Chainlink
CRM and Retention Tool for Bar and Club Owners
The above apps are partial inspirations for the current state of Chainlink: centered around the idea of figuring out what friends are going out tonight and where (bars). Chainlink attempts to bring the "dumb fun" of Beer Buddy and the social aspect of Timeleft and turn it into a CRM and retention tool for specifically bar, club and lounge owners.
The original bar visitor focused app has been on the app store for awhile, but I've been working on this bar focused 2.0 version and it is a drastic improvement both in features and UI/UX
I am kindly seeking up to 5 bar owners anywhere in the USA (Indianapolis preferred as it's local to me and I could visit you) to adopt Chainlink as a tool they use in their operations so that I can continue to improve the product with real feedback, rather than assumptions
Devon, Founder
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The interesting part is the shift from a consumer social app to something bar owners can actually use operationally. I’d be curious what specific workflow becomes the main reason a bar owner keeps Chainlink in their day-to-day operations.
The bar owner facing web app is specifically designed to 1. Keep events and deals in front of their existing customers to convert them to regulars 2. Analyze which event/deal combos work the best together and at what days/times to maximize revenue. 3. Learn your typical customer profile to adapt your bar to their wants (or to change it to what you want it to be) 4. Encourage repeat purchases (via square POS integration by having a drink leaderboard. So for the users they are just competing with friends. But for the bar owners it's encouraging larger tabs and gathering more analytics
Alot of potential directions that this valuable data can be used for.
This app is not a POS system, it's a tool designed to grow or maintain your customer base. Feel free to follow our app page (work in progress)
@chainlink(dot)app
That’s a much clearer picture of the operational side. I’d be interested in continuing the conversation beyond the thread — would you be open to sharing the best email to reach you on?