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PHP, JavaScript, and MySQL.

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Miles Mosaic consolidates miles, points, and elite status from 31 loyalty programmes (24 airline, 7 hotel) into one dashboard, without ever asking for your account passwords. Most trackers require you to hand over login credentials to scrape your balances; Miles Mosaic doesn't link accounts or share credentials, so you get a unified view of your whole loyalty portfolio while your programme credentials stay entirely your own.

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Tools like AwardWallet rely on storing your frequent-flyer passwords to auto-fetch balances, an approach that several major US airlines have actively blocked and that raises real data-security concerns. Miles Mosaic takes the opposite stance: no credential sharing, no account linking, and no selling of your data. You still get a single consolidated view of every programme and clear visibility into how close you are to your next status tier, without the privacy trade-off.

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Frequent business and leisure travellers who actively chase elite status and juggle miles and points across many programmes. They're typically managing everything in messy spreadsheets or a stack of separate apps, and they care about how their data is handled. Primary markets are the USA, Asia and Europe.

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Miles Mosaic was built by a frequent traveller frustrated by the same problem everyone in the points world faces: balances scattered across a dozen programmes, no clear picture of status progress, and tracking tools that demand your account passwords to work. The goal was a single, clean dashboard that brings it all together, built privacy-first, so you never have to share credentials or worry about your data being sold.

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Individual frequent travellers and points enthusiasts across the USA, Europe and Asia