Customer invitation
Your coffee is on the way. Build the pictured orders and choose six correct items for a mini cookie with today’s drink.
The coffee is being made. Give your guest a branded game.
Place a QR near pickup. Guests assemble the pictured coffee orders with simple taps and can earn a mini cookie with today’s drink. The sample round has four orders and a 45-second limit. They can stop as soon as their order is called.
Create a game for café guests
Free to customize. 12,500 KZT to publish for one calendar month.
Build a free draft. Your editor will show the 5-day trial and the invoice option.
One offer, three clear steps
Invite
A guest scans the game QR after paying.
Play
They follow visible orders and choose six correct items for 60 points.
Collect
A barista checks the code and adds the agreed treat to this visit.
Pickup is the café’s natural handover point
The guest has already paid, their phone is free and the barista already has a reason to speak to them when the drink is called. A pre-portioned cookie can join that handover without changing the drink ticket or asking the espresso station to remake anything.
Pilot check
Pilot for one quiet shift. Note whether every claimed cookie reaches the right guest without a missed order call or a second queue forming at pickup.
11 PLAYABLE GAMES
Choose the game for this campaign
Try every mechanic in this niche setting. The offer, reward, timing and customer path stay prepared for the selected goal.
PLAY THIS VERSION
Order Up
Tap the items in the order shown. Complete four orders in 45 seconds. Each item earns 10 points.
Ready-made preset for: Cafés
CAFÉS · ORDER UPSAMPLE · NO REAL PRIZES
Tap the items in the order shown. Complete four orders in 45 seconds. Each item earns 10 points.
The editor opens with this niche, offer, reward and game already selected.
The campaign starts with the practical details
A small compliment with today’s drink
The prepared example offers one mini cookie with an eligible drink. It adds a pleasant moment without changing the order or preparation flow.
Example reward terms
One mini cookie with one paid drink today, while stock lasts. Show the unused code at pickup before leaving the café.
This is an editable campaign example, not a promise of business results. Confirm the reward, stock, eligibility and dates before publishing.
A short instruction your team can follow
Keep the QR visible near pickup, away from the payment queue.
Check the saved code in Results when the guest shows it.
Redeem the code, then hand over the cookie with the prepared drink.
The game does not show order status or promise a shorter wait. Keep calling completed orders in the usual way.
Fit the game around the pickup shelf
- QR position
- Put the sign after payment and within sight of pickup, leaving the till queue and the space for collected drinks clear.
- Claim owner
- The person handing over drinks checks and redeems the code; the espresso bar does not pause production.
- Rush-hour rule
- Cover the QR when the cookie allocation is gone or when the handover station can no longer check codes comfortably.
Measure the handover, not the wait time
Compare verified rounds with treats actually redeemed. Use a simple stock cap so the reward cost stays predictable.
- Pickup redemption rate
- Codes redeemed at handover divided by reward codes issued during the same shift.
- Treat cost per claim
- Actual cookie stock used divided by verified redemptions, including any damaged or unrecorded items.
- Handover exceptions
- Count code checks that need a manager, delay a drink or cannot be fulfilled; review the cause after the shift.
12,500 KZT for one calendar month
- No per-player fee
- Public link, QR sharing and reward-code management
- Starts when the game is published; renew manually
You provide the audience, prizes and staff process. Results remain in your account after the campaign while Tapmello operates.
Create a game for café guestsQuestions from a café shift lead
Will this slow down the counter?
The guest plays on their own phone. Staff only checks a short code at handover, using the same prepared rule for every claim.
Should the game show when a drink is ready?
No. Keep order calls, screens and receipt numbers as the only sources of pickup status. The game is a separate activity.
What happens when the cookie stock runs out?
Stop displaying the invitation or publish an agreed substitute before the next round. Do not ask staff to improvise a different reward at the counter.