Simulation of our free "Blasts Deals" phone app.
EXTRA DISCOUNTS & MANY BENEFITS beyond https://SavingsSites.com/ are available in both the Apple/Android phone apps and the Chrome/Edge browser extensions!
Apple, Play, Chrome, Edge access links to the free apps: http://GetBlasts.app/
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Pay the business when serviced and get a nice discount. To access the discount, you'll only pay a small part of the discount now, which helps to support your favorite nonprofit!
Freely browse the local Fun calendar — happenings from your town, schools, nonprofits, and local groups, all in one place!
Two calendars in one! A local Fun calendar filled with festivals, markets, games, and free things to do near you — and your own private calendar merged right into it, so the pancake breakfast and your dentist appointment finally live on the same page.
Free to browse. Free to post. Your personal items never leave your device — ever.
Connect once and your Google Calendar refreshes itself automatically — always current, still private.
Tell it “Saturday with the grandkids” and get a ready-made local itinerary that works around your own calendar.
A Screen Blast lands right on your screen before the fun starts — you pick how far ahead.
Nothing to do? One press picks something fun happening near you right now.
Save money and support your community at the same time!
Deals can be used at any time, with no expiration!
Better yet, with SNAP you save even more by using your deal under a SNAP alert!
Your SNAP requirements control the alerts!
SNAP alerts are delivered by Screen Blasts — download free to start earning SNAP Dollars:
| Deal Value | SNAP $ | You Saved |
|---|---|---|
| $5 | $1 | $6 |
| $10 | $1 | $11 |
| $15 | $2 | $17 |
| $20 | $2 | $22 |
| $30 | $3 | $33 |
| $40 | $4 | $44 |
| $50 | $5 | $55 |
| $60 | $6 | $66 |
| $75 | $8 | $83 |
| $90 | $9 | $99 |
| $125 | $12 | $137 |
| $160 | $16 | $176 |
| $200 | $20 | $220 |
| $250 | $25 | $275 |
Deals find you — on your terms.
Real intent — not another ad in the void.
Deals and SNAP alerts delivered right to your screen. No email. No spam. Just the deals you asked for.
The extra SNAP discounts come only through Screen Blasts. To get them, use the Blasts extension in Chrome or Edge, or the phone app.
Short-notice deals pop up right on your screen — tap the notification to see the offer and claim your SNAP Dollars. No digging through email.
When a business runs a SNAP deal, you get a code in the blast. Claim it and the SNAP Dollars land in your wallet — they apply automatically at that business's checkout.
Skip toggling one business at a time. Flip a whole category on, set your terms, and let local businesses come to you.
Tap the bell on a category — Pizza, Dentists, Movers — and every local business in it can send you their best short-notice deal. No more turning on one business at a time.
Tap the gear to decide how many local businesses can respond (5 by default, or any number you pick), how long they have, and how far out. Change it anytime — you're always in control.
Businesses only ever see your first name and ZIP — never your email. They reach you through a Screen Blast, and your address stays private unless you choose to reply.
The deal you already have, remembered at the moment you need it.
Turn on Browser Buddy in the Blasts & Deals extension and, when you land on a local business's own website, a small reminder slides up — but only if that business has a live deal here:
"This business has $75 OFF on Savings Sites — Get Deal"
One tap to claim, or dismiss it and that site stays quiet for a week. It's off until you turn it on, and nothing about your browsing ever leaves your device — the check happens locally, against the deal list already in your Deals tab.
Browser Buddy works in the Chrome/Edge extension while you browse — not on this website or in the phone apps.
Free to download. No credit card required. Works with Chrome, Edge, Android, and iOS.
View only - Visit deals page for actual reservations
See daily, weekly, monthly specials from local grocery stores
Free, quick and easy access to save on groceries! All your local grocery store specials in one convenient location.
Free! No Taxpayer Money used! Residents Emails & Data Protected! Huge Upgrade in Communications!
