Loyaly puts your stamp card in their phone wallet. They tap at the counter, the stamps stack up, and when the card's full you shout the reward. That's the whole trick.
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At the counter
They’re already holding the thing. Staff say “tap the tag” and hold the tag out — no “do you have our app?”, no email spelled out over the grinder.
First tap adds the card to their wallet. Every tap after that adds a stamp. Under two seconds either way, and the same two seconds in the 8am rush.
The pass says it’s ready before your staff do. Hand it over, tap once more to reset, and the next lap starts.
The dashboard
How many are actually coming back — and how long they leave between visits.
Whether the reward is landing — stamps issued against rewards claimed.
Nothing creepy — anonymous card IDs, never names or emails.
G'day, Norm's Espresso
Cards in wallets
418
Between visits
4 days
Rewards shouted
187
Taps over time · 1,206 in 30 days
Sticks by the till. No power, no pairing, no screen to smudge. Three in the box.
Printed to match your venue, so regulars work it out before staff have to explain.
Everything else stays exactly as it is. Same till, same queue, same coffee.
Month to month, no lock-in. More than one venue? $89 covers up to five.
Both. Apple Wallet and Google Wallet, same card, same tap.
Not at all. The tag runs on its own, beside the till.
Each stamp is tied to a card and timestamped, so double-taps and odd patterns show up in the dashboard.
Visit counts against an anonymous card ID. No names, emails or device IDs — ever.