A rewards app for your customers, built on the Square you already run.
Starbucks turned a coffee run into a points game people open every morning. Here is the thing: they spend millions trying to fake what Sparky's already has, a real local following. You opened in November 2016, your 10-year anniversary and the Kahului expansion land this November, and after the Lahaina fires you fed roughly 10,000 people in 48 hours. That is not a customer list, that is an ohana. A rewards app turns that goodwill into repeat visits you can actually see and reward.
Hoku, your AI order line, already writes real orders into your Square, prices them from your live catalog, and sends payment links, across all three locations. The app reuses that exact plumbing. The only new piece is the rewards layer on top. You are not starting from zero, you are adding a floor to a house that is already standing.
Full menu, pick a location, pay in the app or in store. Straight into the Square you run today.
Square Loyalty ties points to a phone number, so any in-store purchase earns without anyone thinking about it.
Post and tag @sparkys on Instagram, leave a review, refer a friend. The organic marketing pays the customer back in food.
Free drinks, sides, a smoked meat plate. Hawaiian-themed tiers give regulars a reason to climb.
Shipped as a real native app on the App Store and Google Play, not a website in disguise.
Sample screens in your brand, red and black, not a running build. This is the feel we are going for: fast, local, and worth opening on a Friday. Your real logo art drops straight in.
Sign in with a phone number, the same number Square Loyalty uses to track points in store.
Points, tier, and how close they are to the next free thing. Hawaiian tiers: Malihini, Kama'aina, Ohana.
The same order plumbing Hoku uses today. Points are earned automatically on checkout.
Points buy real menu items. The locked reward at the top gives regulars a reason to keep climbing.
The piece Square can't do alone. Points for posts and tags turn happy customers into free reach.
Live status and pay-in-store, the exact flow we just built for the phone line, now in the app.
v1 is a fixed price. v2 and v3 are your vision on record, scoped and priced properly when we get there.
Same app, same launch date. The difference is how you want the build quarter to run, and how much of me you want steering it while we get there.
A fixed price to build the app, then one simple monthly that keeps everything running. The cleanest path, and the easiest to plan around.
For the three months that matter most, everything runs under one roof at one number. Voice, marketing, the rewards app build, and me as your Fractional Chief AI Officer steering the whole growth push. After launch it steps down to the standard monthly.
Every monthly line is month-to-month, no annual lock. v2 and v3 stay on the roadmap, scoped and priced when we get there.