Sponsors have donated their services to get behind our national movement to help nonprofits. It also enables your municipality to freely communicate without being forced under (OPRA/FOIA/Sunshine) disclosure laws to hand over resident's data!
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2.4 mi
3.1 mi
4.7 mi
5.0 mi
6.3 mi8 things happening near you
Drop-in basketball and volleyball, all levels.
3 of 5 toward your $5
Every deal recorded at the counter adds a $1 Loyalty dollar. At your 5th recorded deal, $5 is added to your account to use at any business.
Every deal you have claimed, with its certificate and redemption status.
Allow Blasts Deals to access this device's location?
This account was moved to another device and you dismissed the warning. If that move wasn’t you after all, you can still take the account back from this phone.
Nothing needs your attention. Past alerts stay listed below as your record.
Blasts on your computer paired a phone to this account. If this was you, dismiss this alert. If not, contact support@blasts.app.
Someone signed this account in on a different device, which signed this one out. If this was you, dismiss this alert. If it was NOT you, open Blasts on your original device within 24 hours — it will show a red warning that can take the account back on its own. Stuck? Email AL@SavingsSites.com.
Something tried to move this account. If this was not you, contact support@blasts.app right away.
hello@riverbend-pantry.example.org — approve or object from the recovery notice at the top of the app.
Act on this from the recovery notice — it stays pinned until handled there.
Approve or object from the recovery notice at the top of the app.
Act on this from the recovery notice — it stays pinned until handled there.
If this doesn’t look right, contact support@blasts.app.
Could not update the alert — try again.
PNobody yet. People you can message show up here.
14 people
This phone is remembering 20,000 people, which is as many as it can hold. Nobody already saved was removed. You can still message people from your connected list.
Done. This account can move to a new phone.
No account on this phone yet. Sign in from the Blasts tab.
A recovery for office@hopeharbor.example.org is in progress on this phone.
This account belongs to the organization at hopeharbor.example.org, not to this phone. Manage who can vouch for it, and what happens if this phone is lost.
Recovering a church, business, or nonprofit account whose phone was lost? An organization account can be moved to a new phone without the old one.
Or set this phone up as the spare, before anything goes wrong. It holds a recovery key for an organization and never needs to be signed in.
These people can send you messages. Block one and they cannot message you again unless you invite them.
Checking who can message you…
Nobody can message you from an invite right now.
Organizations you’re connected to only blast the topics you pick here — 200+ topics across community, school, faith, fitness, and more.
Loading topics…
1 custom topic added on your computer is kept automatically.
You are signed in on this Android phone. One phone is signed in at a time. Lost the account? Write to support@blasts.app.
How messages look on the Blasts tab, on this phone.
One line per message. Tap a message to open it, reply or dismiss.
Could not save this choice on this phone. It goes back to Compact when the app restarts.
How this phone looks.
Dark screens.
Could not save this choice on this phone. It goes back to Dark when the app restarts.
Emulator only. The Newsletters & Organizations row answers from a sample directory instead of the server. Apply restarts the app with the chosen answer.
Running now: Trusted directory. On Add, ZIP 99901 answers “name changed” and ZIP 99902 answers “too many tries”; any other 5-digit ZIP joins.
Approve Blasts sign-ins from this phone. When this is off, nobody — including us — can send a sign-in request to this phone: unapproved requests are never even created.
Sign-in approvals are ON — Blasts sign-ins can now ask this phone.
Computers this phone can sign out remotely. Walking away from your desk? Sign it out from here — it stays locked until you allow it back in.
Family protection: once you allow this, only THIS phone can remove the guard or change its hours — the computer cannot opt out.
Family protection: once you allow this, only THIS phone can remove the guard or change its hours — the computer cannot opt out.
Family protection: once you allow this, only THIS phone can remove the guard or change its hours — the computer cannot opt out.
Family protection: once you allow this, only THIS phone can remove the guard or change its hours — the computer cannot opt out.
