Six reasons to be the first
Know your regulars by name
Today you know them by face, and so does the barista. When the barista leaves, that memory leaves too. Kartak keeps every card, every visit and the name that goes with it.
A reason to stay when a new café opens
A new place opens on your street every few months. A card that is three stamps from a free coffee is a reason to keep coming to you.
The lock screen, not a story
A story is gone in 24 hours and reaches only the followers who happen to look. A note from Kartak lands on the lock screen of everyone who carries your card. Messages are included in the price.
On the house, but counted
Regulars already get the odd coffee on the house. Kartak turns it into a reward they can see coming. Every stamp comes from a scan at your counter and carries the name of whoever gave it.
No app, in Arabic and English
The card lives in Apple Wallet or Google Wallet, already on every iPhone and Android phone. It can read in Arabic, English or both.
Cash, dollars or lira
A stamp is one visit, not a receipt. It works the same whether they pay in dollars, lira or by card, with no POS to connect.
Today next to Kartak
| Today | Kartak | |
|---|---|---|
| Who your regulars are | Faces the owner and the barista remember | Every card, with a name and the last visit |
| When a barista leaves | Their memory of who drinks what leaves too | The cards and the history stay with the shop |
| A new café opens nearby | Nothing keeps a regular from trying it | Three stamps from a free coffee is a reason to stay |
| A slow afternoon | A story, seen by whoever is scrolling | A note on the lock screen of everyone with the card |
| Free coffee for regulars | Given by feel, and nobody counts it | Earned, counted, and the same for everyone |
| Paying | Cash in dollars or lira | The same: a stamp is a visit, not a receipt |
| Cost | Nothing, and nothing to measure | $39 a month per branch |
Be the first on your street.
A demo takes ten minutes. We bring the sticker, you tap it with your phone.