Wrapped for local

Good Regulars
Go Further.

Turn your café’s CSV loyalty data into personalized, shareable year-in-review cards. Their usual order. Their visit count. Their place among your regulars.

Five local cafés. A free, CSV-based pilot.

Illustrative café scene with a customer looking at personal recap cards on her phone
Illustrative concept · Sample statsPeople → Places → Stories

Your regulars have great stories.

CSV loyalty data → Personal stats → Shareable cards

01 / Turn visits into stories

You know their usual.
Make it memorable.

Built around the relationship between a local café and the people who keep coming back.

RegularlyYour year

You drank

212

oat lattes.
All at Joe’s.

Top 3% of regulars

Your neighborhood. Your story.

Illustrative sample, not a customer result. Actual stats and rankings depend on the café’s CSV data.
01

Start with a CSV.

The pilot starts with a CSV export of your café’s loyalty data. We’ll review the fields with you and confirm what your data can tell us.

02

Find their story in the stats.

Build a personal year-in-review from the data available: visit counts, favorite orders and percentile rankings among your regulars.

03

Give them a card worth sharing.

Put those stats on a story-sized customer card, with your café’s name. A little recognition they can share with their friends.

CSV first. We’ll confirm data compatibility during the pilot.

02 / The first five

Five cafés.
A whole lot of regulars.

We’re starting with a free pilot for five local cafés. Bring a CSV loyalty export; we’ll work through the data, shape personalized recap cards and learn what customers choose to share.

The pilot will help us learn before a wider launch. Data compatibility and the recap details will be agreed with each café.

Planned pricing after the pilot

$49

per month, per location

The founder’s target subscription price. Planned pricing only; the five-café pilot is free.

Small places.
Stories worth sharing.

Meet Regularly
    Regularly — Turn local loyalty into shareable stories