Your guests keep their place without standing in line.
One QR code at the counter. Guests scan, join the queue and follow their position on their phone. You run the queue with one button.
- No app, no guest account
Nail RoomOpen
Walk-in queue
~140 min workload
- 1SarahNail artNow serving
- 2AndrejManicure~20 minWaiting
- 3ChrisGel removal~50 minWaiting
What your guests see
One screen that keeps itself current. They can wait in the car, in the cafe next door, or on a bench in the sun.
Nail Room
You're #2
1 party ahead
2
~20 min
Estimated wait
Manicure
Live status
What stands in the queue is up to you.
One entry means something different in every business. WaitBeam counts whatever you put in it.
- Restaurants without reservations
- An entry is a table: name, four people, about 40 minutes. Guests wait in the garden instead of in the doorway.
- Cafes at peak hours
- An entry is a group waiting for a seat. Short waits, high turnover, nobody blocking the counter.
- Barbers, salons, workshops
- An entry is a service with its own length. WaitBeam works the waiting time out from that.
Three steps, then it runs.
Put up the QR code
One code for your business, printed once. It stays valid.
Guests join
Name and party size, that is all. They can wait wherever they like.
You call the next one
One button. Everyone else moves up and sees their new time.




