Paper cards do not scale
They get lost, they do not tell you who came back, and they never become a retention system.
Wallet-native loyalty for neighborhood restaurants
Customers join with a QR code, save a wallet pass, and earn points, rewards, and comeback offers directly on their phone. Staff confirm visits in seconds, and owners get a loyalty program that fits live service instead of fighting it.
Open the guest join page, add the pass to Apple Wallet, and see points and broadcasts update in real time.
Open guest demoWallet pass
Member since April
Points
120
Next offer
Double points on Thursday
Staff check-in
Merchant signal
The problem
Independent restaurants are stuck between paper punch cards that do not scale and enterprise loyalty systems built for chains. Guests ignore clunky loyalty, staff avoid slow tools, and owners end up feeding programs that never become part of the real dining-room workflow.
They get lost, they do not tell you who came back, and they never become a retention system.
Customers do not want another download just to earn a reward at a neighborhood restaurant.
Chains can absorb heavy setup and POS projects. Independents usually cannot.
How it works
Customers save the pass once, staff confirm visits quickly, and the restaurant gets a repeat-visit loop without adding more operational drag.
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Customer scans a QR code and saves the pass.
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The pass appears when they are near the restaurant or when they open it.
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Staff confirm the visit with a scan or PIN.
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Points and rewards update instantly.
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The restaurant can run comeback offers and track repeat behavior.
Why it wins
This is for restaurants that want modern loyalty without chain-level software overhead. Start with a lightweight check-in and rewards loop, then grow into a clearer view of who comes back, when they come back, and what keeps them coming.
FAQ
Short answers, practical scope, and no fake enterprise promises.
No. The customer joins by scanning a QR code and saving a wallet pass to their phone.
The pilot flow is staff-confirmed. A team member scans the pass or enters the member code, then the system awards points if the visit is valid.
No. The first version avoids heavy POS integration and focuses on proving repeat-visit behavior with the smallest reliable workflow.
Yes. The pilot is Apple Wallet-first so the product can stay tight and operationally realistic.
Google Wallet is a later expansion after the Apple-first pilot proves the workflow and merchant value.
It is built for independent restaurants that want modern loyalty without chain-level software overhead.
Join the pilot
Start with a simple wallet-based loyalty program. Grow into a smarter repeat-visit engine as your restaurant learns who comes back, what brings them back, and how to reward them without more operational drag.
Waitlist
PrimaryShare your details, get early access updates, and help shape the first pilot with a workflow built for independent restaurants.
Founder contact
DirectIf you want to pressure-test the fit for your restaurant first, start with a direct conversation instead of a generic sales flow.