount, done. Outstanding updates, ranks re-sort. Next decision is ready.
No subscriptions. One-time purchase, all future updates included. The app is priced to grow — the earlier you get in, the more you save.
₹199 in India
First 50 users only · locked in forever · ~40 left
CreditRun launches at $1.99 as a thank-you to the first wave of users who take the bet early. Once 50 purchases are made, this tier closes permanently.
₹399 in India
After the first 50 · still a launch price
Still below the intended long-term price of $9.99, which is where CreditRun is headed as insights, the widget, and multi-device sync fully land.
7-day free trial · full access · no auto-charge · restore purchase anytime across devices
Built for HDFC, Axis, ICICI, SBI, Amex and the rest — set your currency to INR (₹) and every amount, limit and bill reads in rupees, formatted the Indian way (₹1,00,000, not $100,000).
Indian pricing stays local: ₹199 founder, ₹399 after — the App Store charges you in rupees automatically. Same lifetime access, same future updates.
Credit-free days are how Indian cards have always worked — CreditRun just makes the best one obvious before you swipe.
