Wherever people have to wait their turn
The room changes. The problem does not. One line, however many counters you serve it from.
Medical clinics
Let patients hold their place in line from their phone instead of sitting in a crowded waiting room. Works for general practice and multi-specialty clinics.
Pediatric clinics
Let parents wait outside, in the car, or at a nearby cafe instead of keeping a sick or restless child in a crowded pediatric waiting room.
Geriatric clinics
Keep senior patients out of a standing-room waiting area. Companions track the line from their phone and bring the patient in when the turn is near.
Dental clinics
Chairs run long and short. Let patients wait outside the clinic and come back when the chair is genuinely ready for them.
Salons and spas
Walk-in clients hold their place from their phone and shop or eat nearby instead of sitting in your lobby waiting for a chair.
Barbershops
First come first served, without the bench. Clients take a number from their phone and come back when the chair is ready.
Payment centers
Bills payment counters, remittance, and collection outlets. One line across every window, so nobody guesses which lane moves faster.
Electric cooperatives
Built for the due date rush at electric cooperatives, water districts, and utility offices in the Philippines. One line, every window.
Government offices
City hall, business permits, civil registry, and other public service windows. One line across every window, visible on a wall display.
Pharmacies
Prescription counters and busy drugstore hours. Customers hold their place from their phone and shop or sit instead of crowding the counter.
Veterinary clinics
Keep anxious pets out of a crowded waiting room. Owners wait in the car or outside and come in when the vet is ready.