Do I have to manually fill out every class action form?

No—the repetitive work is automated. Save your profile once in the local vault, queue the settlements you want, and Oyster autofills the official administrator form inside the app. Most claims are a quick review and submit on the real court-approved site—not hours of retyping the same address on dozens of portals.

What if a settlement needs receipts or proof I don’t have?

Optional Gmail discovery runs on your phone and searches for notice IDs, order confirmations, line items, and itemized purchase data in your email—not just “you were in a breach.” Oyster surfaces that evidence so you can download and attach it when an administrator offers higher tiers for documentation. Bank-linking apps often cannot see inbox proof; Oyster is built for notice- and receipt-driven claims.

Is Oyster just a list of links I still have to struggle through?

No. Browse and /check find the claim; the app opens the official form with autofill applied. Queue multiple settlements, reuse one profile, and file each on the real administrator site in minutes—set it and forget it after the first profile save.

Do I ever touch the official settlement website?

Yes—briefly. Oyster automates discovery, queue, and autofill on the real court-approved administrator form inside the app. You review and submit on that official page so your payout stays on the administrator’s rails. Most claims take on the order of 30 seconds once your vault is saved.

How Oyster finds and files class action claims

Oyster is a class action settlement app for the U.S. and Canada: automated discovery and breach watch, queue every claim you qualify for, autofill official administrator forms in the app (finish on the real site in about 30 seconds), and store reusable details in a local on-device vault—with optional on-device Gmail discovery for notices, receipts, and proof—no subscription, no cut of your settlement, no bank account required for that path.

Set it and forget it—save your profile once, queue every claim, and get alerted when new forms open.

Unlike bank-only tools, Oyster is built to see notice and email signals for settlements you might never get from a transaction feed. See also Gmail discovery.

Quick answer

Automated discovery and breach watch on your device.

One profile in a local AES-256 vault—set it and forget it.

Queue every claim; autofill official forms in-app (~30 sec).

Free. No subscription. No cut of your settlement.

How does Oyster find and file class action claims?

Oyster automates discovery on your device (browse, email check, breach watch, optional on-device Gmail signals), saves your profile once in a local AES-256 vault, queues every claim you qualify for, and autofills official administrator forms inside the app—finish on the real site in about 30 seconds per claim. No blind batch filing from our servers.

How long does it take to file a class action claim with Oyster?

Once your vault is saved—set it and forget it—most claims are a quick review and submit on the official form: often about 30 seconds when fields map cleanly, usually under a minute. Settlement portals vary.

How is Oyster different from apps that link your bank account?

Bank-linking products are built around purchase and transaction history. Oyster is designed to read settlement, notice, and receipt signals in local email metadata and related on-device discovery, which is how many privacy and data-breach programs become visible even when there is no card charge to match.

Step 1, 2, 3: the workflow

Numbered for extraction: each step is one layer—signals, then vault, then official submission.

Step 1: Local discovery scan

Surface settlement signals on your device—breach-style checks and inbox-oriented discovery (when you use them) stay on hardware instead of a centralized claims feed.

Step 2: Search, vault, reuse

If a notice is missing, search and in-product guidance can still help. When you have details, the Secrets Vault stores them for reuse on the next official form.

Step 3: Adaptive in-app filing

Open the administrator’s official claim flow in the app and map vault fields to the form. Unlike redirect chains, the north star is the real settlement site inside the app shell.

After the first filing: staying ahead of new claims

Oyster is not only built for a single form. The direction is to keep new opportunities visible and to give recovery paths when the "perfect notice" never arrives.

Set it and forget it for breach watch

Oyster keeps breach-driven claim opportunities visible instead of waiting for a paper notice that may never arrive. Automated watch alerts you when a claim form opens—discovery runs on your device, not a claims cloud.

The ID recovery fail-safe

If a local scan or notice search does not recover your PIN or claim ID, Oyster's filing philosophy still gives you a way forward: official PDF forms when available, administrator recovery paths, and article guidance for alternate identifiers instead of a dead end.

Official PDF and outreach paths

Some settlements are easier to file through a paper form or direct administrator contact than through a notice-gated web step. Oyster's ecosystem is built to handle those paths too, not just the ideal one-tap flow.

We built the tool we wanted to use: something that finds the money, does the official paperwork path, and keeps the sensitive layer local. No cut of your settlement. Open source on GitHub; optional contributions never required to file.

Set it and forget it. Automated. Private. Free.

Automated class action filing—official forms in-app, set it and forget it, open source, $0.

Claims tied to your email

Check what Oyster can already match and what may be worth watching.

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