You finally own your list
Every card you hand out is a name and a verified phone number attached to a visit history. Export the whole list any time, free. That list is the asset — the card is just how you build it.
Damgha puts your loyalty card in Apple and Google Wallet, and turns every visit into a customer you actually own.
Google Wallet
Wallet
Press the card — it takes a stamp
Why Loyalty Pass
Every card you hand out is a name and a verified phone number attached to a visit history. Export the whole list any time, free. That list is the asset — the card is just how you build it.
The card saves into Apple Wallet or Google Wallet in one tap and updates on their lock screen with every stamp. No account, no password, no forty-megabyte download for a free coffee.
Joining takes fifteen seconds, while the drink is being made. Stamping is one tap on any staff phone — no new hardware, no training beyond a cup of tea.
The honest comparison
The paper card is a fine idea with two flaws: it gets lost, and it tells you nothing. An app fixes both and creates a worse one — nobody downloads an app for a sandwich. Damgha sits in the middle on purpose.
| A paper card | Damgha | A loyalty app | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Signing someone up takes | About a minute | 15 seconds | An install first |
| Nothing for them to install | Yes | Yes | No |
| Stamps that can't be faked | No | Yes | Yes |
| You find out when someone stops coming | No | Yes | Yes |
| The customer list is yours to take | No | Yes | No |
| Their stamps survive losing it | No | Yes | Yes |
Fifteen minutes on a call. We put your logo on a live card, send it to your phone, and stamp it while you watch.
How it works
Five moments, from the afternoon you set it up to the visit that wouldn't have happened otherwise.
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Your logo, your colours, your reward — buy nine, the tenth free, or whatever your counter calls for. We design it, print the QR stand, and put it on your counter. One afternoon, and we do the fiddly parts.
02
They scan the stand, type a name and a phone number, and the card lands in their wallet before the coffee lands on the bar. No app store, no account, no password.
03
Any staff phone reads the card. The member sheet shows who they are and where they stand. One tap, done — with a cooldown so nobody games it.
04
Eight of nine, right on the lock screen, next to their boarding passes. Meanwhile your side fills up: customers captured, regulars at risk, rewards redeemed — and an export button that's always free.
The point of all of it
Everything above exists so the tenth visit happens at your counter and not somebody else's.
No — and that's the whole point. The card saves straight into Apple Wallet or Google Wallet, which is already on their phone. There is nothing to install, no account to make, and no password to forget.
Any iPhone, and any Android with Google Wallet — which is effectively all of them. On the rare phone that has neither, the card opens as a web page with the same QR, so nobody is turned away at your counter.
Their stamps live with us, not on the handset. They rejoin with the same phone number and everything comes back exactly as it was.
You do. Export the full list whenever you like, at no charge. We hold a name, a phone number, and a visit history — nothing else, and we don't pool it across businesses or sell it to anybody.
An afternoon. We design the card with you, print the counter QR, and train your staff on the scanner — about fifteen to thirty minutes with the people who will actually be using it.
A flat monthly price per location. No per-customer fee, no setup fee, and no charge for the cards you issue or the notifications they get. Pilot merchants run free while we build together.
Fifteen minutes on a call, an afternoon to set up — and by next week you'll know exactly who your regulars are.