Today's display
The first tray is on the shelf, still steaming. By ten the gaps start to show.
Use case · Local shops
Feet slow down at a lit window. News this week says one thing: we're open.
Walking an unfamiliar alley at night, with a lit shop next to a dark one, which do you look at first? You don't know what's inside, but the lit one feels open. A feed is that lantern. Just knowing there's news this week is the sign that this shop is alive right now.
A shop meets customers only while the door is open. But people search before you open and after you close. If your last news is old then, they think, “maybe it closed,” and move on.
It needn't be a big lantern. A small one that stays on is remembered longer than a big one lit once on opening day.
A signboard is hung once and stays. A lantern has to be lit every time. Sharing the lighting is our job.
What happens in your shop every day is the post. You needn't wait for a special day.
Show what's out today: bread just baked, flowers just in.
The hands that make, the hands that tidy. When people show, the shop feels close.
A story about a favourite dish or item, and one permitted line from a customer.
The alley, the sign, parking, the way. What first-time visitors wonder most.
Only what's confirmed. A wrong time puts the lantern out.
What changes with the season: window light, a new seasonal dish.
Today's display
The first tray is on the shelf, still steaming. By ten the gaps start to show.
How to find us
Right at the end of the alley, next to the blue gate. If the buckets are out front, we're open.
Day off
We're closed this Tuesday. The stove is back on Wednesday at eleven.
Sample posts · not real shops or services
What shop owners say most.
That's why we write the month ahead. Choosing takes a few minutes a day.
We use the photos you upload first. One taken in good window light is plenty.
Three a week is enough: this week's news on Monday, the display on Wednesday, weekend info on Saturday.
The days are an example. Leave out the days the shop is closed. This pace is a rule of thumb, not a guarantee of results.
The one we see most often.
A shop link or a few photos is all it takes.
It reads your shopFrom one link: what you sell, who comes, how it sounds.
Your real shop photosWe use the photos you upload before anyone else's.
Only what's confirmedPrices, hours and discounts are written only when confirmed.
The right day and timeWe pick when to post.
You chooseSwipe right if you like it, left if not.
You open the door at the shop and light the lantern on the feed. We'll help with the lighting.