As of April 2025, the Flybuys iOS app has a 4.8-star rating from 167.6K reviews. The Android version holds a 3.5-star average across 46.2K reviews and has surpassed one million downloads on Google Play. Recent updates center on performance tweaks and bug fixes to streamline digital card scanning and account management. 

1. Digital membership card and scanning function: With a built-in electronic membership card, users only need to open the App and scan the QR code to automatically accumulate points when checking out, without the need for a physical card.

2. Real-time points management: The homepage displays the current points balance, points that are about to expire and the accumulated points trend chart, helping users to clearly understand the use and accumulation of points.

3. Personalized offer push: Based on the user's historical consumption habits and preferences, the App will regularly push "Boost" offers to encourage users to purchase designated products to obtain extra points.

4. Coupons and discount coupons: Integrate electronic coupons from partner merchants such as Coles, Kmart, and Target. Users can add and use them at checkout with one click, saving time and effort.

5. Family account sharing: Support adding family members to the same account to achieve centralized management of points, making it convenient for family members to accumulate and use points together.

6. Shopping list and recipe recommendation: Built-in shopping list function, which can generate common lists manually or automatically based on past shopping records; at the same time, it provides recipe inspiration and supporting products, which can be added to the shopping cart with one click.

7. Points redemption mall: In the "Rewards" section, users can directly use points to redeem various products, gift cards, travel packages, or transfer points to Velocity Frequent Flyer accounts.

8. Payment and order tracking: Some regions support scanning code payment in the App, and can view online ordering and delivery progress to achieve a closed loop of the shopping process.

Pros

1. Easy to operate: Digital membership card and one-click scanning design make it easier and more direct to accumulate points; no need to carry a physical card, and no points will be lost due to forgetting to bring the card.

2. Strong personalization: Accurate recommendations and targeted discounts based on user consumption data effectively improve satisfaction and stickiness; users can more easily find discounts and products of interest.

3. Centralized management: Points, coupons, shopping lists, and payment tools are unified into one App to avoid switching between multiple apps, making the user experience smoother.

4. Family collaboration: The family account sharing function allows all family members to participate in the accumulation of points and share rewards; especially suitable for families with common purchasing needs.

5. Diverse redemption: Points can be redeemed for daily necessities, gift cards, travel services or transferred to airline miles, and a variety of redemption options meet the needs of different users.

Cons

1. Frequent advertising push: While personalized recommendations, a large number of push notifications and advertising pop-ups will inevitably appear, which may disturb some users.

2. High network dependency: All functions require real-time internet connection. When the network signal is poor or there is no network, you cannot view points, receive coupons or use electronic membership cards.

3. Learning cost: Although the rich functions can meet various needs, for first-time users, the interface and function layout need some time to get familiar with, and the entry threshold is relatively high.

4. Limited points accumulation: Outside of non-specified promotional periods and activities, the regular points accumulation rate is slow, and it is difficult to accumulate enough points for large redemptions in a short period of time.

5. Privacy concerns: In order to achieve precision marketing, the App will collect and analyze user purchase records and preferences, which to a certain extent poses personal data privacy risks.