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Photograph the sign
A handwritten sign, a printed flyer, or an image already on your computer. Drag two corners to trim the extra background.
For local shops and services
Today's update, on your website by lunch.
The sale starts Friday. The shipment came in early. You're closing at two because of the storm. None of it is worth a website project, and all of it is worth your customers knowing today.
Photograph the sign you already made, pick how long it runs, and it shows on your site as a popup. When the time's up, it takes itself down and the photo is deleted.
Free 10-day trial, no card required. No design work. No developer needed after setup.
The updates that never make it to the website.
If you'd write it on a sign for the front window, it belongs on the homepage too.
Weekend salesRuns Friday to Sunday, clears itself Monday morning without anyone remembering to.
New arrivalsThe shipment that just landed, photographed on the shelf and posted in a minute.
Weather and closuresClosing early, opening late, or closed today — before anyone drives over.
Walk-in openingsA cancellation this afternoon. Post it, fill it, and let it expire on its own.
Seasonal hoursHoliday schedules that go up once and come down on the right day.
Events and pop-upsUpload the flyer you already have and run it until the doors open.
Photograph it. Time it. Done.
One snippet goes on your site once. After that, everything happens from your phone.
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Choose how long
This afternoon, today only, the whole weekend — anything up to 30 days. Preview it before it goes live.
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It expires itself
Customers see a clean popup. When the timer ends it comes down automatically and the photo is deleted.
Built for a shop with no marketing department.
No design workA photo of a handwritten sign is enough. If a customer can read it, it works — no templates, no brand kit, no designer.
Your staff can postInvite someone by email and they publish from their own phone. They never see billing or settings, and one tap removes access.
It sits on top of your storeNothing touches your products, checkout, or inventory. The script is tiny and loads after your page.
It won't nag shoppersOnce per visitor per day, two seconds after load, closes on a tap. Dismiss it and it stays gone until tomorrow.
Questions from shop owners.
Do I need a designer to make the image?
No. A photo of a handwritten sign, a printed flyer, or a screenshot works. If a customer can read it, it works as a popup. Trim the extra background by dragging two corners.
Can I post a weather closure quickly?
Yes, in about a minute from your phone. Write it on paper, photograph it, set it to run for the day, and publish. It comes down on its own when the timer ends.
Does it work with my online store?
Yes. It's one script tag that sits on top of your existing site, including Shopify, Squarespace, Wix, WordPress, and custom builds. It doesn't touch your products, checkout, or inventory. See the Squarespace, Wix, and WordPress guides.
Will it get in the way of people shopping?
It shows once per visitor per day, two seconds after the page loads, and closes on a tap. Someone who dismisses it won't see it again until tomorrow.
I have more than one shop.
Each location gets its own snippet and its own staff under one login. You see everything; each location's team sees only their own. See pricing.
Put this weekend's sale up today.
Upload one photo, pick when it should run, and see exactly how it will look on your website.
Free 10-day trial — no card required.