Put up a QR
One code at the desk, on a stand, or by the door. Guests scan it with the phone they already have.
Features
Four beats, then they can sit.
The queue stays in order. The people in it do not have to stand shoulder to shoulder while they wait.
Issue a token
QLess QR gives the next number and holds that place. There is no paper slip to drop or trade.
Let them step away
The phone shows how many people are ahead and sends a notification as the turn gets close.
Call it on the TV
The waiting-room screen shows the number being served. When it matches, they walk up.
Two screens
One queue. A phone and a television.
Mobile app
The number lives in a pocket.
Guests join with a scan, see who is ahead, and get a nudge when the counter is close to their token. Walk-in visits and visits the venue schedules both get a number.
- Scan the venue QR code and take the next token
- Watch the place in line from anywhere nearby
- Get notified as the turn gets close
- Come back when the TV and the phone agree
TV app
The waiting room gets a board.
The television is the public half of the same queue. It shows the token being served, large enough to read from across the room, and it moves when the counter calls the next number.
- A full-screen board for the waiting room
- The number being served, kept in step with the phones
- Readable without asking the desk who is next
- Paired to the queue the mobile app joined
Same tokens. No second line, and no paper stack.
On the floor
The line gets quieter without getting unfair.
Sit down.
The token still holds the place. The order does not depend on who is nearest the desk.
Look up.
The TV is the board. People stop asking the counter to repeat the number.
Walk over.
The phone already said it was time. The screen at the front of the room says the same thing.
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