The book gets messy
Names, color notes, and walk-ins end up in three places before the chair is even free.
Salons
Walk-ins join from their phone. You see who is next for a chair, and WhatsApp goes out when the stylist is ready.
Booked appointments sit on the same list as walk-ins.
Waitlist
Friday · 7:42 PM
Waiting
12
Seated
8
Avg
18m
Open
4
Waitlist
Friday · 7:42 PM
Waiting
12
Seated
8
Avg wait
18m
Open
4
Sarah
Party of 2 · 15 min
Ahmed
Party of 4 · 25 min
Emma
Party of 3 · 32 min
James
Party of 6 · 45 min
Mia
Party of 2 · 48 min
Leo
Party of 5 · 55 min
| # | Guest | Party | Wait | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | Sarah | 2 | 15 min | Waiting |
| 02 | Ahmed | 4 | 25 min | Waiting |
| 03 | Emma | 3 | 32 min | Waiting |
| 04 | James | 6 | 45 min | Waiting |
| 05 | Mia | 2 | 48 min | Waiting |
| 06 | Leo | 5 | 55 min | Waiting |
Next: Sarah4 tables available · Next: Sarah
The live waitlist. People join from a phone, and staff see who is next.
Booked appointments and walk-ins share the chair list.
Send the next client to an open chair when a stylist finishes.
The line
Names, color notes, and walk-ins end up in three places before the chair is even free.
Everyone asks how much longer, and the stylist loses the next ten minutes.
Someone is ready and a station is free, but the desk is still calling names from memory.
How it works
01
A walk-in scans the QR or the desk adds them. Name and phone land on the live list.
02
Their link shows their place, so they can step out instead of standing in the lobby.
03
WhatsApp goes out when the stylist is ready.
On the list
See who is waiting, how long they have waited, and which chair is next.
Clients join in the browser. Add someone by hand when they will not use a phone.
WhatsApp sends the update. Two-way SMS is not live yet.
Booked clients and walk-ins stay on one list, so a late appointment does not collide with the door.
The desk works from one screen instead of a paper column next to the appointment book.
Walk-ins, average wait, peak hours, and no-shows. You can export the counts.
People can join from a printed code. See the QR code queue. The same product runs the restaurant waitlist.
FAQ
Yes. Walk-ins and reservations stay on the same list.
No. They scan a QR or open your link in the phone browser.
Start the list. Reservations and walk-ins can live together.