Real screens from the working application. Every person, business, balance and visit shown here is fictional.
Guest · Desktop · Dark
The local conversation
Business updates, photographs and visit-backed reviews share one familiar feed. Guests can read before joining.
Member · Phone · Light
Your cards, together
A member carries progress and ready-to-use rewards from different businesses in one wallet.
51 screens · Desktop and phone · Light and dark
Select any screen to explore it in full.
Start with what is nearby.
Guests can browse without an account. Members follow businesses and each other, join conversations and repost eligible content. Reviews carry a recorded visit behind them.
Member · Phone · Dark
Browse from your chosen area
The selected area, distance and program filters stay above the feed. A member can also start a local update.
Guest · Desktop · Light
New, in order
The New feed keeps the latest eligible posts in chronological order. Nearby adds a view ranked from the area you choose.
Guest · Phone · Light
Ask before you visit
A customer asks about the café’s oat milk. The business answers in the post’s own conversation.
Guest · Phone · Dark
From a post to a program
A post can carry one program. The card opens its own details, conditions and conversation.
Member · Phone · Light
Reviews with a recorded visit
The review identifies its business and location. A recorded counter visit backs the review; replies stay with it.
Member · Phone · Light
Choose a place to explore
Switch between the feed and its map. These demonstration tiles and addresses are fictional.
Member · Phone · Dark
Choose where to look
The area chooser keeps the current browse point, distance and alternatives together. Choosing an area does not add a location to the member’s profile.
Member · Desktop · Light
The area chooser, in context
On desktop the same chooser opens over the feed. The current area stays visible while the member considers another place or distance.
Profiles for people and businesses.
A member profile brings together a photo, cover, bio and public contributions. Followers and following lead to the people and businesses behind the conversation. Business profiles connect their updates, programs and practical details.
Member · Phone · Dark
A profile with a point of view
Rafe’s cover, photo and bio sit above public posts. Following and Followers open the member’s connections; the wallet remains private.
Member · Desktop · Dark
The member profile, on desktop
The wider layout gives the cover room and keeps posts, reviews, moments and reposts in their own tabs. Rafe can edit the profile or write a new post.
Member · Phone · Dark
See who follows
The Followers view lists public profiles with a direct Follow action. A person’s name opens their profile.
Guest · Phone · Light
A place to follow
A business profile brings its posts, programs, reviews and practical details together.
Member · Desktop · Light
The same identity in the light theme
The cover and photo carry across themes. Public relationship counts stay beside the member’s bio and authored town.
Member · Phone · Dark
People and businesses, together
Following includes both members and businesses. The selected Following control makes each relationship clear.
Guest · Desktop · Dark
The business in context
A clear profile, a Follow action and the business’s own updates give people a reason to return.
From a thought to a public post.
The full composer brings writing, an optional public place, media and reply settings into one draft. Members publish in their own name. Staff publish as their business.
Member · Phone · Dark
Room to write, on a phone
The full composer gives the post its own writing surface, formatting controls and character count. Publish and Save draft stay within reach.
Member · Desktop · Dark
Write and review an update.
Rafe writes in a personal context. The form groups the words, optional public place and media controls, with a preview before publication.
Member · Desktop · Light
The full composer in light
The author stays visible above the post. A saved draft can be continued later; publishing uses the same deliberate final action in either theme.
Member · Phone · Dark
Decide who can reply
The phone reply chooser opens as a full-screen dialog. Rafe can allow everyone or close new replies, then save the setting and return to the draft.
Member · Desktop · Dark
A focused choice over the draft
The desktop reply chooser keeps the draft visible underneath. Save applies the choice; Cancel returns without changing it.
Five kinds of loyalty in one wallet.
Stamp cards, points cards, rewards, vouchers and passes each keep their own rules. The member sees what they have, what they can use and where to use it.
Member · Phone · Light
Stamp cards
A visible path to the next reward, with the business, progress and reward on the card.
