Every café and shop you love, in one app. Tap the key card on the counter and the stamp is yours.
Nothing to scan, nothing to remember.
Staff hold it out. About a second.
You’ll know the moment one’s ready. One more tap claims it.
The app shows which places near you stamp with Loyollo, including the ones you haven’t tried. It can also nudge you when you walk past somewhere you collect — off until you turn it on.
No wallet full of bent cardboard. Put them in the order you actually use, group them, hide the ones you’ve finished with — or check your next reward from a widget without opening the app.
Collect enough somewhere and their counter knows it. Every stamp keeps the date you earned it, so you can see how long you’ve been going.
A six‑digit code to your email. Delete the lot whenever you like.
Every so often a limited‑time offer turns up in the app — a few pounds to spend at local places, for a few hours. Claim it at the counter with a tap: Loyollo pays the venue back, so there’s nothing awkward at the till. Offers move around and aren’t always running.
The independents near you — the café that knows your order, the barber, the bakery that’s sold out by two — are up against chains with apps, points and marketing budgets. Loyollo is the same thing, built for a shop with one till. Collect where you already go, and the places that make a town worth walking around are still there next year.
A café sees how many people collect and how often — not who. Ratings are pooled, and nearby reminders are worked out on your phone. The full privacy policy says it properly.
The app is bilingual all the way through — English or Cymraeg, switched whenever you like — and a venue can write its card in both. Darllenwch hyn yn Gymraeg.
Free for customers, on iPhone and Android. In early testing with businesses across North Wales.
No. Install Loyollo, sign in with your email, and your first tap adds that venue’s card for you. There is nothing to join and no form to fill in at the counter.
Hold your phone to the key card again. The app shows the venue and what you’re claiming, and staff don’t have to do anything different — there is nothing to argue about and nothing to look up.
No, and that is rather the point. The key card is a real card that stays at the counter, so a stamp always means you were actually there. Nothing to scan, no code to type.
Any iPhone or Android phone with NFC. If your phone can pay contactlessly, it can tap a key card.
Sign in with the same email address and your cards and stamps come back. Nothing lives only on the handset.
Numbers, never you. A café sees how many people collect and how often — no name, no email. Ratings are pooled, so no single thumbs up or down points at a person. The full privacy policy says it properly.
A limited‑time offer at local places that only turns up in the app — a few pounds to spend, for a few hours. Claim it at the counter with a tap and Loyollo pays the venue back, so there is nothing to explain at the till. They move around and aren’t always running.
No. Loyollo is free for customers, with no ads and nothing sold. Venues pay for their card.
Yes, all of it. Switch between English and Cymraeg in the app whenever you like, and venues can write their card in both.
Only if you want to. It is what shows you the places near you that stamp with Loyollo, and what nudges you when you walk past somewhere you collect. Both are off until you switch them on.
Yes, from inside the app: account, cards and stamps, all of it, without emailing anybody.
One location, one key card, unlimited customers. No hardware to buy and nothing to install on your till.
A single card lives behind your counter. No tablet, nothing to charge, nothing for staff to learn — and it works for customers on iPhone and Android.
Logo, colours, stamp, reward, how many. Live preview of exactly what customers see — in English and Cymraeg, on the same card.
Stamps, finished cards and how many customers keep coming back — plus a thumbs up or down after a stamp, pooled so no single reply ever points at a person.
Your regulars get a VIP marker at the counter, and customers who opt in get a nudge when they’re near you and close to a reward.
Loyalty apps were built for chains, and priced for them. That left independents with a jar of cardboard behind the counter, paying for reprints and hoping people remembered to bring them. Loyollo is the same idea without the hardware, the contract, or a fee per customer. We’re at M‑SParc in Gaerwen, and the first counters running it are up the road.
“£2 off a bacon roll, before eleven.” Write it in the dashboard and it appears on your card — only for the people who already collect with you. There is no approval queue, so it goes live when you write it, and you cap how many can claim it so a slip of the keyboard can’t cost you a fortune. Loyollo runs its own offers too, funded by us or by a local scheme and paid back to you, at the venues that opt in.
You design it, we approve it, and only then does it reach a phone. Edits work the same way, so the card people already hold carries on working while a change is reviewed.
Design it, we check it, then your key card arrives. Rather talk to someone first?
One Loyollo key card. No tablet, no reader, nothing plugged into your till and nothing to install. Staff hold it out, the customer taps it, done.
From £20 a month, with unlimited customers and no fee per stamp or per customer. No hardware to buy.
Starter, £20 a month: one location, one key card, one person on the dashboard.
Growth, £45: five locations, two key cards, and it adds the VIP marker for your regulars, the nearby nudge and the charts behind your numbers.
Chain, £99: twenty locations and ten key cards.
Spare key cards are £15 each, one‑off. The thumbs up and down after a stamp come with every plan.
Designing the card takes a few minutes — logo, colours, stamp, reward, how many — then we check it and your key card arrives.
Hold the card out. That is the whole of it. There is nothing for them to unlock, tap or look up, and nothing that can go wrong in front of a queue.
That is what Growth is for: five locations on one subscription, and Chain covers twenty. Each counter still wants its own key card, since a card can’t be in two places at once — spares are £15 each, one‑off.
Yes. Edits go through the same quick check, and the card people already hold carries on working while the change is reviewed, so nobody’s stamps are interrupted.
iPhone and Android. Their first tap adds your card for them, so there is nothing for them to set up while you’re serving them.
Yes — both languages on the same card, and each customer sees whichever one they’ve chosen in the app.
Stamps, finished cards, rewards claimed, how many customers keep coming back, and the pooled thumbs after a stamp. Never a customer’s name or email — we don’t hold those to give you.
You set a cooldown between stamps and a cap per day. The key card signs every tap, so a stamp can’t be invented from a phone either.
Yes. Write it in the dashboard and it appears on your card for the people who already collect with you. You fund it, you cap how many can claim it, and it goes live straight away.
Whenever you like. While you’re paused nobody collects new stamps, but a reward somebody has already earned stays claimable — that is a debt you owe them rather than a promotion.
