Punch cards, without the punch cards

Loyalty that runs itself.

Reward the customers who keep coming back — points, perks and surprises tracked automatically, redeemed without laminated cards.

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Why it matters

What this does for your business.

Zero-effort trackingVisits and purchases count themselves. Nobody stamps anything.

Perks worth wantingDesign rewards that fit your margins and your regulars.

Loyalty you can measureSee exactly what the program returns — in visits and dollars.

Part of one platform — works hand-in-hand withLocal Customers·Coupons

The card in their pocket

A stamp card that lives on a phone.

Share one link and your regulars carry the card themselves — it fills as they come back, and the reward at the end is already waiting for them.

Nothing to print, nothing to lose.The card is a page you share rather than a piece of cardboard. Send the link once and it is in every regular’s pocket from then on — no reprints when you change the offer, no replacement when a wallet is emptied, and no drawer of half-finished cards kept on somebody else’s behalf.

Stamped by you, or stamped by them.Add a stamp yourself when you serve somebody, or share the public collection page and let people collect on their own phone as they come back. It is the same card either way, and it fills toward the same reward.

You set what the reward is worth.How long a card runs before the reward is earned, and what arrives when it is, are both yours to decide — so the perk fits your margins and your regulars rather than a template somebody else wrote.

Because you said repeat customers.

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A stamp card your regulars keep on their phone — it fills as they come back, and the reward at the end is already theirs.

Nothing to print, and nothing left at homeThe card is a page you share, not a piece of cardboard. Send the link once and every regular carries their own from then on — no reprints when you change the offer, no replacement when somebody empties their wallet, and no drawer of half-finished cards you are keeping on their behalf.

Stamped by you, or stamped by themAdd a stamp from the card in your workspace when you serve somebody, or share the public collection page and let people collect on their own phone as they come back. It is the same card either way, and it fills toward the same reward.

The scheme keeps its own countWho has enrolled, how far along each card has got, the stamps given and the rewards already claimed — the card holds its own working. You are not reconstructing a loyalty scheme from a shoebox at the end of the quarter.

A close view of the Loyalty screen. A green tile marked with a stamp sits beside the card’s name — a workshop pass — with a line under it counting how many stamps the card takes and how many people have joined, and a marker on the right reading active. Below that the stamps themselves, a row of circles: the earned ones filled solid with a tick, the rest still dashed outlines, which carry a faint tick in the light frame and nothing in the dark one. A panel under them, marked with a gift, spells the reward out in words — a free seat at any workshop. Then three figures side by side counting stamps, rewards and members, and the controls: add a stamp, open the public page, copy the link, edit the card, and a bin to delete it — the add-stamp control painting as a filled green button in the light frame and as an outline like its neighbours in the dark one. Everything else is empty page.

A close view of the Loyalty screen. A green tile marked with a stamp sits beside the card’s name — a workshop pass — with a line under it counting how many stamps the card takes and how many people have joined, and a marker on the right reading active. Below that the stamps themselves, a row of circles: the earned ones filled solid with a tick, the rest still dashed outlines, which carry a faint tick in the light frame and nothing in the dark one. A panel under them, marked with a gift, spells the reward out in words — a free seat at any workshop. Then three figures side by side counting stamps, rewards and members, and the controls: add a stamp, open the public page, copy the link, edit the card, and a bin to delete it — the add-stamp control painting as a filled green button in the light frame and as an outline like its neighbours in the dark one. Everything else is empty page.

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Regulars are the cheapest customers you will ever get, and this is the thing that asks them back.

A paper loyalty card only works for as long as the customer still has it. It goes through the wash, it stays in the other coat, and on the rare occasion somebody actually fills one in you have no idea whether the scheme was worth running. A stamp card that lives on a link has none of those problems, because it is on the phone they were already holding.

You decide the shape of it. How long a card runs before the reward is earned, and what arrives when it is, are both yours to set — so the perk fits your margins and your regulars rather than a template somebody else wrote. Change it when it stops earning its keep, and the next card runs on the new terms.

Stamps reach the card two ways. You can add one yourself, from the card in your workspace, when you serve somebody; or you can share the public collection page and let people collect on their own phone as they come back. Both write to the same card, and the reward becomes available at the same point either way.

And the scheme reports on itself. Enrolments, stamps given and rewards already redeemed sit on the card, beside the other ways this workspace has of bringing somebody back — one-off coupons, and refer-a-friend campaigns. Which of them to keep running stops being a hunch.

What it actually does

A digital stamp card your regulars open from a link
Stamps added by you, or collected by them on the public page
Enrolments, stamps given and rewards redeemed, kept on the card

What that changes for you

The card is never left at home and never has to be reprinted
The reward is set to your margins, not to somebody else’s template
You can tell whether the scheme is earning its place

You come away with a reason for your regulars to come back that keeps its own count.

