Till
Readable first time
The code is redrawn sharp, the screen goes to full brightness and stays awake while it is scanned.
« Qui brassait méthodiquement les brèmes », Raymond Queneau, Loin de Rueil, 1944. In French slang, a brème is a card: a playing card, an ID card, or a loyalty card.
The right card, the right voucher, at the right moment. Even when there is no signal at the till.
Coming soon on iPhone and Android.
Free on your phone, no account and no ads.
Brême keeps the ledger for you.
The barcode or QR code with your camera, or a screenshot of an e-card: the number is read on your phone.
One card per store, its vouchers attached, labels to find your way.
Full screen, maximum brightness, screen kept awake. No signal needed: everything is already on the phone.
Till
The code is redrawn sharp, the screen goes to full brightness and stays awake while it is scanned.
Vouchers
Amount, purchase date, expiry, PIN code, and a log of every use: the balance works itself out.
Import
A card or voucher received by email? Import the screenshot: the code and amounts are read right on the phone.
Original image
Keep the photo of the original code and show it instead. Voucher photos, store logo taken from your phone: everything stays on the device.
Sorting
Labels, search, cards pinned to the top of the list.
Offline
No connection needed to show a card or a voucher. The app does not ask for an account to work.
Languages
French, English, Korean and Portuguese, including date and amount formats.
Reserved for members of the Breizhzion association. The household owner's membership is what counts: the people they invite only need an account. No price or payment inside the app.
Household
Your family sees the household's cards on their phones. A card marked personal stays yours alone.
Alerts
A reminder 30 days, 7 days and the day before an unused voucher expires.
Logos
Searching for a store logo online goes through our servers. Importing your own logo stays free.
Devices
Your cards follow you to a new phone. If membership ends, nothing is erased from your phone.
An association, not an ad network. No ads, no commercial partnership with stores, no reselling, no profiling of your purchases. Brême is published by a non-profit association that has nothing to sell from your cards.
Your cards stay yours. They live on your phone, without an account. Backup is a choice, and leaving it makes nothing disappear from the device.
A voucher is a balance. Not just a code to scan: an amount, a date, a history, and a reminder before it expires.
The privacy policy is written in French, which is the authoritative version.