One QR on the counter. A conversation in any app.
Give every location a short link and a branded QR. Customers scan, pick WhatsApp, Telegram, Messenger or SMS, and land in a chat with your handle already filled in.
Opens a real demo page — this is what your customers see.
From counter to conversation in three steps
Name the location and pick the messaging channels you want customers to reach.
We generate a short link and a branded QR with your logo. Download and stick it on the counter.
A scan opens their favorite app with your handle ready. You watch the scans roll in.
Any counter, table or front desk
One page per location, in your own voice. A few of the places lorito.me is made for.
Order at the counter or message us — we'll bring it to your table.
Ask about sizes, stock or a special order. We answer from the shop floor.
Book, move or cancel an appointment — just send us a message.
Class schedules, day passes and memberships. Text us anytime.
Appointments, results and directions — reach the front desk directly.
Late check-in, room requests, taxis. Reception is one tap away.
Everything a location needs to start a conversation
Start free. Grow when you're ready.
Good to know
What is lorito.me Business?
It turns each of your locations into a conversation. Every location gets a branded short link and QR code — customers scan it, pick their preferred messaging app, and land in a chat with your handle already filled in.
Do customers need to install anything?
No. Scanning the QR opens a simple web page in their browser. From there it hands off to whatever app they choose — WhatsApp, Telegram, Messenger, SMS or email — using apps they already have.
How long does setup take?
A couple of minutes. Create an account, name your first location, paste in your messaging handles, and we generate the QR and short link for you to download and print.
What is a location?
A location is one place customers can reach you — a storefront, kiosk, counter, or food truck. Each one has its own short link, its own QR, its own set of channels, and its own scan analytics — so a brand with three cafés tracks each one separately.