WalletPasses | Passbook Wallet

Wallet Passes Alliance

About this app

With WalletPasses, you can use passes on your Android phone to check in for flights, get and redeem rewards, get in to movies, or redeem coupons. Passes can include useful information like the balance on your coffee card, your coupon’s expiration date, your seat number for a concert, and more.

WalletPasses Saves Your Battery
The app only consumes battery when you use it, no power consuming operations are performed in background.

WalletPasses Respects your Privacy
The app requires only minimal permissions to work and you keep full control of the data shared with pass issuers.

WalletPasses is fully Passbook compatible
The app supports all great features of Wallet / Passbook passes:
* Automatic Pass Updates & Change Notifications
* Relevance based Display of Passes (Time, Location, iBeacon)
* Embedded Scanner

WalletPasses is backed by the Wallet Passes Alliance, a consortium of firms that develop and promote an open platform for the mobile wallet

Ratings and reviews

Automatic updates are disabled even though the switch is flipped on. It claims to have updated the pass but it clearly hasn't because automatic updates are disabled. There are A LOT of suspect reviews for this app now too. I would not recommend this app for anything more than a one time use item and if you have a vendor that sends annual passes through it, ask for another method.

Coming from iPhone I quite missed Wallet, but this works quite well. Certainly a recommended download for any Android user. EDIT (30-8-22): It does not work well with screens that have a different than 16:9 ratio. I currently own a Fold 3 and I can get it to work on the front screen, but not on the internal screen (even when I force the app to a 16:9 ratio).

This app works really well for an app that hasn't been updated in 3 years. The biggest problem I see is that it doesn't work as advertised. Supposedly it can search through emails, documents, etc and it will pull the codes out for you. That has worked for me maybe once or twice. What you actually do is go to the document that has the code and share it to the application. It then pulls the code out of the document and you click a button that adds it to the app. Fix the instructions please.