App Clips · Flagler, Volusia, St. Johns
A code at your door. The steps on your visitor's phone.
Your visitors ask the same questions every time: where to park, how the gate opens, what to do before they leave. A QR code or an NFC tag opens those steps on their iPhone in a second. Nothing to install, no account, nothing collected.
It runs on Routine Run, the app I built. Your staff can use the same steps as checklists on the phone or the Watch. Try Routine Run on TestFlight.
Denys Korolkov
Software engineer, 15+ years. I live in Palm Coast and help local businesses get found, answer every call and run smoother.
Launch offer
I'm launching App Clips with local businesses around Palm Coast, and I want the first ones to be places I can walk into and see working. So while the launch runs:
- Order any service (a website check, a website, or missed-call setup) and I set up your App Clip for free: I write the steps with you, from the checklist you hand out today.
- Launch prices on every service: the prices you see on these pages already include the discount.
- The pilot is with Routine Run and free for 90 days, one location. After that, Routine Run costs $29 a month per location, billed yearly, or you simply stop. The setup is my part, and it is free.
- App Clip setup: your steps written with you, codes and tags ready
- $500free with any service
- App Clip on its own, setup
- $500$350
- Routine Run pilot, one location
- free for 90 days
- After the pilot, Routine Run per location
- $29/mo, billed yearly
Want only the App Clip? Ask for a pilot below. I'm choosing a small number of pilot partners around Palm Coast.
Where it fits
Vacation rentals and hotels
Check-in when nobody is at the desk, and check-out by the door: trash, thermostat, the key in the lockbox.
Campgrounds and RV parks
Arrival in order: where to park, hookups, quiet hours, the code for the bathhouse.
Clinics and studios
What to bring and when to stop eating, or a first visit: the locker, the induction, the class you booked.
Restaurants and shops
Opening and closing lists for staff, done the same way by whoever is on. Returns at the counter: what to bring.
Tours, museums and events
A walk with one step per stop, and what to look at. The phone stays in a pocket between stops.
Storm season
A checklist that runs against the clock: 72 hours, 48, 24. Which shelter takes pets.
How it works
- Scan. A QR code on the door, an NFC tag on the counter, or a link in your confirmation email.
- One step at a time. Each says what counts. Something left in the car can wait, and the step comes back at the end.
- Put the phone away. The step they are on stays on the Lock Screen while they wait.
- You change the steps any time. No reprinting the code.
What I will tell you before you start
- App Clips are an iPhone feature. For visitors on Android, I put the same steps on a plain page on your website.
- It does not take money or orders. Payments stay with your point-of-sale. This guides people through steps.
- Where it stands: the App Clip is in TestFlight now. A printed code opens it on anybody's phone once Routine Run is on the App Store. Pilot partners are set up first.