Built for the shop on the corner, not the chain

Every café we walked into had a stack of paper stamp cards by the till, and every owner told us the same thing: half of them never came back. The customer earned the stamps, the shop paid for them, and the reward that was meant to bring someone back sat in a drawer.

The wallet on every phone had already solved this for airlines and cinemas. A boarding pass never gets lost, it shows up on the lock screen at the gate, and it updates itself. Nobody had made that work for a ten-stamp coffee card at a price a single shop could pay.

So we built it. A card you design in a browser, that your customers add with one scan, that lives in Apple Wallet or Google Wallet, and that lets you say hello when it has been a while. No app, no hardware, no minimum size.