Every feature, in the order your day meets it
Follow one store, Linden & Co, from opening to well past closing. Everything below runs by itself as you scroll, and the parts you can press, you can press.
Attendance takes itself. You just open the shutters.
Staff carry a small badge. The moment they walk in, they are marked present, no register, no queue at the door. The month builds itself into a calendar you can export for your records.
Walk in, marked in
Presence comes from the badge being on the floor, so it also knows who is around during the day, not just who appeared at 10am.
Store hours 10am to 9pm · every read respects them
Badge presence only. No fingerprints, no face scans.
Watch the day build itself
The dots on the left are people around the store, anonymous presences, nothing more. The phone on the right is nsTags turning them into your numbers, at the moment they happen.
· Linden & Co
TODAY
A steady day. 20 visitors came in, with your busiest hour around 6pm.
A whole trading day, compressed to half a minute, on example data. Every dot is a presence, not a person.
See where the store is warm, right now
The floor sensor reads the room as zones of activity. Running more than one sensor? The app shows each area on its own, and a rhythm ribbon shows how the whole day breathes.
Heat, not faces
Bright patches are activity, nothing else. Watch the front table pull people in while the back corner sleeps, then fix the back corner.
Create a campaign. Then actually know if it worked.
Compose the offer in the app and it becomes a hosted page with a printable QR. Claims and redemptions tick in live, and impact is judged against your usual traffic, so a naturally busy Saturday cannot steal the credit.
From idea to trackable in under a minute
This one is yours to run. Press launch, or wait and it will show you itself.
Promotions that pay you back
The same rails your own campaigns run on, opened to brands you approve. Their promotion runs in and around your store, and the space earns for you.
Show "Ad is running" for a brand you chose, and earn from it.
You approve the brand and the promotion. It gets the same honest measurement as your own campaigns, claims, redemptions, lift vs usual. Revenue share lands with the store. In development now; tell us if you want it early.
What each campaign actually did to the floor
Every campaign is measured against your usual traffic, then ranked. No vanity clicks, just visitors above usual.
3 campaigns · about +96 visitors above usual · 41 claims · 18 redeemed
Weekend chai tasting is your best performer this month.
It asks. You answer once. It remembers.
Every read ends with a question worth ten seconds of your evening. Note what you changed and the next read echoes it back, so causes stop getting lost between busy weeks.
Your evening is pulling ahead. Reach ran about 18% above a typical Tuesday, led by your 4 to 7pm window.
What's bringing the after-work crowd in tonight?
✓ Saved to your notes, this sharpens your next insights.
Last time, you noted: Tried something small, "New window display" · today
Watching the memory loop on example data
The store sleeps. The sensors do not.
After-hours motion alerts flag movement when the store should be empty. Tamper detection notices if a sensor case is opened. Your alert rules decide what wakes you, push notifications do the waking, and a weekly digest catches everything that did not need to.
Movement where there should be none
It does not need to know who it is. Nobody should be in the store, and that is the one thing that matters at 2am.
Rules you set, pushes you choose
Sensor health runs in the background too: heartbeat, identity, last reading. If a sensor goes quiet, you hear about it before your data does.
Alert rules, acknowledgement and history live in the app.
Momentum, standing, comfort. The week closes itself.
Week over week momentum, your anonymous standing among similar stores, the environment your visitors walked into, and on the top plan, a month summary spreadsheet for your accountant.
Comfort is a footfall lever
Hour by hour temperature and humidity from your own floor. On higher plans, nsTags connects weather to quiet days for you.
37 to 42°C through the day · average 40°C · humidity about 41%
Know where you stand, without naming names
Your week against similar stores nearby, as an anonymous percentile. Never identities, never their numbers.
Quietly strong week. Rank needs at least 3 stores in the group before it will say anything.
It keeps getting better after you buy it
New reads, new cards and new controls ship continuously, no app-store wait for most of it. What's New tells you what changed, and the roadmap inside the app tells you what is coming.
You will never wonder what that new card is
Every release is explained in plain words, in the app, the day it lands. A weekly digest arrives as a single push, so quiet weeks stay quiet.
Plus a public roadmap inside the app, so you always know what is coming.