Receipt QR code
Every receipt becomes an invite. Scan, tap, done.
We build it first — you decide after
Your own app, on their home screen, with one message from you filling a slow night. Send us your website and we'll build it — the real thing, not a mockup — and put it on your phone. If you don't want it, you owe us nothing.
No card. No contract. Three fields and your website address.

The whole process
From your website to your customers' home screens in three steps.
Send us your website address. We build your real app — not a mockup — and send you a private link to try on your own phone.
Customers add your app with one tap from a QR code, a receipt or a link. No app store, no download queue.
Send a message whenever you want — a slow-night special, new arrivals, a cancellation to fill. Unlimited, included, zero per-message cost.
No card. No contract. Three fields and your website address.
See it, don't imagine it
Here's what your business could look like on a customer's phone.

And this is the message that fills the room
Lock screen · now
Kitchen's quiet tonight
2 large pizzas for $22 until 8pm. Tap to order.
No card. No contract. Three fields and your website address.
The question every owner asks
No app store. No searching. No download queue.
Your customers add your app the same way they save a website — in seconds.
Every receipt becomes an invite. Scan, tap, done.
Your space does the asking, so staff never has to explain a thing.
Add the app right after someone books online.
A simple prompt on the site you already have.
Drop it in a follow-up message, an email or a social post.
Because it's a web app, adding it works like saving any website to the home screen — no app store account, no review wait, nothing for your customer to learn. See the step-by-step for iPhone and Android →
No card. No contract. Three fields and your website address.
Why not just text them
"I already text my customers." Then you already know the deal.
Same phone, same customer, same message — one of them costs you nothing to send.
See the full comparison, including Toast, Square and Clover marketing add-ons →
Texting charges you per message and now makes you register with the carriers first. Notifications from your own app are unlimited and included — send one tonight, send another Friday, the bill doesn't move.
Your app installs from a QR code or a link and stays on the phone. No app store listing, no review queue, no yearly developer fee, nothing for your customer to search for again.
Toast, Square, Clover, ChowNow, Shopify, Booksy — the Order or Book button opens what you use today. Same payouts, same reports, same staff routine. Nothing to switch.
Fifty subscribers or five thousand, the price is the same. You will never be charged more because your marketing worked.
Table cards, window stickers and receipt QR codes do the asking, so your staff never has to explain anything. Scan, tap, done.
Hosting, security and updates are ours to worry about. Want a new photo or a new special up front? Email us and it's done.
Is it really worth $49?
We've all had that day. The weather turns, the phone goes quiet, the book is half empty.
Now imagine being able to invite your best customers in for something special — today, right now, with one message.
How many of them would have to say yes for that single message to pay for the entire month? For a pizza shop making $10 a pie, five. For a landscaper closing a season contract, part of one.
Put your own numbers in. The real point isn't the weather or the day — it's that you can do this whenever you want, as often as you like, at zero extra cost.
No card. No contract. Three fields and your website address.
Change any of the three. The $49 stays put — that's the whole month, not the blast.
Not a benchmark — put in what you'd honestly expect from your own regulars.
Profit, not the ticket. A pizza might be $10. A season contract might be $600.
One message, whenever you need it
$2,400
120 sales at $20 profit each
That one message covers the plan for years. And you can send another one whenever you want, for nothing.
You supply the numbers, so this is your estimate, not a promise or a report of anyone's results. The launch fee is separate and only due if you decide to go live.
You don't have to switch a thing
Keep your point-of-sale, your online ordering, your booking calendar and your payouts exactly as they are — your app's buttons open the systems you already pay for.
The difference is what happens next: their marketing modules charge you more as your list grows. Ours doesn't, ever.
It's 4pm and the book is empty. One message about tonight, and by 6pm people who weren't coming in are coming in.
Most customers don't leave you — they just stop thinking about you. Your icon on their home screen is the reminder they see all day.
Your subscribers live in your app, not in a delivery marketplace's list or a texting vendor's account you rent by the month.
New menu, new stock, catering, live music, closing early for the holiday — decide at noon, tell everyone at 12:01.
Who it's for
See what your app would do, and the notifications you'd send, in your line of work.
Why we built this
I watched local businesses I love pay more every month just to reach the customers they already earned — per text, per photo, per contact added. It never sat right.
So I built the opposite: your own app, your own list, one flat price, and unlimited messages that cost nothing to send.
I build it first and put it on your phone, because you shouldn't have to pay to find out if something works. If you have any question at all, call or text me at 973-220-6859.
— George Louvis, Founder of YourAppBiz
FAQ
No card. No contract. Three fields and your website address.
Your name, your business and your website address. We build the app and send you a private link to try on your own phone.
Then you tell us yes or no. That's the whole risk.
No card. No contract. Three fields and your website address.
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