Their apps open
when they get here.
NOT YET holds someone's social apps shut until they physically arrive somewhere. Be the somewhere — and, if you want, give them something when they get here.
What your customer actually does.
Five screens, one morning. Notice how much of it is telling them what we are not doing.
Scan your tag, enter a code, follow your link, or search. The nearby list uses location once and does not keep it.
Nothing is created until they agree. The privacy position is a table on the screen, not a link to a policy.
Venue, distance, closing time. Distance is displayed, never stored. "Not going in today" is always there.
Three checks: genuine code, fresh tap, actually here. Confidence-based — a weak indoor GPS fix never fails a real customer.
It names exactly what opened and until when — and what is still shut. Never a false "everything is open".
Listed, chosen, verified
People muddle these up, so we spell them out.
Through the Go challenge, someone can set any café, gym or library as their destination — no registration, nothing on your side. It does not make you a partner and implies no offer.
You get a listing, a venue page, a shareable link, a printable QR, marketing assets and simple aggregate reporting.
A registered venue can be used for Show Up — the eighth challenge — where arriving is what releases the apps.
Pick how people prove they arrived
You choose at signup. Neither option is a condition of joining, and you are never sent hardware you did not ask for.
We generate a code for your venue. Nothing to order, nothing to install, nothing to wait for. Start promoting the moment you sign.
Prefer a physical tap at the door? Order venue tags at the published price, with allocation and replacement terms set out in your agreement. There is no free hardware allocation.
Your printed QR is a poster, not a turnstile
The permanent QR you print is deliberately shareable — its job is to get people to download the app and find you. It is not proof that anyone arrived. A photographed code or a forwarded link can never complete a challenge or earn a reward.
Arrival is verified separately, and this is the part people get wrong. Your staff give out the code — they say it, out loud, when someone asks. It changes every day, it is never displayed where a customer can read it, and that is precisely what makes it proof: somebody had to be at your counter, talking to one of your team, to get it. A tap on a venue NFC tag does the same job without the conversation. We designed it this way on purpose: the shareable thing brings people in, the spoken thing confirms they came.
Give them a reason. Or don't.
You can attach an offer to a completed routine — 50% off a coffee, a free upgrade, a loyalty stamp, whatever suits you. Entirely optional, entirely yours: you set the benefit, the branches, the dates and hours, the expiry, the per-person limit and any overall cap, plus the terms and exclusions.
You fund it. NOT YET does not pay for your offer unless we have agreed that separately. And it works only one way round: a reward is never a condition of someone unlocking their phone. If your offer runs out, is paused or errors, their rule still completes and their apps still open.
The full terms are shown before someone starts the qualifying routine — never revealed afterwards.
Change or end an offer whenever you like; a reward already issued keeps the terms it was promised, until its stated expiry.
Staff redemption in one tap
A qualifying customer gets a single-use reward to show your staff. Your team opens a simple authenticated page, scoped to your venue, and validates it — no till integration, no new hardware, no training day.
Issued, redeemed, expired. A screenshot cannot be redeemed twice, and nothing shows as redeemed until the system confirms it. Your staff see the offer, its validity and its status — nothing else. Not their blocked apps, not their routine, not their health data, not their history.
Pick your version
Members who need a reason to leave the house at 7am now have one that lives on their phone.
The walk to you becomes the thing that unlocks their day. Add a drink offer if you want one.
Study spaces that reward showing up, without monitoring anyone.
A wellbeing initiative that produces footfall instead of costing budget.
What you see. And what you never will
Aggregate verified visits, promotional scans, rewards issued and redeemed — all above a minimum cohort size, with estimates labelled as estimates.
Who came. Which apps they block. Their routine. Individual arrivals. Any location. There is no customer monitoring dashboard, and there will not be one.
That restraint is not decoration — it is exactly why people trust the app enough to use it in your venue.
Free to join. You fund your own offer.
No joining fee, no contract minimum, no integration, no POS change, no staff training. If you want tags, you buy them; if you want an offer, you fund it. Venue participation does not include the resident revenue share that student-housing and build-to-rent operators receive — that is a different arrangement on a different page.
What we get out of it, because an unexplained free offer reads as a trick: people who build a habit around a real place stay subscribed. Your door is the habit. It only works if arriving at your venue is genuinely worth doing.
Promote it from day one
You get a landing page, a shareable link, a printable download QR and a pack of assets — counter cards, window posters, social and email tiles, and a one-page staff brief. Put them up, post them, send them. You do not have to wait for anything to arrive in the post.
One action
Register your business and contact, add your branches, choose a code or tags, set your terms, and go live. Self-serve, instant, and no approval queue. No sales call, no form that lands in an inbox and dies.