On the phone, never in the wash
Customers keep the card on their phone. It cannot be lost, left at home or put through the laundry, and the stamps are still there next Tuesday.
Loyalty card · Coffee shops
Swap the paper card for a digital one on the customer's phone. Your barista scans the customer's code at the till and adds a stamp; the ninth coffee is on you, and you finally know who your regulars are. Live this afternoon, from 119 ₾ a month per location.
14 days freeNo card requiredNo hardware, just a phone
This is the real stamp card and the till screen, not a video. Change the colors, add a stamp, redeem the reward.
This is the real stamp card and the till screen, not a video. Change the colors, add a stamp, redeem the reward.
A digital loyalty card is a stamp card kept on the customer's phone instead of in a wallet. The customer shows a QR code at the till, your barista scans it from the dashboard on any phone, and a stamp is added; after a set number of coffees the reward unlocks. With TapTime you design the card in your own colors and customers keep it on their phone after one scan.
One morning with a stamp card that never leaves the customer's phone.
Maria orders her flat white, opens the card on her phone and shows the code. The barista scans it: stamp six of nine, logged as Tuesday 08:35.
A new customer scans the code on the counter and gets her first stamp before the milk is steamed — nothing to install.
The owner opens the dashboard between lunches: forty-one stamps so far today, three cards one coffee away from a reward.
Maria's ninth coffee. The card turns to Reward unlocked, the barista taps Redeem, and the free coffee is logged, not guessed.
It gets stamps, it gets lost, it gets forged with a pen from the same drawer. And after years of stamping you still could not name your ten best customers.
A customer three stamps from a free coffee loses the card and starts again, or does not bother. The habit you were building breaks with the cardboard.
A card full of suspiciously even stamps. A card that was full last week and is full again today. You give away coffees and never know how many.
Who comes every morning, who stopped coming in March, how many free coffees you gave last month. A stack of cardboard cannot answer any of it.
Design it once, hand it out with a QR code, stamp it with a scan. Every pain above has a line in the dashboard.
Customers keep the card on their phone. It cannot be lost, left at home or put through the laundry, and the stamps are still there next Tuesday.
The customer shows their QR code, your barista scans it from the dashboard on any phone and taps Add a stamp. It is logged with the time and the location. No pen, no guesswork.
Stamp and reward statistics per location. See how many customers are collecting, how many cards are one coffee from a reward and how many rewards you gave this month.
A card designer with colors or a gradient, your logo, a stamp icon and a reward icon, and fonts. It looks like your shop, not like somebody's software.
Nine stamps by default, or any number you like. A free coffee, a free pastry, a bag of beans. Add a description, the terms and an optional expiry.
Two shops or ten: the same card works at all your locations, staff are scoped to their own counter, and the numbers roll up in one dashboard.
No hardware, no onboarding call, no printing except the QR code. The whole thing runs from the dashboard on a phone.
Pick the colors, upload the logo, choose the stamp icon and the reward. Nine stamps to a free coffee, or your own rule.
Customers scan it once and the card is theirs — nothing to install. Yours is the first card they hold, or one of several.
At the till the customer shows their code, your barista scans it from the dashboard and taps Add a stamp. On the ninth, tap Redeem.
| Paper stamp card versus digital, honestly. | Paper stamp card | TapTime loyalty card |
|---|---|---|
| Where it lives | In a wallet, a coat, a washing machine | On the customer's phone |
| Adding a stamp | A pen or a rubber stamp anyone can copy | A scan at the till, logged with the time |
| Who your regulars are | Faces you recognize | Stamps and rewards counted in the dashboard |
| Changing the reward | Reprint a thousand cards | Edit it once, every card updates |
| Several shops | A different card in each, or one nobody can check | One card, valid at every counter |
| What it costs | Printing every few months, plus the coffees you cannot count | 119 ₾ a month per location |
The paper card told you nothing. Each stamp, new member and reward is now an event you can send anywhere, included with the loyalty card at no extra cost: no add-on, no higher tier, no per-stamp fee.
How conversions, webhooks and the API workA customer's first stamp is reported once as a sign-up: GA4 sign_up and Meta CompleteRegistration. The Instagram post saying the card is live gets judged by members joined, not by reach.
Choose what the counter's Telegram group hears: a reward earned or redeemed, a new member. Each arrives in seconds with who and when. The morning rush stays quiet; the ninth coffee does not.
Zapier, Make, n8n or Pipedream add every stamp and redeemed reward to Google Sheets with the time and the location. Your accountant sees exactly how many coffees you gave away this month.
The REST API reads loyalty programs, cards and rewards, plus an event feed of every stamp. Signed webhooks push each one to your own reporting, from every counter you run.
119 ₾ a month per location. The card designer, the card on the customer's phone, scanning at the till, statistics, promo codes, gift cards and the refer-a-friend program are all included. No hardware to buy, no per-stamp fees.
Running several coffee shops? One card works at every counter, and each location has its own 119 ₾ subscription managed from the same dashboard. Add a QR menu, table reservations or appointments later; they are switched on separately.
No. The card lives on their phone. They scan your QR code once and it is theirs — nothing to install. If they already use TapTime at another café, your card simply appears next to the others.
The customer shows the QR code on their phone, the barista scans it with the dashboard open on any phone and taps Add a stamp. No scanner, no card reader, no new hardware at the till.
Yes. Nine is the default, and you can set any number, name the reward, write the terms and add an expiry if you want one. Change it later and every card updates.
The card belongs to their TapTime account, not to the handset. They sign in on the new phone and the stamps are exactly where they were.
A customer cannot stamp their own card: every stamp is a scan from your dashboard, and every stamp and reward is logged and counted per location. You see exactly how many you gave out instead of wondering.
Most coffee shops design the card and put the QR code on the counter in under half an hour. There is no onboarding call and nothing to print except the code.
119 ₾ a month per location, paid monthly by card. No contract, no setup fee, no per-stamp charge. The first 14 days are free and you do not enter a card to start.
After a short grace period the card is paused and shows a brief “temporarily unavailable” note on the customer's phone. Nothing is deleted: cards, stamps and statistics wait for you, and switching it back on brings everything back.
Yes. Connect Zapier, Make, n8n or Pipedream under Integrations, press Send test and map the fields to a sheet. From then on TapTime sends every stamp, new member and reward as it happens, with the customer, time and location, and retries any delivery that fails.
Fourteen days free, no card, cancel any time. Your first digital stamp is half an hour away.
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