As mentioned by another person upthread, the best presentation view of the Chase Offers is on the Chase Pay app. Very easy to see offers on multiple cards at once. There is no formal relations between Chase Offers and Chase Pay, but they somehow got it done there. Chase does send a tokenized email every so often where you can login and look at the list for a card, but I don't get it for all cards. However, you cannot login to that portal currently (maybe in 2019 they will enable it).

Also, just add the offer if you are even mildly interested in the merchant. I am intrigued by this decision to filter and not add offers (especially seen by the AmEx Offers users). Even if you don't use an offer, if the merchant renews the offer, you will see it again. Offers do look at card history. I got an offer for one merchant immediately after using the card at a similar category merchant. So, seasoning your spend (easy to do with Chase Pay 5% bonuses) is important. AmEx works similarly.

The program is ran by Cardlytics (also runs BofA deals and others), but the notifications/presentation is up to Chase which is just versions behind the maturity from BofA or AmEx. I think AmEx is the only one who also has their own team working with merchants and has some neat capabilities like map-based options to find offers that are not proactively offered otherwise.

I am more disappointed that Chase hasn't made its connection to Revel and a few other POS stronger as alternative to the delivery companies.