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Point de ventebecause a stamp is earned by something bought, and that happens at the register Local Customersbecause the person collecting stamps is already a row in your book Couponsbecause a one-off offer and a card that fills up pull people back in different ways Ai Mailbecause a reward sitting unclaimed is a good reason to write

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A look inside Loyalty

Loyalty — platform screenshots

Real screens from the product. Open any one full size, or switch the set to light or dark.

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A close view of the Loyalty screen. A green tile marked with a stamp sits beside the card’s name — a workshop pass — with a line under it counting how many stamps the card takes and how many people have joined, and a marker on the right reading active. Below that the stamps themselves, a row of circles: the earned ones filled solid with a tick, the rest still dashed outlines, which carry a faint tick in the light frame and nothing in the dark one. A panel under them, marked with a gift, spells the reward out in words — a free seat at any workshop. Then three figures side by side counting stamps, rewards and members, and the controls: add a stamp, open the public page, copy the link, edit the card, and a bin to delete it — the add-stamp control painting as a filled green button in the light frame and as an outline like its neighbours in the dark one. Everything else is empty page.

A close view of the Loyalty screen. A green tile marked with a stamp sits beside the card’s name — a workshop pass — with a line under it counting how many stamps the card takes and how many people have joined, and a marker on the right reading active. Below that the stamps themselves, a row of circles: the earned ones filled solid with a tick, the rest still dashed outlines, which carry a faint tick in the light frame and nothing in the dark one. A panel under them, marked with a gift, spells the reward out in words — a free seat at any workshop. Then three figures side by side counting stamps, rewards and members, and the controls: add a stamp, open the public page, copy the link, edit the card, and a bin to delete it — the add-stamp control painting as a filled green button in the light frame and as an outline like its neighbours in the dark one. Everything else is empty page.

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A close view of the Loyalty screen. A green tile marked with a stamp sits beside the card’s name — a workshop pass — with a line under it counting how many stamps the card takes and how many people have joined, and a marker on the right reading active. Below that the stamps themselves, a row of circles: the earned ones filled solid with a tick, the rest still dashed outlines, which carry a faint tick in the light frame and nothing in the dark one. A panel under them, marked with a gift, spells the reward out in words — a free seat at any workshop. Then three figures side by side counting stamps, rewards and members, and the controls: add a stamp, open the public page, copy the link, edit the card, and a bin to delete it — the add-stamp control painting as a filled green button in the light frame and as an outline like its neighbours in the dark one. Everything else is empty page.

A close view of the Loyalty screen. A green tile marked with a stamp sits beside the card’s name — a workshop pass — with a line under it counting how many stamps the card takes and how many people have joined, and a marker on the right reading active. Below that the stamps themselves, a row of circles: the earned ones filled solid with a tick, the rest still dashed outlines, which carry a faint tick in the light frame and nothing in the dark one. A panel under them, marked with a gift, spells the reward out in words — a free seat at any workshop. Then three figures side by side counting stamps, rewards and members, and the controls: add a stamp, open the public page, copy the link, edit the card, and a bin to delete it — the add-stamp control painting as a filled green button in the light frame and as an outline like its neighbours in the dark one. Everything else is empty page.

A look inside Loyalty

Stills from the product, one after the next.

A close view of the Loyalty screen. A green tile marked with a stamp sits beside the card’s name — a workshop pass — with a line under it counting how many stamps the card takes and how many people have joined, and a marker on the right reading active. Below that the stamps themselves, a row of circles: the earned ones filled solid with a tick, the rest still dashed outlines, which carry a faint tick in the light frame and nothing in the dark one. A panel under them, marked with a gift, spells the reward out in words — a free seat at any workshop. Then three figures side by side counting stamps, rewards and members, and the controls: add a stamp, open the public page, copy the link, edit the card, and a bin to delete it — the add-stamp control painting as a filled green button in the light frame and as an outline like its neighbours in the dark one. Everything else is empty page.

A close view of the Loyalty screen. A green tile marked with a stamp sits beside the card’s name — a workshop pass — with a line under it counting how many stamps the card takes and how many people have joined, and a marker on the right reading active. Below that the stamps themselves, a row of circles: the earned ones filled solid with a tick, the rest still dashed outlines, which carry a faint tick in the light frame and nothing in the dark one. A panel under them, marked with a gift, spells the reward out in words — a free seat at any workshop. Then three figures side by side counting stamps, rewards and members, and the controls: add a stamp, open the public page, copy the link, edit the card, and a bin to delete it — the add-stamp control painting as a filled green button in the light frame and as an outline like its neighbours in the dark one. Everything else is empty page.

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