Founding Pass · Pre-launch
Digital loyalty cards for local venues. Yours to run.
TapVault is the platform behind stamp cards in Apple Wallet and Google Wallet. Set up a card for a café, salon or barbershop, put an NFC stand on the counter, and guests add it with one tap. No app for them. No tech to build for you.
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The pitch
Show it to a venue in six slides.
The problem
Paper stamp cards end up in the trash.
They get lost, washed and forgotten. And a venue's regulars quietly go with them.
Left at homeSo the stamp never happens.
Lost among receiptsHalf-full cards nobody finishes.
Zero dataNo idea who the regulars are.
No way to call them backMiss a week, and they're someone else's.
The one thing people never forget is their phone, so the card lives there.
How it works
Three steps. Zero friction.
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Tap
The guest taps their phone on a small NFC stand at the venue's counter. No QR code to scan, no app store, no form.
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Card lands in Wallet
The loyalty card appears in Apple Wallet or Google Wallet in a second, next to their boarding pass and gym membership.
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Every visit adds a stamp
Stamps fill up on the card itself. When it hits 8, the reward unlocks by itself. Nobody hands anything out.
The card
One card. Three moments that bring people back.
Everything updates live on the card. No app to open, no update to install.
Progress people can see
Stamps, tier and visit count right on the card. "3 stamps to reward" does the selling for you.
Rewards that appear on their own
Stamp 8 unlocks the reward on the card automatically. Show it at the counter before paying.
Always up to date
Every visit updates the card in seconds. The guest sees the new stamp right away, with nothing to refresh or reinstall.
Always in sight
Every stamp lands on the lock screen.
A note when a stamp is added. A nudge after five days without a visit. Another when the reward unlocks. Short, human, sent from the card itself, so there's no app to be muted.
Rules for the program (how stamps work, the reward, the fine print) sit on the back of the card, so nobody has to ask.
The model
Your venues. Your price.
You set up the card, the stand and the scanner for each venue, then bill them directly on your own terms. For example, you might charge $100–$150/mo per spot. That's an illustration of the unit economics, not a promise of income.
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Set up a venue
Pick the card template, add the venue's brand, and choose the stamps and the reward.
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Put the stand on the counter
An NFC or QR stand for guests, and a mobile web scanner so staff can add stamps.
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Bill the venue directly
You agree the price with each venue and collect it yourself. TapVault doesn't sit in the middle of your billing.
First 20 seats
Founding Pass
$69
One-time payment, plus VAT where applicable. Limited to the first 20 founders.
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Platform accessFull TapVault access from launch day, 25 October.
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Card templateA ready-to-use loyalty card template, so your first venue's card is quick to set up.
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3 active locations for 3 monthsRun TapVault for up to 3 venues (active business locations) during your first 3 months.
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Founder role in DiscordYour role is assigned automatically right after checkout.
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Secure checkout by Whop.
Questions
Quick answers
What exactly is TapVault?
A platform for digital loyalty cards in Apple Wallet and Google Wallet. You set up a card for a venue and put an NFC stand on its counter. A guest taps their phone, the card is added, and from then on every visit adds a stamp. Stamps, rewards and notifications all run from the card itself.
Do a venue's guests need to download an app?
No. That's the whole point. No app, no account and no sign-up form. The card goes straight into the Wallet they already have on their phone.
Who is TapVault for?
Anyone who wants to run loyalty cards for local venues: freelancers, small agencies, and café, salon or barbershop owners with a few locations. You set the card up, and you bill your venues directly.
How much can I charge venues?
That's up to you. As an example of the unit economics, you might charge $100–$150/mo per spot (e.g. one café). It's an illustration, not a promise of income or of what any venue will pay.
iPhone and Android?
Both. The card works in Apple Wallet on iPhone and in Google Wallet on Android.
Why tap and not a QR code?
A tap is faster and there's nothing to aim a camera at. The guest touches the stand and it's done, which is why people actually finish their cards.
What's in the Founding Pass?
Platform access from launch day (25 October), a ready-to-use card template, and 3 active locations for 3 months. You also get a founder role in our Discord.
What happens after the 3 months?
After the initial 3 months, you can continue on the Starter plan at $29/mo for up to 5 active locations (venues) at the same time. For the first 20 Founding Pass holders, $29/mo is guaranteed for 12 months. After a year, terms are reviewed based on real infrastructure costs. If you decide not to continue, your cards remain active until the end of the paid period.
What's included at launch?
The card in Apple Wallet and Google Wallet, an NFC or QR stand for the venue's counter, and a mobile web scanner for its staff to add stamps. Stamp, reminder and reward notifications are delivered through Apple Wallet and Google Wallet, so their delivery rules apply. There are no cash-register integrations or location-based reminders at launch.
Why join before the platform launches?
The Founding Pass is a one-time $69 and limited to the first 20 seats. When they're gone, they're gone.
How do I pay?
Checkout is handled by Whop. Right after payment your founder role is assigned in Discord automatically.
Tap. Done.
Be there on day one.
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