About
Miles is built and run by one person.
Andy Assareh
Infrastructure engineer. Points nerd. I write the code and run the servers.
Since 2025
I built Miles for my own wallet. I use it every day, on the same cards I carry.
Card sites in this category are paid by the issuers they rank. Miles is paid by the people who use it. Referral links exist and earn money; the ranking is computed before any of them is considered.
When the math decides an answer, the answer prints it: the multiplier, what the points are worth, the total. If Miles is wrong, you can see where.
The rules
| Ranking | No issuer can pay for placement. Every verdict is computed before any payout is considered. Apply links appear after the answer, which says that some of them may pay a referral. |
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| Your data | Miles doesn't sell your personal information. Your conversations and wallet sit on hardware I control. Signup asks for an email address; a first name is optional, and no phone number is collected. Your conversations, wallet, and memory are encrypted with a key belonging to your account alone, and deleting the account destroys that key. |
| Credentials | Miles never asks for card numbers or bank logins, from you or from a connected AI agent. It knows which cards you hold because you entered them. |
| Portability | Your data exports on request. Deleting the account is one button. |
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