- Goes by
- May
- Your usual
- Skin fade, number 2 on the sides
- Important to know
- Sensitive scalp. No clippers on the neck.
- How you pay
- USDC on Sui, from your own wallet
Shared with Corner Barber until you leave
The problem
Every counter starts from zero.
You have told the barber how you like it, and the garage which car is yours. Next time, or with someone new behind the counter, you say it all again.
“Sorry, how do you usually have it?”
Guest cardShared
May
- Your usual
- Skin fade, number 2 on the sides
- Important to know
- Sensitive scalp
“The usual, May? Number 2 on the sides.”
How it works
One visit, four moments.
No app for the shop to install, and no account to make with them.
Tell it once
Write down how you like things, in your own words. It stays yours.
Share for one visit
Scan the code at the counter. The shop sees your card while you are there.
Pay and settle
Pay in USDC from your own wallet. The tab settles once the payment is checked.
Take it back
When you leave, take your card back. The counter screen goes blank.
Your guest card
How you like things, in one place.
What the counter sees
- Only the parts of your card you picked for this visit
- Your usual, and anything important to know
- Whether your payment has been checked
What stays with you
- Everything you did not pick for this visit
- Your wallet and its keys
- The choice to take your card back at any time
Who it’s for
One card, many counters.
Anywhere you come back to. Each place sees only what matters to it, and only while you are there. Hover or tap a place to see what it would remember.
Barber
Remembers Skin fade, number 2 on the sides. Sensitive scalp.
Next visit The right guard is out before you sit down.
Pharmacy
Remembers You prefer to be asked things at the quiet end of the counter.
Next visit Fewer questions said out loud.
Garage
Remembers Which car is yours, and to call before any repair over a set amount.
Next visit No walking them through the history again.
Tailor
Remembers Your measurements, and that you like trousers a little shorter.
Next visit They start from your notes, not from scratch.
Corner shop
Remembers Oat milk, the Saturday paper, and that you settle up on Fridays.
Next visit Your usual is ready when you walk in.
Gym
Remembers An old knee injury, and that you like the early slot.
Next visit The session is planned around the knee from the start.
Florist
Remembers No lilies at home because of the cat. Seasonal stems please.
Next visit They suggest something you would actually pick.
Privacy
Take it back.
Your card is lent, never handed over. When you leave, the light goes out.
- You choose what to share, for each visit.
- When you take it back, access is cut within about 30 seconds. We have not measured that yet.
- What a shop already saw can’t be unseen, just like anything said across a counter.
- Your memory is encrypted and stored on Walrus. It belongs to you, not to the shop.
Shared with Corner Barber for this visit.
A demo of the idea. Nothing is sent from this page.
WalrusMemory you own
- Your card is kept as memories through the Walrus Memory relayer, encrypted, in an account that belongs to you.
- Each visit gets a fresh key. Taking your card back removes that key.
- Saving takes around 30 seconds, so the app never makes you wait for it.
TatumChecks payments on Sui
- Reads each payment from Sui mainnet through Tatum’s gateway.
- Checks it went through and that enough USDC reached the shop.
- Each payment can settle a tab only once.
SuiUSDC settles
- You pay in USDC from your own wallet, on Sui mainnet.
- Sharing your card and taking it back are transactions your wallet signs.
- The shop’s tab settles only after the payment is checked.
Walk in. Already known.
Make your card in a minute, then just walk in.