A Sydney bloke who got sick of watching great local businesses lose their regulars.

I'm Milan. I run 3flo from Sydney.

Here's what I kept seeing: a cafe pours the best coffee in the suburb, a barber gives the sharpest fades in the inner west — and their regulars still drift off to whoever opened closest to the station. Not because the product got worse. Because nothing was pulling people back.

The big chains solved this years ago. Their loyalty programs live in an app, ping your phone, know your birthday. A local cafe can't drop $10,000 on an app — and honestly, nobody wants to download another one anyway.

That's the gap 3flo fills. Your loyalty card goes in the wallet your customers already have — Apple or Google — one tap, no download. You get the same weapons the chains have: lock-screen push notifications, automatic Google review prompts, birthday offers, a customer database that's actually yours. And you don't set up any of it, because I do it for you. Live in 48 hours.

I keep it simple: $60 a month for the card, $120 for the full system. No lock-in. If it's not making you money, leave — but the businesses running it don't leave, because their regulars come back more often and bring mates.

Real businesses run on it today — like Kiss My Brass in Marrickville and Toast Cafe. Yours could be live by the day after tomorrow.

Want to talk to a person, not a chatbot? Book 15 minutes with me — pick any slot that suits.