Loyollo
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Your coffee loyalty card.
All in one app.

Tap the key card on the counter and the rewards roll in.
Free, with no ads, and nobody to sign up with.

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Every place you go, on the phone already in your hand.

A barista smiling behind the counter of an independent café.
A customer's Loyollo wallet on their phone: offers along the top, and six stamp cards stacked in their venues' own colours.
A phone being slipped into a coat pocket with Loyollo's Explore map open: a café pinned nearby with two offers, and its card at the foot of the screen with a reward waiting.

Simply tap, and you’re done.

There is nothing to join and no form to fill in at the counter.

Step 1

Buy your usual

Nothing to scan, nothing to remember, nothing to mention to the person serving.

Step 2

Tap the key card

Staff hold it out and you touch your phone to it. It only takes a second.

Step 3

Watch it fill

The stamp lands on your card, and the reward gets one closer.

Every place you go, in one wallet

The café, the barber, the chip shop and the taxi firm, each with its own card in its own colours. No separate app per shop and no plastic in your pocket. And a card you have finished starts again from the top.

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A phone held over a table of shared plates, showing the Loyollo wallet: offers along the top, and six venue cards stacked in their own colours, from a café to a pizza place.

Offers that come to you

The circles across the top of your wallet are today’s offers from places near you. Tap one and flick through them like stories to see what it is, where it works and when it ends.

Claim it with a tap at the till, the same as a stamp. Some are a place’s own, and some Loyollo pays for: the place gets its money back, and only ever sees that a claim was made, not who made it.

  1. 1Tap a circle
  2. 2Flick through
  3. 3Claim at the till
The Loyollo wallet on a phone, with today’s offers as circles along the top: £5 off in happy hour, £10 off at Ignite Café, something free at Cove Gelato, 10% off at Mog Smoothies and £5 off with Franco’s Cabs.

Find places near you

The map in the app shows every place that stamps with Loyollo, with directions. We are starting in North Wales, and adding places as they join.

Suggest a place

Collect the places, not just the stamps

Stamp somewhere new and that town, city or busy village lands in your passport, dated the day you first got there. Open one to see every place you’ve collected in it.

Two phones showing the Loyollo passport: three of five places collected as drawn stamps, and Caernarfon opened up: first stamped on 1 August 2026, 157 stamps, a trophy and a crown, and the places collected there.

And a few nice touches

A digital ticket at the till

Claim a reward and it prints out like a till receipt, stamped by the place. Turn your phone round and show it.

A claimed reward printed as a till ticket: one free coffee at Ignite Café, card eight of eight, stamped CLAIMED with the date.

Double stamps

At quiet times, some places count every stamp twice. It shows on their card while it’s on.

Share a card

Collect on one card with up to three others, like a couple or a family. Everyone’s stamps count, and you all hear when it fills.

VIP regulars

Be one of a place’s top five over the last three months and your card says so.

Shiny stamps

About one stamp in fifty comes out shiny, and stays that way on your card.

Your year in stamps

Every stamp, reward and favourite place, adding up as you go, with a year in review to share.

The You page in Loyollo: 361 stamps all time, 36 rewards, seven places and six cards, with a 2026 year in stamps to open.

Finished a card? Grab your reward or pay it forward.

Enjoy your well-earned reward, or pick a community project to pay it forward to. The venue pays a pound, and your card starts again from here.

Two volunteers clearing litter from a beach.
A care worker sitting with an older woman in her front room.
Two children running for the ball on a junior football pitch.
A rescue puppy in a green jacket at a rehoming centre.

No password, no faff, and no file on you

A six-digit code to your email is the whole sign-in. Venues see counts, not names: how many people came back, never which ones. Delete the lot whenever you like, from inside the app.

Run a business?

The business page has all the information you need to get started.

Loyollo for business

Common questions

Is it free?
Yes. No ads and nothing to buy. The places you collect at pay for Loyollo, not you.
Do I need an account?
Just your email. We send a six-digit code and you are in. No password to remember.
What do venues see about me?
Numbers, never you. A venue sees how many people came back, not who. No name, no email.
How do offers work?
Tap a circle at the top of your wallet to see the offer, then tap the place’s key card at the till to claim it. One each, and every offer says when it ends.
What is the passport?
A page for every town, city or busy village you collect in. Collect a stamp somewhere new and it appears, with badges for being first there, collecting the most, and more.
Can I share a card?
If the place allows it, yes: up to four people on one card. Each person can be stamped for what they buy, and whoever is at the counter when it fills gets the reward.
Is it on Android?
Not yet. It is on iPhone now, and Android is on the way.
What if I change phone?
Your cards live with your account, not your phone. Sign in on the new one with your email and they are all there.
Can I use it in Welsh?
Yes. Switch between English and Cymraeg in the app whenever you like.
Why Loyollo

The high street revival starts now.

Why we built it

Back the places you love

Every stamp is a visit to an independent, not a chain.

Rewards that help your town

Give a finished card away and the venue pays £1 to a local project.

Made in Wales

Built at M‑SParc on Anglesey, in English and Cymraeg.

Your stamp is waiting.

Get Loyollo, then hold your phone to the key card one more time.

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A hand holding a phone with the Loyollo wallet open: offers along the top, and six stamp cards stacked in their venues' own colours, from a café to a pizza place.