Live: https://snatchly.app · Web shipped, mobile in build on FlutterFlow

Most "deals" apps are a graveyard of expired coupons. You scroll a wall of offers that don't fit you, "grab" a code, paste it somewhere, and never hear about it again. Nobody knows what they claimed, what's still valid, or how much they actually saved. The deal disappears the second you look away.

Snatchly fixes the part everyone skips: what happens after the tap. It's a deals marketplace built around claiming and tracking, so a deal stays a live thing you own — not a screenshot you lose in your camera roll.

Personalized matching, not a wall of noise. Instead of dumping every offer on you, Snatchly runs a matching engine that pairs each user with deals that actually fit — by category, behavior, and intent. The home feed gets sharper the more you use it, so the right discount surfaces instead of you hunting for it. (Same matching backbone I built for KAISWLAILA, retargeted from people-matching to offer-matching.)

A real marketplace catalog. Browsable, filterable deals organized by category and merchant — featured offers up top, clean deal cards, fast filtering. It's structured like a marketplace, not a coupon dump, so discovery feels intentional.

One-tap claim flow. See a deal, claim it, done. Claiming generates a redemption code/voucher tied to your account and drops it straight into your tracker. No copy-paste gymnastics, no "where did that code go" — the deal moves from browse to owned in a single tap.

Deep tracking dashboard — the part that makes it stick. Every claimed deal lives in one place: active vs. expired, time-to-expiry, redemption status, and running savings. You can see what you've claimed, what's about to lapse, and what you've banked over time. This is the layer that turns a one-off coupon hunt into something people come back to.

Web is Next.js + Firebase — server-rendered, fast, PWA-capable (installable, theme-colored, mobile-first). The matching layer and claim/track state run on Supabase so the dashboard reflects real-time status. The mobile app is in build on FlutterFlow, sharing the same backend — the "ship on web first, then mobile" pattern, so the marketplace was validated live before the app shipped.