Turn coupon screenshots into promo codes you can actually use
Promotions arrive by email, then disappear into the inbox. Screenshot the offer and omemo keeps the retailer, discount, exact code and visible expiry together in one clean coupon card.
Crocs: $15 off $75
Coupon
- 01The retailer is separated from the coupon site, so the card names where the discount can actually be used.
- 02The exact promo code is pulled out and kept ready to copy at checkout.
- 03The discount, minimum order and restrictions stay attached when they are visible in the screenshot.
- 04A visible expiry date is kept with the offer, so it does not vanish inside an old email.
- 05Coupons become searchable cards instead of screenshots you have to hunt through later.
The offer looked useful. The email disappeared.
A retailer sends a discount by email. A coupon site reveals a code. You screenshot it because you might use it later, then the image sinks into the camera roll beside everything else.
When checkout finally asks for a promo code, you remember the offer but not the email, the retailer, the minimum spend or whether the coupon has already expired.
The code, retailer and deadline in one place
omemo recognises Wallet coupon screenshots and reads what is visible: the retailer, discount, exact promo code, expiry date, minimum order and any stated restrictions.
The retailer remains the brand where the offer is redeemed, even when the screenshot came from a coupon aggregator. The code stays prominent and ready to copy at checkout.
Only information present in the screenshot is kept. omemo does not invent an expiry or condition, and it cannot guarantee that a retailer will still accept a code.
Coupon screenshots, answered.
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