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BoomBar
Stop carrying dozens of loyalty and reward cards around !
No account, and your cards never touch our servers. Share a card and nothing is uploaded: the whole card rides inside the link, so it opens in BoomBar on iPhone or Android, or in a plain browser for someone with neither. New: give any card its own colours, carried from your list to your watch to the link you send. And BoomBar won't draw a barcode that lies, where other apps let a UPC encoder pad a number into a symbol for a different one.
BoomBar started in April 2015, the month the first Apple Watch shipped. The pitch was simple: if a watch was going to replace your wallet, the cards in it had to go somewhere. iMessage apps arrived the following year and sharing a card became part of a conversation instead of a screenshot.
Porting to Android this year forced the question we had been avoiding. Sharing that only works iPhone to iPhone isn't sharing, it's a club. So we put the whole card inside the link itself: number, symbology, name, colours. That one decision removed the upload, the account and the server copy all at once, and it meant a card could open for someone with no app at all, in a plain browser.
The process changed with it. Building the same feature three times over, in Swift, Kotlin and JavaScript, is unforgiving: the three have to agree on what a colour is and what a barcode is, or the card a friend sees is not the card you sent. That discipline turned up things we had shipped without noticing, including a column that had silently been null for every card ever saved.
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About BoomBar on Product Hunt
“Stop carrying dozens of loyalty and reward cards around !”
BoomBar was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #133 on the daily leaderboard. No account, and your cards never touch our servers. Share a card and nothing is uploaded: the whole card rides inside the link, so it opens in BoomBar on iPhone or Android, or in a plain browser for someone with neither. New: give any card its own colours, carried from your list to your watch to the link you send. And BoomBar won't draw a barcode that lies, where other apps let a UPC encoder pad a number into a symbol for a different one.
BoomBar was featured in Android (57.6k followers), iMessage Apps (22.9k followers) and Apple (15.6k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 54.7k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
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