Sidewalk studio
Pulltab
Hang a two-sided OPEN / CLOSED board for each door, then flip it when hours change.
Sidewalk studio
Hang a two-sided OPEN / CLOSED board for each door, then flip it when hours change.
The alley
Three moves from a blank curb to a live paddle on Stage.
Name the cafe and neighborhood, shoot the OPEN face, shoot the CLOSED face, then test the flip before it goes on the street.
Tap the paddle or pull the lever on Stage. The board rotates with a spring you can tune, and today’s flip count sits in the toolbar.
Every turn lands in the day log. Open a sign sheet to save a hang note, share a photo card, or export a one-second flip clip.
On device
Stage, sign sheet, and hang flow — the three surfaces that keep the alley honest.
Paperwork
Factual notes for the store listing. Same URL for both sections.
Pulltab does not collect personal data. Cafe names, neighborhood labels, hang notes, and the photos you attach to OPEN and CLOSED faces are stored on your device.
We do not operate a cloud account for this app. If you share a photo card or export a flip clip, you choose the destination through the system share sheet.
Effective date: 27 August 2026. Questions about this policy: use the support section on this page.
Need help hanging a paddle, tuning flip feel, or exporting a clip? Write to mrsasapetkovic@nomadfishing.org.
Describe the cafe door you were working on and what you expected the board to do. We will answer from that address.