Playbooks

Pagers get lost, the host stand turns into a scrum, and guests walk when they can't see the wait. Here is how to run your restaurant waitlist from a QR code instead: guests join from their phone, wait anywhere, and get a text when the table's ready.

The prescription wait is what crowds a pharmacy counter. Here is how to let customers join by QR, wait in the aisles or step out, and get a text the moment it's dispensed, so the counter stays clear and the wait feels shorter.

Regulars want their usual barber. Flexible clients just want the first free chair. Here is how to run per-barber walk-in queues from one QR code, so the regular isn't skipped and the other chairs stay full.

A packed waiting room is stressful, slow, and hard on infection control. Here is how to let patients check in by QR code and wait in the car or outside, then get a private nudge when the doctor is ready.

Pharmacy queues are not like a coffee shop line: people are waiting on health, privacy matters, and the wait is unpredictable. Here is a practical playbook to clear the counter, protect privacy, and nudge people discreetly when their prescription is ready.

A practical playbook for barbershops and salons handling the August back-to-school rush: when the wave hits, how to let families wait off-site, keeping appointments and walk-ins in one line, and catching the overflow instead of losing it next door.

A practical playbook for reducing no-shows at a barbershop, salon, or clinic: reminders that actually get read, easy rescheduling, sensible policies, and how to fill the empty slot fast. No deposits or expensive booking software required.

I run a walk-in barbershop and weekends were chaos. Switching to a barber shop QR queue meant customers join the line from their phone and I stopped losing people to the coffee shop next door.