Member · Desktop · Dark
Progress you can see
The wallet separates cards in progress, things ready to use and ended holdings. Each section has a direct link.
Member · Phone · Light
Points cards
A points balance belongs to its issuing business. Members can inspect earning rules and available rewards.
Member · Desktop · Dark
Stamp cards
A visible path to the next reward, with the business, progress and reward on the card.
Member · Phone · Light
Rewards
A reward shows what it costs in points and which card earns those points.
Member · Desktop · Dark
Points cards
A points balance belongs to its issuing business. Members can inspect earning rules and available rewards.
Member · Phone · Light
Vouchers
The offer, remaining use and deadline travel with the voucher.
Member · Desktop · Dark
Rewards
A reward shows what it costs in points and which card earns those points.
Member · Phone · Light
Passes
A visit pack shows its allowance and validity. Time passes have their own duration and conditions.
Member · Desktop · Dark
Vouchers
The offer, remaining use and deadline travel with the voucher.
Member · Phone · Dark
Ready for your next visit
The Ready to use section gathers rewards and vouchers, with the issuing business and deadline visible before the member goes to the counter.
Member · Desktop · Dark
Passes
A visit pack shows its allowance and validity. Time passes have their own duration and conditions.
The visit, from both sides.
The member shows a code. Staff identify the member at their own business, check the available action and record it. The result reaches the open wallet.
Member · Phone · Dark
1. Show your member code
The member opens this screen at the counter. Staff can scan the temporary QR code or use its text alternative to identify the account.
Staff · Desktop · Dark
2. Identify the member
Jasper is working for Mabel’s Coffee. Once Ondine is identified, the counter shows her seven stamps and the available Add stamp action.
Staff · Phone · Dark
The counter fits in one hand
The same identified session on a phone. Staff can see the member, the business and current progress before recording an action.
Member · Phone · Light
3. See the result in the wallet
After a staff member records a stamp, the open member wallet updates from seven to eight.
A business runs its own presence.
Owners manage programs and posts alongside their locations and team. Staff work in an explicit business context, with the tools their role allows.
Owner · Phone · Light
The business on a phone
Owners keep the same business tools when they are away from a desk. The active business stays visible.
Owner · Desktop · Dark
The owner’s workspace
Setup status and direct access to programs, posts, locations and team controls keep the next task visible.
Owner · Phone · Dark
Choose the kind of program
Stamp card, points card, reward, voucher or pass: all five start in the same chooser. Selecting a type leads to its rules and presentation.
Owner · Desktop · Light
Build a program
An owner edits the card’s details and rules, then previews its presentation. Published rules retain their restrictions.
Owner · Phone · Dark
Manage the programs already running
The owner sees Mabel’s published cards and rewards, their status and their locations, then opens a program to manage it.
Owner · Phone · Dark
A team with distinct roles
Owners, managers, staff and viewers appear in one team list. Each membership carries its own permissions.
Staff · Phone · Dark
The staff menu, open
Jasper’s menu names Mabel’s Coffee and the Staff role. Scan is close at hand; Switch context leads back to a personal account or another permitted role.
Terms and account controls.
People can check a card’s conditions, find its locations and reach their own settings. The phone navigation keeps those destinations close.
Member · Phone · Light
The phone menu, open
The main destinations stay together. Account settings, notification preferences and privacy controls sit below them.
Member · Phone · Dark
Navigation after dark
The same phone menu in the dark theme, with the current member’s identity at the top.
Member · Phone · Light
Know where to use it
The Locations tab shows the address, opening hours and which actions this location supports.
Member · Phone · Dark
Account details, in one place
The member can reach email, username, language and optional birthday settings from the phone menu.
The Nearby team reviews reports.
Operators have a separate workspace for verification, reports and support. Moderation decisions carry a reason; business staff do not inherit operator access.
Operator · Phone · Dark
Operations on a phone
The operator can reach the same review queues from a phone. This authority is separate from a business’s staff access.
