Platform fee
Merchant account, wallet operation, campaign setup and reporting.
Campaign-recognition access
Wævr makes a physical moment behave more like digital media: a normal customer prompt, an inaudible phone-recognised signal, wallet value and downstream reporting.
The customer hears or sees a venue message: open Wævr and tap Wæv.
The app listens during the active scan and recognises an inaudible signal designed for phones, not human ears.
The backend checks campaign, location, cooldown, inventory and duplicate rules.
The customer receives a reward, stamp, drop, prize entry or brand offer.
Merchant redemption uses a one-time wallet code, keeping staff flow simple.
Venue and brand see waevs, claims, redemptions, repeat use and completion.
Deployment layer
Soundtrack provides licensed business music, scheduling, messaging, zone control and multi-location management. Wævr adds the inaudible commercial signal, active scan, wallet mechanics and reporting layer.
Revenue model
A venue or brand pays for the right to run a phone-recognisable signal inside a defined location, zone, advert, announcement or time window. Usage can then be priced by successful Wæv, wallet claim, redemption or completion.
Merchant account, wallet operation, campaign setup and reporting.
Signal live in a venue, zone, advert or daypart.
Successful Wæv, claim, redemption or campaign completion.
Sponsored offers and wallet placement close to purchase intent.
Technical posture
The phone detects the inaudible signal during a user-initiated scan. It does not need the customer to hear the signal and it does not award value by itself. The backend validates campaign state, location rules, cooldowns, inventory and idempotency before issuing wallet value.
Commercial proof
The first fundable proof point is straightforward: can Wævr turn a venue prompt into measured wallet and redemption behaviour?
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