Who it’s for

If there is already a rubber stamp on your counter, it’s for you. What genuinely differs by trade is the length of the cycle, the value of one reward, and what a card in a pocket has to survive.

There are eight people at the counter at eight in the morning. Nothing that costs more than one second survives that. So we don’t ask for one — you stamp exactly as you do today.

Bakeries & pastry shops

People come for the morning bread, not for a loyalty programme. The card is allowed to ask for none of their attention — and it asks for none.

Barbers & salons

Your problem was never the queue. It’s that enough time passes between appointments for somebody to forget where they went last.

Market stalls

In a pavilion a tablet is a liability: charged, guarded, repaired, stolen. A rubber stamp is never any of those things. We build around the stamp instead of against it.

Car washes

Nobody here is pulling out a phone to sign into an app. A stamp on board works with wet hands, and that is the entire requirement.

Restaurants & lunch spots

At midday the competition is two blocks wide and very nearly identical. A streak is the only thing that tilts the choice.

The next few shops

Want cards for your shop?

We are looking for a handful of first shops that already keep a rubber stamp on the counter. Tell us what yours is — a person answers, not a form.

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