An electronic queue
that anyone can use

It is an online replacement for paper tickets and pricey button-terminals. You put up a QR code, a visitor scans it with their phone and takes a place in the queue. They see their number right on the screen, and when their turn comes they get a notification and the number is announced on the display board in the room.

No. The queue opens in the phone's regular browser the moment the QR code is scanned — no app to install, no sign-up, no personal details. Even an elderly visitor can handle it.

There is a free plan that works right away: unlimited queues, up to two windows per account and two staff members per queue, notifications via Telegram and browser push, a display board with voice call-ups, a kiosk and daily statistics. For organizations there are paid plans: "Business" at $49/mo for 10 windows (services, appointments, your own branding, period analytics) and "Business Pro" at $79/mo for 30 windows (no badge from us, Excel export, forecasting, a network of locations, open API, webhooks and CRM). Extra windows are added one at a time. You pay for windows, not for locations, queues or visitors, monthly or yearly with a 20% discount, no SMS and no hidden fees. See the "Pricing" page for details.

Yes. When you sign up, the "Business Pro" plan is connected on your account for 5 days: 30 windows, services with routing, appointments, your own branding, board media, analytics over a period, Excel export and integrations. No card is needed and nothing is charged — after 5 days the account moves to the Free plan on its own. Whatever you configured is kept; the paid extras simply switch off.

The connection is encrypted (HTTPS). We store the bare minimum of visitor data, and only briefly — just enough to run the queue and notify people when it is their turn.

Several ways at once: a browser push notification (it arrives even with the screen locked), a message on Telegram, plus a sound and a spoken announcement of the number on the display board in the room. We also warn people in advance — when only a few visitors are left before their call — so they can head back in time and their turn never catches them off guard. How many people ahead to warn at is up to you.

Any screen with a browser — a TV, a monitor or a mini-PC. Open the board link, go full screen — the large digits, sound and voice set themselves up automatically.

The operator taps "Add" and issues the next number by hand. There is a "priority" mode — invite visitors with reduced mobility, people with disabilities or those with children ahead of the line.

Yes. Turn on appointments mode — and instead of a walk-in ticket the visitor picks a free slot at a convenient time and, if needed, a specific staff member. Each service can have its own duration, and a reminder arrives before the appointment (how far ahead is up to you). Appointments mode comes with the Business plan, and everything else (notifications, display board, analytics) works the same way.

Yes. Turn on "Ticket only on site": while at the venue you press one button to capture the point, and pick a radius (from 100 m to 2 km). After that the live queue can be joined only nearby — which removes tickets taken from home "to avoid waiting later" and the reselling of places. Bookings for other days are not affected, and the kiosk and the operator issue tickets as before, so a visitor who does not share their location is not left out. Indoors a phone is imprecise, so the margin of error is counted in the visitor's favour. And honestly: a position can be spoofed — this guards against casual misuse, not deliberate circumvention.