Your computer is signed out. It stays locked until you allow it back in from here.
Get a notice when a message arrives, even when the app is closed. The notice does not show the message.
Requesting notification permission…
Sign in to send a SNAP offer to nearby residents who asked for short-notice deals — right from your phone.
Blasts Deals v1.6.0
·This account was moved to another device
Blasts on this phone was disconnected because your account is now active somewhere else. If you moved to a new phone yourself, everything is fine.
This phone can take the account back. It holds a security key that never left this phone — pressing the button proves it’s really you. Every other device gets signed out, including whoever moved the account. This works within 24 hours of the move.
No connection. Check your internet and try again.
Too many tries right now. Wait a few minutes and try again.
This phone's security key is missing, so it can't prove it held the account. Taking the account back isn't possible from this phone.
That didn’t work. Taking the account back only works from the phone that originally held it, within 24 hours of the move. If you’re locked out, email AL@SavingsSites.com.
Your claim went through.
If this was an everyday device change, the account is back on this phone, every other device was signed out, and Blasts here starts working again within a minute. If an organization recovery moved the account, your claim opened a formal dispute instead — everything freezes for 72 hours while a person reviews it, and this warning will come back. Watch your email.
One more thing: moves to new devices are now locked for safety. When you switch phones yourself someday, first tap Settings, then I'm getting a new phone.
Someone is moving this account to another phone
Recovery of office@riverbend-fellowship.example.org is under way
If this is you or someone you authorized, no action is needed. If it is not, stop it now — nothing moves while it is disputed.
You are one of the people this organization appointed to confirm or stop this. If you do not recognize it, stop it.
“I know about this” only hides this notice — the recovery keeps going. Objecting is what stops it.
It cannot complete before Oct 20, 3:30 PM.
Recovery ID rec_4f9a21c0
Your approval was recorded.
Objection recorded. That recovery is stopped and a person now has to resolve it.
1 other recovery notice waiting.
This part of the app hit a problem. Try again, or restart the app. Nothing you sent or received is lost.
Something went wrong. Restart the app.
The app was minimised, not closed. Android Back on the Blasts tab with nothing open does this. Tap the app to open it again.
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This Blast is starred. Dismiss it anyway?
Brightwater Coffee Roasters · https://login.brightwater.example.com · expires in 4:32
This request expired. Start the sign-in again on your screen and a fresh request will arrive here.
Type the 6-digit code shown on your sign-in screen. It appears there and nowhere else.
Your sign-in screen highlights one code with a letter next to it. Tap that letter here.
Careful — one wrong tap cancels this sign-in for safety and you’ll start over.
This sign-in is set to approve on the computer screen where it started — there’s nothing to approve here. If this isn’t you, deny it below and it’s blocked everywhere.
Confirm it’s you before approving this sign-in
Sign in on this phone first.
Couldn’t reach the server. Nothing about your organization changed — check your connection and try again.
This is a personal account, so there is nothing to set up here.
Organization accounts are for a church, business, or nonprofit where the account belongs to the institution rather than to whoever happens to be holding the phone. They can be recovered to a new phone without the old one, and staff changes never break their connections. If your organization needs that, contact us and we will set it up.
office@hopeharbor.example.org belongs to the organization, not to this phone. That is what makes the rest of this screen possible.
Somebody is trying to move office@hopeharbor.example.org to a different phone. If that is you or someone you authorized, do nothing — it will continue on its own.
If it is not, object now. That stops it immediately and hands it to a person to sort out. Nothing about the account moves in the meantime.
Nobody yet. These are people whose own phones can confirm a recovery is legitimate — and, just as importantly, refuse one that is not. Seats live on their accounts, so they survive even if this organization’s domain or mailbox is taken over.
1 person can vouch. A recovery needs 1 of them to approve.
