Digital stamp cards, without an app

The customer taps the stand. The card opens and the stamp lands. iPhone XS or newer works, and so do Android phones with NFC turned on. The first time, the customer types a first name and a mobile number to start their card. After that, a tap is all it takes.

Your counter poster has a QR code. The customer scans it to join and opens the same card, and you add their stamp by hand from your dashboard. It is slower than a tap, so it suits the odd customer and not the whole queue.

When the card is full, the customer presses Use reward and a code appears. Your staff type that code into your dashboard and hand over the reward.

The name, the reward, the colour, the stamp icon and how many stamps fill the card. You can change any of it later, and you never reprint anything.

It does not connect to your till or EFTPOS, and it never touches a payment. Stamps are not tied to how much someone spends. There is no wallet card, no customer app and no push notifications. If you want points that follow the sale, a system built into your till will do that better.

A first name and a mobile number, so a customer can get their card back on a new phone. No email, birthday or location, and we do not sell it or use it for advertising. Your daily numbers download as a CSV from the Numbers page.

Every shop gets a public page with its address, opening hours and a link to get the card. Customers can find it, and so can anyone searching for your shop by name.

Shops where people come back often and pay at a counter: cafés, bakeries, florists, barbers, juice bars. If your customers already carry a phone and you want them to stop carrying a card, this is the fit. If you want points that follow what each person spends, it is not.