bonuz markets
Five years of building, and none of it is a demo. These are the places the technology already runs — a coffee shop’s punch card, a club’s door list, a conference’s quest, a creator’s pressing, a city’s pass. Same login. Same wallet. Yours, not ours.
These labels are enforced in code, not by an editor. Each market’s status caps what any bonuz surface — this page, our posts, the brand API — is allowed to claim about it. Downgrades are free; upgrades need a link to something running.
Places you can walk into. A door, a till, a stage — with the pass, the card and the record attached to the person instead of to a database you rent.
Your table, your list, your regulars — carried in one pass.
Guest lists live in a phone, comps live in a notebook, and none of it survives a staff change.
RSVP, show up, do the thing, keep the proof.
You pay per ticket, rent the attendee list, and lose the audience the day after.
Ten coffees, one free — and it works at the next branch too.
Paper punch cards get lost, app-based loyalty gets deleted, and neither travels between locations.
A voucher you can’t lose and a shop that knows you came back.
Discount codes get scraped and shared; you can’t tell a loyal customer from a coupon site.
One pass for a whole city’s worth of doors.
Every attraction runs its own ticketing; a visitor ends up with nine apps and no memory of the trip.
Things you make, learn, play and own. Editions, certificates, matches and identity — portable, and still yours when the platform that hosted them changes its mind.
Press a numbered edition of the thing you made. Fans keep it.
Platforms own the fan relationship, take the cut, and change the rules every quarter.
Learn the thing, keep the certificate, prove it anywhere.
Course completion lives in an LMS nobody outside your org can verify.
Play for something real, settle it on-chain, keep the record.
Competitive play needs trust; trust needs an escrow nobody wants to be.
A streak that belongs to you, not to the app that hosted it.
Habit apps rent you your own consistency and lose it when you churn.
One login. Everything you own, everywhere you go.
You rent your customers from someone else’s database and pay for the privilege.
Move any token, any chain, without an account.
Getting value from where it is to where it is needed still takes three tools and a prayer.
The part that builds the other eleven. Describe what you run, and an agent turns it into a working setup while you read the plan.
Describe what you want to run. Get it running.
Every loyalty or pass integration is a two-week project before anyone learns whether it works.
You do not need an integration call. Point any AI assistant at mcp.bonuz.market and say bonuz it. Describe what you run; it plans the whole setup, shows you every step and what it costs, and does nothing until you say yes.
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