They need their own Blasts account, and they accept on their own phone — you cannot seat someone on their behalf. That is deliberate: a seat you could grant yourself would not protect anyone.
Type their email address. We deliberately don’t store the addresses where this phone can read them back, so there is no list to tap — that way a stolen phone can’t harvest who your people are.
0399 53e4 14b8 e039 8863 dd2c d60f fcb7 cce2 f442 f2a7 d9a8 1a73 4983 f9e4 8522
Whoever holds the phone this key lives on can recover this account with about a 24-hour wait instead of about 72. Check that those digits match the ones shown on that phone.
It hasn’t been tested recently. A recovery key that turns out to be gone is worse than none at all, because you were counting on it. Test it from the phone that holds it.
No recovery key yet. Without one, recovering this account needs control of the domain’s DNS plus the organization’s mailbox plus a waiting period — which works, but is slow.
The key is created on the spare phone, never on this one, and this phone then approves it. Putting it here would mean losing this phone loses both.
On the spare phone: Settings → Organization → create the recovery kit, then send its key here. Paste it below.
Read these digits against the spare phone’s screen. They must match exactly, all of them.
If they don’t match, stop. It means the key that arrived here is not the key that phone created, and approving it would hand someone else a way into this account.
This replaces the key already on file. The old one stops working the moment you approve this — if anyone is still holding the old spare phone believing it can recover this account, it cannot.
Someone can recover office@hopeharbor.example.org onto a new phone by proving they control hopeharbor.example.org and can read the organization’s mail, and then waiting out a delay.
While they wait, the mailbox and everyone above is told, and any of them can stop it. Every connection the organization has stays intact through the change — the people and companies it works with never see an interruption.
Set up as an organization account on Feb 9, 2026.
Use this if your organization has lost the phone that held its Blasts account. You will need three things, and they are deliberately not all on one device:
The organization’s people are told the moment a recovery starts, and any of them can stop it. If you are not the right person to be doing this, they will.
This phone holds a recovery key. If it is the one the organization approved, the wait drops to about 24 hours instead of about 72. The key is checked when you begin — you’ll be told either way.
Add this TXT record wherever hopeharbor.example.org is managed. Nobody outside the organization has been told anything yet — that only happens once this record proves the request is real.
The recovery key matched — this request is on the fast lane (about a 24-hour wait).
The recovery key on this phone didn’t match the one the organization approved, so this request runs the slower, more-guarded route (about 72 hours). The recovery itself still works.
_blasts-recovery.hopeharbor.example.orgTXTblasts-recovery=3c9e41ab7f20d85e6b13a09cf4d27e58The record details didn’t load. Pull again in a moment.
This request waits 6 days, 23 hours for the record before it expires. Starting over is always allowed.
The organization’s mailbox and its appointed people have been told that office@hopeharbor.example.org is being recovered to a new phone. Any of them can stop it.
The recovery key matched — this request is on the fast lane (about a 24-hour wait).
The recovery key on this phone didn’t match the one the organization approved, so this request runs the slower, more-guarded route (about 72 hours). The recovery itself still works.
Confirmed. That code is spent and cannot be used again.
We emailed a 32-character code to office@hopeharbor.example.org. Open that mailbox and paste the code here. It works once.
1 day, 3 hours to go. This cannot be shortened — it is the window in which the organization can notice and object, and it protects them the same way it slows you down.
Someone the organization appointed has vouched for this recovery from their own device.
You can close this and come back. The recovery keeps running.
Recovery ID a41f9c07d2e86b5301fa94c2
This organization was already moved to this phone. Press Try again.
office@hopeharbor.example.org now answers from this phone.
Every connection the organization had is intact — the people and companies it works with never saw an interruption. Only the phone holding the account changed.
If the old phone still exists, it can dispute this change for a while. That is deliberate: it is what would protect the organization if this had been someone else recovering the account instead of you.
Someone with authority over office@hopeharbor.example.org objected to this recovery, so it has stopped and will not continue on its own.
