Meet Jet
Google Flights for your credit card points.
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The problem
350 million Americans earn credit card points. Most cash out at 1 cent each — the financial equivalent of selling a Picasso at a garage sale. The people who know better? They get 5 to 15 times that value.
What most people pay
SFO → Tokyo, business class roundtrip
Cash booking through the airline. Full retail. This is what shows up on Google Flights.
What Jet finds
Same flight. Same seat. Transfer via Virgin Atlantic.
The difference isn't money. It's knowledge.
Your AI point hunter
Named after the snow leopard — the ghost of the mountains — Jet navigates credit card reward programs the way a snow leopard navigates the Himalayas. Silently. Precisely. Across terrain that would stop anything else.
Jet scans transfer partners, award availability, and routing options to surface redemptions that feel impossible. The trip you didn't know you could afford. The sweet spot buried three transfers deep. The fare that disappears in hours.
Jet finds trips you didn't know you could afford. Tell it your points balance, it shows you what's possible. First class to Bali? An overwater villa in the Maldives? You'd never search for it. Jet already did.
Pick a destination. Jet finds the cheapest path in points — across every transfer partner, every alliance, every routing option. It sees connections a human would never find.
Not in cents. In real trips. Jet translates your Chase, Amex, or Citi balance into actual flights and hotels you can book right now. Points stop being abstract.
Found it.45K points to Tokyo in business class — that's 24.7¢ per point. Your Chase points transfer 1:1 to Virgin Atlantic. This one disappears fast.
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How it works
Link your Chase, Amex, Capital One, Citi, or Bilt accounts. Jet needs to see what you're working with.
Pick a destination, or hit “Surprise Me” and let Jet hunt. It searches every transfer partner, every route, every availability window.
Jet shows you the best redemptions ranked by value — cents per point, total cost, availability windows. You pick. You book. You fly.
Peakfare is coming soon. Join the waitlist and be the first to stop leaving value on the table.
Coming Soon
Kindling Signal makes useful software with character. Independent tools built with warmth, cut with precision — products that feel considered from first impression to repeated use. Sharp tools. Human feel.
Peakfare is the latest from that workshop. Like everything Kindling ships, it exists because someone noticed a gap between how things are and how they should be — and decided to close it with software that has a point of view.