For independent restaurants

Give them a reason to come back.

Your own rewards app, with your name on it. Customers earn points for coming in, leaving reviews and bringing friends. No commission, and the customer list is yours.

We build it with your logo and your menu first. You'll see it on your own phone before you decide anything.

The customer app home screen showing a points balance, a reward track and today's challenges
Left you a review
+200 points
Checked in
Third time this week
No commission on a single order Nothing to download from an app store Live in about a week

You already have regulars.
You just can't reach them.

Most restaurants know their best customers by face and by nothing else. No name, no number, no way to say a word to them once they walk out.

1

Delivery apps keep your customer

They take a cut of the order and hold on to the phone number. You cooked the food and still don't know who ate it.

2

Paper cards disappear

A punch card tells you nothing. You can't see who is one stamp away, and you can't nudge them on a slow Tuesday.

3

Ads chase strangers

You pay to reach people who have never eaten your food, while the ones who already love it hear from you never.

How it works

Three things happen.

1

They scan a code at the table

No download. The app installs straight from a link and sits on their home screen next to everything else. They sign in with a phone number and a six-digit text. No password to forget.

Signing in with a phone number and a texted code
2

They earn points doing things you want

Checking in at the restaurant. Leaving you a Google review. Posting a photo of the plate. Bringing a friend. Buying a gift card. You choose which of those run and what each one pays.

The earn screen listing today's challenges and what each pays
3

They come back to spend them

A reward only costs you when someone walks back through the door. That is the whole model. No monthly ad spend chasing people who may never show up.

The rewards catalog with a progress track to the next reward
Ways to earn

Thirteen ways to earn.
You pick which ones run.

Every one is a switch. Set the points, set how often it repeats, and decide whether it pays automatically or waits for a staff member to look at it. Turn the rest off.

Check inGPS confirms they are actually in the building.
Leave a reviewGoogle, Yelp or anywhere else, with proof.
Food photoThey post the plate. Staff approve it in a tap.
Refer a friendSent by text or email, from their phone.
Share the appBonus points land when the friend joins.
Social sharePost link or screenshot, verified by staff.
Login streakSeven days running pays a bonus automatically.
Favorite dishThey pick one off your live menu. You learn what sells.
TriviaYour questions about your restaurant, your answers.
Order an itemPush a specific dish. The server confirms it.
Order to-goReceipt number or a photo at pickup.
Buy a gift cardVerified at the register by whoever rings it.
The arcade gameA runner inside your app, themed to your food. You set the score to beat and what it pays. See the game

The review one pays for itself

Restaurants hire agencies to chase Google reviews. Here it is a task worth whatever you say it is worth. The customer taps through to your review page, comes back with a link or a screenshot, and a staff member approves it in about two seconds.

Worth 200 points in the demo
Built in

Yes, there's a game.

Your customers tap to jump, grab the food, and dodge what's hot. You decide the score they have to beat and what they win for beating it.

Most loyalty apps get opened when someone wants to pay. This one gets opened for fun, and that is when they see your specials.

You set the target score You set the reward Once a day, or as often as you like Scores are verified server side

Have a go yourself. This is the real game, running the same code your customers would.

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Sushi Dash

Tap to jump. Tap again in mid-air for a second one. Grab the food, skip the wasabi. Beat 1,200.

Space bar works too.

It looks like your food, too.

Pick the art that matches what you serve. A taco shop gets tacos, a coffee bar gets beans. Here are three real restaurants running the same game.

The game themed for a taco shop, in that restaurant's colors
Taco DashEl Camino
The game themed for a sushi restaurant, in that restaurant's colors
Sushi DashKaido
The game themed for a coffee shop, in that restaurant's colors
Bean DashField Notes

There are seven sets to choose from, and you can switch any time.

What they see

An app they will actually open.

Built to the standard people already expect from the big chains, because that is what they are comparing it to.

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Your brand

It has your name on it.

Your logo and your name sit at the top of every screen. Your colors run through the whole app. You can even rename points to whatever you call them.

The app for a pizzeria, showing its logo and red brand color
Joe's PizzaCalls them points
The same app for a farm to table restaurant, with its own logo, green brand color and points renamed to figs
The Green FigCalls them figs

Two restaurants running the same software. Nobody rebuilt anything to make the second one look like that.

Your side

You run all of it yourself.

From a laptop in the office or a phone on the line. Nothing goes through us once you are set up.

The owner dashboard showing customers, points issued, outstanding balance and recent activity

Approve what needs a human

Photos, reviews and social posts land in a queue. Each one shows you the proof and two buttons. A staff member clears the whole thing between tables.

  • Approve, reject with a note, or approve for fewer points
  • The customer sees why, so they stop guessing
  • Staff logins can verify and redeem, and nothing else
The verification queue with submitted proof and approve or reject buttons
The promotions manager listing offer cards with styles and run dates

Put an offer at the top of the app

Write a headline, drop in a photo, pick a button. Give it a start and end date and it appears and disappears on its own. Slow Tuesday, new dish, holiday hours.

  • Four card styles so a run of them does not look samey
  • Buttons open your menu, rewards, directions or any link
  • Fine print sits underneath, the way the chains do it

Know who your regulars are

Every customer, every visit, every favorite dish, every point in and out. It is your list. If you ever walk away, you take it with you.

  • Search by name, phone or email
  • Add or take away points by hand when you need to make something right
  • Every point is written to a ledger you can audit
The customer list showing balances, streaks and last seen

What you get

Everything below is in the build. There is no upgrade tier hiding the useful parts.

Your own subdomain Installs to the home screen Phone sign-in, no passwords 13 earning tasks Rewards catalog Coupon codes staff redeem Promotions with run dates Full menu with photos GPS check-in Trivia bank Leaderboard Notification inbox Staff logins with roles Points ledger and audit log Your colors, fonts and logo Arcade game, seven themes Works alongside your POS Your customer list, always yours
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Restaurants using the app

We are setting up the first restaurants now. This is where their logos go.

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Send your logo, your menu and your hours and yours goes up next. Book a 15-minute demo.

The questions owners actually ask

Do my customers have to download an app?

No. It installs from a link or a QR code straight to their home screen. There is nothing in the App Store, nothing to approve, and nothing for them to search for. It opens like any other app once it is there.

What does it cost me per order?

Nothing. There is no commission and no per-order fee. A reward costs you only when someone redeems it, and they can only do that standing in your restaurant.

How long does setup take?

We do it. Send your logo, your menu and your hours. You get a working app on your own subdomain in about a week, already loaded with tasks and rewards you can change.

Do I need to train my staff?

Two things. Type a code to redeem a reward. Tap approve on a photo. That is the whole job, and both live on one screen.

Does it work with my POS?

It runs alongside it. There is nothing to integrate and nothing to replace. Staff verify a claim on their phone or a tablet while the till carries on as normal.

Who owns the customer list?

You do. Every phone number, every visit, every favorite dish. Export it whenever you want. If you ever leave, you leave with it.

Can I change the rewards later?

Any time, yourself, from your phone. Points values, how often a task repeats, what a reward costs, which tasks run at all. Nothing needs us.

What stops someone cheating the points?

Check-ins are measured against your actual coordinates. Photos, reviews and social posts wait for a staff approval. Game scores are checked on the server against a one-time token, so a score cannot be typed in or replayed. Every point is written to a ledger.

Book a demo

Fifteen minutes, and your app on your phone.

Send your logo, your menu and your hours. We build it, walk you through it on a call, and you decide from there. No contract to sign to see it.

Independent restaurants and small local groups. One location or twenty.