
Context
Coupons die in inboxes. Tables need a code tonight.
Restaurants run short promotions; guests forget them before they walk in. Wondr turns that into a mobile product: offers on a map around you, hours left, slots left today, accept, then show a QR to the waiter. Tobto assembled the full app loop — not a pitch deck with three mock frames.
Build
Full app first. Preview as the demo stage.
Beyond a thin PoC spike, Tobto built out the guest product end-to-end: splash, auth, find, popular nearby, search results, offer details, discount QR, My Discounts, settings with search radius. The preview is the same UI on a phone stage — demo data for walkthroughs and screenshots — so stakeholders can tap the real flow while the live stack keeps moving.
Find
Map first. Popular nearby second.
Home sits on a map: “I’m looking for…” and a coral CTA for popular nearby. Results and carousels use offer cards — title, venue, distance, hours left, redemptions left today. Radius lives in settings so locality is a product control, not a footnote.
Offers
Accept once. Carry the code.
Details: hero, address, timer, slots, copy, valid-until, venue links. Accept lands the deal in My Discounts; SHOW CODE opens the QR and identifier. Status covers accept, accepted, used — a wallet for tonight, not a coupon graveyard.
Redeem
QR at the table is the product.
The code screen closes the loop: QR, short id, venue, directions. Accept on the sidewalk, redeem when the waiter arrives. Same screens you tap in the preview are the assembled app grammar — not placeholders waiting for “real UI later.”
Outcome
A finished guest loop you can demo tonight.
Wondr ships as a full guest app with a preview stage for stakeholders. Live inventory and merchant tools can hang on a product that already walks from map to QR. Tobto’s delivery: assembled UI and flow, not a slide titled “marketplace.”
Tone
Coral urgency. Table calm.
Brand heat on login and CTAs; white cards for reading the deal; timers that feel honest. If the QR isn’t obvious in three taps, the app failed — and we could prove that in the build, not in a workshop.
Story
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Local offers needed a mobile path from map to table, not another email coupon.
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Tobto assembled the full guest app — auth through settings, not three screens.
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Scarcity as hours + daily slots — accept before the window closes.
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Redeem with QR and a short code the waiter can scan or read.
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Preview stage for demos — same UI, demo data, walkable product story.
Preview
Wondr demoFull guest app on a phone stage — find an offer, accept it, show the QR.