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"  There are at least 800+ daily-deal sites in the U.S., according to Yipit.com, which aggregates and categorizes these local discounts to make them easier to search and buy. If you&amp;#039;re a daily-deal &amp;quot;power user&amp;quot; like I am, it can be hard to keep track of those vouchers that you&amp;#039;ve purchased from all over the web. Enter CityPockets. This website and accompanying app works similarly to finance-organizing site (and Hearst offering) Manilla.com, which keeps track of your bank accounts and bills and also can help you manage coupons from Groupon and Living Social. The major difference: CityPockets organizes up to 44 daily-deal site accounts, from AmazonLocal to Zozi.com.  How it works: You create an account on citypockets.com (shown below), or download the app to your Android or iPhone (shown above right). To import deal accounts, enter your usernames and passwords, then watch your &amp;quot;wallet&amp;quot; fill with your purchased coupons. Site not listed? You can manually upload deals (and put in a request that the site be added). As expirations near, you&amp;#039;ll receive warning alerts. The app lets you pull up your vouchers right to your screen for paperless redemption.  Another great feature: If you are perusing your deals and suddenly experience buyer&amp;#039;s remorse, you can sell unwanted vouchers via CityPockets&amp;#039; online marketplace. Conversely, if you&amp;#039;re after a certain deal that&amp;#039;s no longer available, you can buy it from another user through the site or app as well. Have you found any other good ways to keep track of daily-deal purchases? Share your thoughts in the comments. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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