yoink ai - get refunds with ai

you're paying for stuff you forgot about. yoink gets your money back. that free trial you meant to cancel. the gym from february. the app that quietly renewed at £59.99. yoink finds them, then does the annoying part for you - emailing the company to cancel and claim what you're owed. how it works 1. connect your gmail. yoink scans for receipts and subscriptions - only the money stuff, never your personal mail. 2. it shows you what's draining your account: forgotten subs, refundable orders, sneaky renewals. 3. tap "yoink it." the AI writes the cancellation or refund email, in your voice, citing your consumer rights where they apply. 4. you preview every email before it sends. then yoink handles the back-and-forth - follow-ups, pushback, the lot - and tells you the moment it lands. you're in control the whole time - preview the first email before anything sends - kill switch on every request - yoink emails from your address, on your behalf, and signs with your name — never spam what it goes after - subscriptions you forgot to cancel (streaming, apps, SaaS, gyms) - free trials about to auto-charge - refunds on one-off orders - wrong item, arrived damaged, never showed - price hikes you never agreed to built to actually work yoink's agent doesn't just fire one email and give up. it follows up when merchants stall, reroutes when an address bounces, escalates with the right consumer-protection law, and asks you for the odd detail it needs (like a photo of a faulty item). you watch the whole conversation unfold in a clean chat thread. connect more than one inbox. yoink your subs across every email you own. your data stays yours your email is read securely and encrypted at rest. yoink only opens things that look like receipts. disconnect anytime and everything is wiped. your gmail data is never used to train AI models, never sold, never shared beyond emailing the merchant you asked us to. stop paying for things you don't use. download yoink and get your money back. — yoink emails merchants on your behalf; outcomes depend on each company's policies and your consumer rights. not legal or financial advice.