Operator · Desktop · Light
The operator’s overview
The Nearby team sees work waiting in verification, reports and support, then opens the relevant queue.
Where it stands
The demonstration runs through discovery, card collection, counter actions and wallet updates, with working member, business, staff and operator views. We are preparing the product for a first live cluster of businesses. Production setup and launch checks remain.
The business model
Member access and the loyalty features stay free. The planned paid offer is for businesses: Plus membership and labelled promotion. Those commercial plans are separate from the working flows shown here.
The partnership
We want to talk with businesses that will use it at the counter, partners who can help bring a local group together, and investors interested in the product. The next proof is use in that setting.
Email a few lines about the product: what it is, where it stands, and what you need next. Write from your company address. The person who would do the work replies.
The network in use
Real screens from the working application. Every person, business, balance and visit shown here is fictional.
The local conversation
Business updates, photographs and visit-backed reviews share one familiar feed. Guests can read before joining.
Your cards, together
A member carries progress and ready-to-use rewards from different businesses in one wallet.
51 screens · Desktop and phone · Light and dark
Select any screen to explore it in full.
Start with what is nearby.
Guests can browse without an account. Members follow businesses and each other, join conversations and repost eligible content. Reviews carry a recorded visit behind them.
Browse from your chosen area
The selected area, distance and program filters stay above the feed. A member can also start a local update.
New, in order
The New feed keeps the latest eligible posts in chronological order. Nearby adds a view ranked from the area you choose.
Ask before you visit
A customer asks about the café’s oat milk. The business answers in the post’s own conversation.
From a post to a program
A post can carry one program. The card opens its own details, conditions and conversation.
Reviews with a recorded visit
The review identifies its business and location. A recorded counter visit backs the review; replies stay with it.
Choose a place to explore
Switch between the feed and its map. These demonstration tiles and addresses are fictional.
Choose where to look
The area chooser keeps the current browse point, distance and alternatives together. Choosing an area does not add a location to the member’s profile.
The area chooser, in context
On desktop the same chooser opens over the feed. The current area stays visible while the member considers another place or distance.
Profiles for people and businesses.
A member profile brings together a photo, cover, bio and public contributions. Followers and following lead to the people and businesses behind the conversation. Business profiles connect their updates, programs and practical details.
A profile with a point of view
Rafe’s cover, photo and bio sit above public posts. Following and Followers open the member’s connections; the wallet remains private.
The member profile, on desktop
The wider layout gives the cover room and keeps posts, reviews, moments and reposts in their own tabs. Rafe can edit the profile or write a new post.
See who follows
The Followers view lists public profiles with a direct Follow action. A person’s name opens their profile.
A place to follow
A business profile brings its posts, programs, reviews and practical details together.
The same identity in the light theme
The cover and photo carry across themes. Public relationship counts stay beside the member’s bio and authored town.
People and businesses, together
Following includes both members and businesses. The selected Following control makes each relationship clear.
The business in context
A clear profile, a Follow action and the business’s own updates give people a reason to return.
From a thought to a public post.
The full composer brings writing, an optional public place, media and reply settings into one draft. Members publish in their own name. Staff publish as their business.
Room to write, on a phone
The full composer gives the post its own writing surface, formatting controls and character count. Publish and Save draft stay within reach.
Write and review an update.
Rafe writes in a personal context. The form groups the words, optional public place and media controls, with a preview before publication.
The full composer in light
The author stays visible above the post. A saved draft can be continued later; publishing uses the same deliberate final action in either theme.
Decide who can reply
The phone reply chooser opens as a full-screen dialog. Rafe can allow everyone or close new replies, then save the setting and return to the draft.
A focused choice over the draft
The desktop reply chooser keeps the draft visible underneath. Save applies the choice; Cancel returns without changing it.
Five kinds of loyalty in one wallet.
Stamp cards, points cards, rewards, vouchers and passes each keep their own rules. The member sees what they have, what they can use and where to use it.
