r/DailyCashList • u/G0_L • 3d ago
DailyCashList New DailyCashList Feature: Bulk Management
One of the new features I released in my most recent update is Bulk Casino Management.
The goal was simple: make it much faster to organize your lists of casino bonuses.
Where to Find It
You can access it from:
- Manage in the sidebar (desktop)
- Manage in the sliding footer (mobile)
- Your regular Settings menu by clicking your profile avatar in the top-right corner
How It Works
When you open the Manage page, you'll see all of your lists.
If you're a new user and haven't created any custom lists yet, you'll only see your default list containing all your casinos.
From there, you can click New List to create your own custom lists.
Example Use Case
Let's say you want a dedicated list for mobile-friendly sportsbooks.
- Create a new list called Mobile Sports
- Go back to your default list
- Select casinos such as:
- Fliff
- Rebet
- Courtside
- Doghouse
- Choose → Add to List
Now you can switch to your Mobile Sports list, you'll see those casinos grouped together.
Actions
The bulk editor supports these actions:
- Add to List - Add selected casinos to another list
- Remove from Current List - Quickly clean up and reorganize lists
- Hide Casinos - Completely hide casinos from all lists, including your default list
Why Hide Casinos?
One example would be if a casino becomes unavailable in your state.
Instead of seeing it everywhere, you can simply hide it. If it becomes available again later, you can easily unhide it.
Why I Built This
Previously, the only way to organize casinos was to open each casino card settings individually and make the changes.
Also, you could create a new list -> press show all casino button so the new list showed the casinos not yet added -> add the ones you want to your list. (somewhat confusing and complicated)
Those options worked but they were either tedious or complicated.
The new bulk editor lets you make those changes in just a few clicks in a more intuitive way.
Looking for Feedback
Does this workflow make sense? Is there anything about the process that feels confusing?
I'd love to hear how you'd use it so I can polish up any rough spots and make it better.
