The rewards you have already earned should be easier to see, easier to use, and easier to move. That starts with making the everyday ecosystem around you finally feel visible.
Points will be able to move right inside the loyalty program apps people already use. Think of it as another way to pay, much like applying a promo code or choosing points at checkout. If you are in the Target app, you could choose to convert value into Target Circle points. If you are in the United app, you could convert that value into miles. The point is not to make consumers learn some new trick. The point is to let them use the rewards they already have in the places they already are.
No. We are not another app at all. We live below the apps that already exist and simply help the loyalty programs that are already out there work better. There is nothing new to learn. When you need your points, want more points, or want to move them around, it will be right there inside the loyalty apps you are already using with the brands you already love.
Consumers benefit by taking the rewards they have already earned and being able to use them when they need them. That might mean saving up for a dream vacation, or it might mean using that value for everyday life like groceries, gas, and dining out. Either way, the win is simple: rewards become more useful when they can show up for real life.
One path starts with the brands you already use. The other goes deeper and estimates how much loyalty value your household may already be generating.
See the brands already in your life, build your crew, and realize how many loyalty ecosystems already revolve around you.
Want the value side of it? Open the immersive reveal that shows how much loyalty value your everyday spending may already be creating.
