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I saw a fellow forum members post about the "just for you" section on the chase app in which it gave him offers for additional cards and it even told him what the credit limits would be for all the different card offers. But I can't seem to find that anywhere on the app. Does anyone know where to find it?
I private messaged the guy who posted about it, but it appears his most recent post was almost 2 months ago, so it doesn't seem like he logs in very often at all.



I try not to bank on my phone (although I do use the chase app to deposit checks). But, on the website (PC), you can access the Just for you 3 different ways. Make the hamburger 3 lines at the top left fly out and it is the first choice under Explore products. Go to the right pane on your Accounts page and you'll see the icon. Go to the top horizontal header line and make the Explore products drop down and Just for you will be the last option.
I've never seen a "just for you" anywhere on the app, however, if you go to "Credit Journey" you will see at the top of the page 3 buttons: "Credit", "Alerts", and "Offers". Click on "Offers" and you should see all their offers to you, including credit cards, ('though they may not all have a credit line listed).
Found it,
thank you!



So, after I posted ^^^^, I did open the Chase phone app and looked around and, honestly, I can't find the Just for you anywhere.
@ptatohed wrote:So, after I posted ^^^^, I did open the Chase phone app and looked around and, honestly, I can't find the Just for you anywhere.
I did
This is on Android
@Anonymous wrote:
@ptatohed wrote:So, after I posted ^^^^, I did open the Chase phone app and looked around and, honestly, I can't find the Just for you anywhere.
I did
- App start screen - bottom right "more"
- scroll down to "open an account" section - tap "3 dot circle"-"All Products"
- scroll down "recommended offers" "Just For You" box
This is on Android
Ah, I see it, thanks JJS. I never would have found that.