CardCue Pro vs Klarna's loyalty card wallet (formerly Stocard)
Both keep cards on your phone. They are built for different problems, and the difference matters most at the register.
Where CardCue Pro is different
It chirps at the right moment
The hard part is not storing the card, it is remembering it while you are standing at the register. CardCue Pro watches for the store, not the calendar, and chirps when you are near a store where you have a balance.
It covers more than gift cards
Punch passes, memberships, loyalty rewards and prepaid balances live in the same wallet, because forgotten value is not only a gift-card problem.
It works without an account
Scan, get reminders and use the barcode at the register having told us nothing about yourself. An account is only for cloud backup and moving to a new phone.
Side by side
| Klarna (formerly Stocard) | CardCue Pro | |
|---|---|---|
| Holds loyalty cards | ✓ | ✓ |
| Built around gift-card balances | We could not find it | ✓ |
| Alerts you near a store where you have a balance | We could not find it | ✓ |
| Punch passes and memberships in one wallet | We could not find it | ✓ |
| Expiry and dormancy-fee reminders | We could not find it | ✓ |
| Usable with no account | We could not find it | ✓ |
| Price | Free | Free for 3 cards, Pro $34.99/yr |
Checked 2026-09-25 against Klarna’s loyalty card page and its App Store listing. “We could not find it” means neither one documents it, not that Klarna cannot do it. Competitors change; if something here is out of date, tell us and we will correct it.
Which should you use?
If you only need supermarket loyalty cards, Klarna’s wallet is free and you do not need us. If what you keep losing is money, the $25 balance you forgot you had, CardCue Pro is built for that specific failure.
iPhone app. Free for 3 cards, no account and no credit card. Pro from $34.99 a year.