Paper stamp cards get lost, plastic ones get left at home, and nobody installs an app from the store for one coffee shop. So the Selvora card opens from a link and is added to the phone with one button โ like an app, but with nothing to download.
A separate guest page that holds their cards. The business issues it at the POS, the guest points the camera at the QR โ and the card stays with them for good. Nothing is installed from Google Play or the App Store.
In plain words: it's a wallet. Inside are cards from the places the guest goes to, with points, menu and booking. One screen instead of a stack of plastic in the pocket.
Menu and "My orders" โ the guest chooses right from the phone.
Checkout: at the table, takeaway or delivery, time and a comment โ and the order goes to the POS.
๐ท How a guest gets it
The cashier prints the receipt โ it has the card's QR. Or shows the QR right on the POS screen.
The guest points the phone camera and opens the link.
Taps "Install app" โ the card appears as an icon on the phone's home screen.
It all takes about ten seconds and asks nothing of the cashier except "point your camera at the receipt".
The QR on the receipt doesn't last long โ it's single-use and valid for about ten minutes. That way a stranger can't pick up a card from a discarded receipt.
โญ Points instead of a discount card
The guest sees how much they've collected and how many times they've visited. Points are spent at the POS โ the guest just says they want to pay with them.
What the guest sees
Points on the card and a clear rate: 1 point = 1 MDL.
Visits โ how many times they've been to you.
The business's menu โ the same as on the POS, with current prices.
The guest's total spend and full history stay with you in the dashboard, in the "Customers" section. The guest is only shown points and visits.
๐ฝ Menu and ordering from the phone
The card holds your current menu โ the same as on the POS, with prices and ingredients. The guest can put together an order and send it to the POS without getting up from the table or standing in line.
The guest chooses how to get the order
At the table โ brought to them.
Takeaway โ they can say what time they'll pick it up.
Delivery โ if you deliver.
The menu updates by itself: change a price in the dashboard and the guest sees the new one. Nothing to publish separately.
๐ Booking
For businesses people book: barbershops, car washes, nail salons, service shops. The guest books from the card themselves and gets a reminder before the visit โ no calling and double-checking.
In the guest's card
"Book" โ choose a service and a time.
"My bookings" โ what they've booked and when.
The booking shows up in the dashboard in the "Bookings" section, and after the visit it becomes a normal receipt on the POS โ no separate notebook needed.
๐ Several businesses in one wallet
One card isn't the limit. The guest adds a second one from the QR at another business's POS, and they sit side by side: coffee shop, barbershop, car wash. They switch between them in one list.
For you this means the guest doesn't need yet another app for your sake โ they already have a wallet, you just get added to it.
๐ What the owner gets
Honestly, no big promises
Guests come back more often โ it's a shame to abandon points they've collected.
You have a database: phone, visit frequency and average receipt for every guest โ in the "Customers" section.
You can see who's gone quiet. Came every week and hasn't shown up for a month โ a reason to get in touch.
Shorter queues: some orders the guest puts together themselves on the way to you.