That is the system working. An objection means either the old phone is still in someone’s hands, or one of the organization’s appointed people does not recognize this request. It cannot be overridden from this screen by design — a person has to sort it out.
Contact support and quote this recovery ID:
a41f9c07d2e86b5301fa94c2This request is no longer active—it was withdrawn. Nothing about the organization’s account changed.
A recovery kit turns this phone into the spare key for an organization’s account — a church, business, or nonprofit whose account belongs to the institution rather than to one person.
If the phone holding that account is ever lost, this one can get it back with a wait of about 24 hours instead of about 72. Both routes still prove control of the organization’s domain and mailbox — the key shortens the wait, it never skips the proofs.
This should be a phone you keep somewhere safe and rarely carry. Putting the kit on the same phone that holds the account protects nothing, and the server will refuse it.
The key never leaves this phone. Nobody — including us — can recreate it. If this phone is wiped or lost, the organization falls back to the slow route, so it is worth telling them.
This phone holds a recovery key. Two steps remain, and the second is the one people skip.
The key does nothing until the phone holding the organization’s account approves it. Send it there, then compare the digits below on both screens before anyone taps approve.
MFkwEwYHKoZIzj0CAQYIKoZIzj0DAQcDQgAEq8Zr1mT5vN2xYc0LwK4dJf7HsPbUe3QaGt9RiXoVn6CyMh2DzWuA1BjF0kLpS8eT4gNxRvY7cQwHsDa5Zg==
0399 53e4 14b8 e039 8863 dd2c d60f fcb7 cce2 f442 f2a7 d9a8 1a73 4983 f9e4 8522
It is safe to send the key by message or email — it is a public key, not a password. What matters is that it arrives unchanged, and these digits are how you know it did.
Do this now, and again a few times a year. A recovery key that turns out to be gone is worse than never having had one, because by then the organization has stopped planning for the alternative.
The test proves this phone can still sign for that account. It changes nothing else — it does not start a recovery, and nobody loses access.
Last successful test: Oct 19, 2026.
Deleting the key cannot be undone, and the organization may be counting on this phone without knowing it. Tell them before you do this.
Block {sender} from messaging you? They will not be able to message you unless you invite them again.
WAIT — this account was just moved to another device. Signing out ERASES this phone’s security key — the only thing that can take the account back if that move wasn’t you. If it wasn’t you, close this and press “Take my account back” in the red banner first. Only sign out if the move to the other device was really you.
Sign out of this phone? Messages saved on this phone, and the people list on this phone, will be erased. To sign back in, use the code we email you. If the account is open on your computer, use the link code from Blasts, then Pair Phone.
Let this account move to a new phone? Do this only when you are switching phones yourself.
Permanently delete your Blasts account? This erases your account, inbox, Invite Codes, and connect ID from our servers, and any remaining Blasts Credits are forfeited. This cannot be undone.
Type DELETE (all caps) to confirm permanent deletion:
Remove the guard from {pc_label}? That computer will no longer be protected by this phone: any lock is released, any allowed-hours schedule is removed, and it can use Blasts freely again.
Close without finishing? If you close this, this phone cannot finish switching to the organization. OK closes it. Cancel keeps it open so you can press Try again.
Close without finishing? If you close this, this phone cannot finish switching to the organization. OK closes it. Cancel keeps it open so you can press Try again.
Could not hide that photo. Try again.
Who are you today? You can switch any time.
On your computer, open the Blasts Deals extension’s Delivery console and tap Pair this phone. Enter the 8-character code it shows you below — your box address and key transfer encrypted, nothing to re-type.
Checking who can message you…
No people yet — they save automatically after your first blast to someone.
Name saved.
Remove this saved contact?
A profile can have 10 photos. Remove one to add another.
Move the picture with your finger. Zoom out and Zoom in change the size. The saved picture is a square.
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The phone's camera and gallery (simulated)
Choose a photo