Reward for the rest of us
Customers collect stamps with one tap on their phone. Built for small shops, with no POS, no app and no paper cards.
A stamp at the counter
The shop taps the stamp to the customer's phone, and the stamp book gains one.
How it works
1
Tap
At checkout, the shop taps its stamp on the customer’s phone.
- Shop
- Uses a wooden stamp with an NFC chip inside. Nothing to type at the counter.
- Customer
- Gets one stamp on that shop’s card. No paper card, no app to install.
2
Collect
Stamps add up on the phone, shop by shop.
- Shop
- Runs its own card. Every tap shows it right away.
- Customer
- Every tap adds a stamp to that shop’s card on the phone. No app, no sign-up.
3
Reward
A full card turns into a reward, automatically.
- Shop
- Approves the Use at the counter. A fresh card begins.
- Customer
- Gets a text with a link. Shows the Use button at the counter next visit.
Shops set up in minutes and the stamp ships to the door. Customers never download anything.
How ohmystamp Came to Be
"A Stamp Built by a Shop Owner Who Was Thinking of Closing"
A dry cleaner of 25 years in Burlington, Canada built ohmystamp to save a shop on the brink of closing. Read the storyHide the story
Woohyee Cho has run a dry cleaner in Burlington, Canada for 25 years. ohmystamp was not born from a grand business plan — it was born from trying to save a shop on the brink of closing.
He launched in his own shop on October 1, 2025. A year in, new customers who joined at their first checkout came back at roughly twice the rate of those who didn't. See the full data
When a few customers said they'd like to use it in their own businesses, ohmystamp became a service for any shop.