Last Drinks is the app locals open at 5pm to decide where to drink tonight. Put your happy hour and your parma night in it, and you're the venue they see first.
20-second updates. No app to install at the bar, no contract, no card needed to list.
Your card, as a punter 200m away sees it tonight.
The dashed nights are the ones you're paying staff and rent for anyway. Those are the nights Last Drinks is built to fill.
You've already decided to run cheap pints on quiet nights. The hard part is telling people at the moment they're deciding where to go, which is on their phone, around 5pm, standing 300 metres from your door.
Instagram posts get buried. Chalkboards only reach people already walking past. Other happy-hour apps are full of listings nobody has touched in a year, so locals stopped trusting them.
Last Drinks only shows what's on right now and recently confirmed. That's the whole product, and it's why people open it.
Every one of these ties back to one outcome: more people walking in on the nights you need them.
Punters open Last Drinks when they're already out and deciding. The feed is sorted by what's on now and how close it is. If your happy hour is running, you're at the top for everyone within walking distance.
Fifteen minutes before your special starts, locals within 500 metres who've opted in get a heads-up. It's the closest thing to a sandwich board that walks around the suburb for you.
People can follow your venue and get told about one-off events, a new tap or a long weekend session. You post it once from the portal and it reaches everyone who's asked to hear from you.
Change a price, pause a night, add a new special from your phone behind the bar. No designer, no agency, no app to install. If it's quicker to update than your chalkboard, it stays accurate.
See how many people viewed your listing, tapped for directions, saved you, and which nights and specials pulled the most attention. Numbers you can take to the owner, not vibes.
People at your venue can confirm a deal is real with one tap. Wrong listings get flagged straight to you. Honest data is what makes the app worth opening, and that's what sends you traffic.
Most venues are already on the map from licensing records. Search for yours, confirm a code we send to the venue, and the listing is yours. Nothing to pay.
That's the whole form. Happy hour, parma night, wing Wednesday, Sunday roast. Add a menu PDF if you've got one. Drop in a couple of photos.
We'll nudge you. One tap says "everything's still right" and keeps you at the top of results. Change something? Takes 20 seconds and it's live in the app within a minute.
The app ranks venues by how recently their specials were confirmed, not by who paid the most. A corner pub that updates weekly outranks a chain that set and forgot.
Go quiet for a few weeks and your card dims and drops. Confirm, and you're straight back to the top of your suburb. It's the one number that decides where you sit, and it's completely in your control.
Slide the numbers to match your venue. A free listing only has to pull in a handful of extra people a week to be the best marketing you run, and Boost has to pull in roughly one table a month to pay for itself.
We make money when you want to push harder, not for being on the map. There is no paid tier for simply being listed, and there never will be.
Boost is turned on from your dashboard once you're listed. Prices in AUD and include GST.
Tell us where you are and we'll set up your listing, or let you know when your suburb opens. No sales call, no contract.
hello@lastdrinks.au