Stamp cards
A visible path to the next reward, with the business, progress and reward on the card.
Progress you can see
The wallet separates cards in progress, things ready to use and ended holdings. Each section has a direct link.
Points cards
A points balance belongs to its issuing business. Members can inspect earning rules and available rewards.
Stamp cards
A visible path to the next reward, with the business, progress and reward on the card.
Rewards
A reward shows what it costs in points and which card earns those points.
Points cards
A points balance belongs to its issuing business. Members can inspect earning rules and available rewards.
Vouchers
The offer, remaining use and deadline travel with the voucher.
Rewards
A reward shows what it costs in points and which card earns those points.
Passes
A visit pack shows its allowance and validity. Time passes have their own duration and conditions.
Vouchers
The offer, remaining use and deadline travel with the voucher.
Ready for your next visit
The Ready to use section gathers rewards and vouchers, with the issuing business and deadline visible before the member goes to the counter.
Passes
A visit pack shows its allowance and validity. Time passes have their own duration and conditions.
The visit, from both sides.
The member shows a code. Staff identify the member at their own business, check the available action and record it. The result reaches the open wallet.
1. Show your member code
The member opens this screen at the counter. Staff can scan the temporary QR code or use its text alternative to identify the account.
2. Identify the member
Jasper is working for Mabel’s Coffee. Once Ondine is identified, the counter shows her seven stamps and the available Add stamp action.
The counter fits in one hand
The same identified session on a phone. Staff can see the member, the business and current progress before recording an action.
3. See the result in the wallet
After a staff member records a stamp, the open member wallet updates from seven to eight.
A business runs its own presence.
Owners manage programs and posts alongside their locations and team. Staff work in an explicit business context, with the tools their role allows.
The business on a phone
Owners keep the same business tools when they are away from a desk. The active business stays visible.
The owner’s workspace
Setup status and direct access to programs, posts, locations and team controls keep the next task visible.
Choose the kind of program
Stamp card, points card, reward, voucher or pass: all five start in the same chooser. Selecting a type leads to its rules and presentation.
Build a program
An owner edits the card’s details and rules, then previews its presentation. Published rules retain their restrictions.
Manage the programs already running
The owner sees Mabel’s published cards and rewards, their status and their locations, then opens a program to manage it.
A team with distinct roles
Owners, managers, staff and viewers appear in one team list. Each membership carries its own permissions.
The staff menu, open
Jasper’s menu names Mabel’s Coffee and the Staff role. Scan is close at hand; Switch context leads back to a personal account or another permitted role.
Terms and account controls.
People can check a card’s conditions, find its locations and reach their own settings. The phone navigation keeps those destinations close.
The phone menu, open
The main destinations stay together. Account settings, notification preferences and privacy controls sit below them.
Navigation after dark
The same phone menu in the dark theme, with the current member’s identity at the top.
Know where to use it
The Locations tab shows the address, opening hours and which actions this location supports.
Account details, in one place
The member can reach email, username, language and optional birthday settings from the phone menu.
The Nearby team reviews reports.
Operators have a separate workspace for verification, reports and support. Moderation decisions carry a reason; business staff do not inherit operator access.
Operations on a phone
The operator can reach the same review queues from a phone. This authority is separate from a business’s staff access.
The operator’s overview
The Nearby team sees work waiting in verification, reports and support, then opens the relevant queue.
- Where it stands
- The demonstration runs through discovery, card collection, counter actions and wallet updates, with working member, business, staff and operator views. We are preparing the product for a first live cluster of businesses. Production setup and launch checks remain.
- The business model
- Member access and the loyalty features stay free. The planned paid offer is for businesses: Plus membership and labelled promotion. Those commercial plans are separate from the working flows shown here.
- The partnership
- We want to talk with businesses that will use it at the counter, partners who can help bring a local group together, and investors interested in the product. The next proof is use in that setting.
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