Café or takeaway
Order aheadCustomers pick drinks and food while they queue, with quantities and prices. You start making it before they reach the hatch.
2× Flat white, Bacon roll — £12.00
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Queueing for walk-in venues
Put a QR code on your counter. Customers take a number on their own phone and wait wherever they like — a bench, their car, the shop next door.
Out of the box it does one thing well: hands out numbers and tells you who’s next. No hardware, no ticket printer, no training. You can be running in ten minutes.
A QR code on your door, counter or table. No app, no account, no typing.
A live ticket on their phone showing their place and roughly how long it’ll be.
One button on your counter screen. Their phone buzzes and the wall display updates.
A number alone is fine for a busy till. Everywhere else, you want to know something before they reach you. Add a short form to the front of your queue and the work starts while they’re still walking over.
Customers pick drinks and food while they queue, with quantities and prices. You start making it before they reach the hatch.
2× Flat white, Bacon roll — £12.00
One priced service per customer, so you know whether the chair is needed for fifteen minutes or an hour.
Skin fade — £28.00
A single question sends people to the right counter. Names stay off the public display by default.
Collecting a repeat prescription
Registration, reason for visiting, a description of the fault. The job is half booked in before they park.
LP19 KTR · Repair · “Grinding when braking”
Not on this list? The form builder is yours — ask whatever your counter needs.
Every feature is a switch. Nothing is on until you want it, so the customer never sees a field you don’t need.
£25per venue, per month
Free for 14 days. No card until you decide to stay.
More than one site? Each venue is £25 and gets its own branding, codes and staff — how billing works.