Written by: Localyn · Reviewed: September 2026 · Last updated: September 2026 · Sources: Food Standards Agency; UK Government (where applicable)
Apple Wallet and Google Wallet loyalty for cafes
Localyn loyalty uses digital stamp cards that customers can keep as Apple Wallet or Google Wallet passes after joining — without turning directory discovery into a review-rewards scheme.
How customers join
Customers typically join via QR or a public loyalty join flow, then can add the pass to Apple Wallet or Google Wallet where that path is enabled for the business.
Anonymous interest on a directory page can merge into an account when the customer completes join — personal identities are not exposed on public listing pages.
Stamps and offers
Stamps and offers run in the customer loyalty workspace. Birthday-style or visit-based offers can sit alongside the stamp card when the business configures them.
Localyn does not reward star ratings or paid reviews. Visit language on public pages must not claim “verified” reviews.
Owner view
Claimed businesses see demand and loyalty activity in Localyn. Unclaimed listings can still show that customers want rewards — claiming activates the operational side.
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Written by Localyn. Reviewed September 2026. See also the editorial policy.
How Localyn loyalty worksLoyalty productDigital stamp cardsCustomer offers
Put this into practice with Localyn
Localyn gives cafes, restaurants and takeaways a digital SFBB diary, temperature and cleaning records, allergen management and inspection-ready reports — all in one place.