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turnda, the queue management suite for service businesses.

Customers join by QR, link, kiosk or online booking, then follow their place on their phone in six languages, with optional WhatsApp updates. Walk-ins, appointments and priority tiers move in one fair order on TV, staff screen and phone; nothing to install, free to start.

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Free for 100 visits a month · no card needed

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Scan to join our sample line.

Feel what your customers feel — your phone shows your place.

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Just a demo. No sign-up, nothing to install.

Works in 6 languages

Your screens and your customers' phones, each in their own language. How languages work →

  • English
  • Español
  • Português
  • Bahasa Indonesia
  • العربية
  • Français
How it works

One visit, start to finish

Follow one customer through your line.

1

Scan

Print the QR poster or share your join link. They scan it at your door.

2

Wait anywhere

Their phone shows their place, and the wait if you switch it on, wherever they are.

3

Called

Press Call next. Their phone and your TV show the number and counter.

4

Served

The line moves on, and the day's numbers add up by themselves.

See it in pictures →
At your desk

The whole line on one screen

Who is waiting, who is next, and one button to call them.

What you do today

You already run a line. It's just hard to see.

Most front desks start with one of these.

A paper list at the desk.

Customers join from their phone, and the list keeps itself.

A full waiting room.

The room stays calm — people come back when they're called.

From a crowded counter to a calm front desk

Before

Paper tickets, a crowd at the counter, and “who’s next?” arguments. People hover because they’re afraid to miss their turn.

After

Nobody hovering. The counter stays quiet.

A customer's tracking page on their phone, showing a teal bell icon, the heading “It's your turn!”, their number A001, and the line “You've been called — please come to be served.” The tracking page shows the turn; WhatsApp sends two fixed messages, one when they are in the line and one when they are almost up.
The five benefits

What changes on your first busy day

1

Wait anywhere

Your customers scan a code and join the line on their phone. Nothing to download. Their phone shows how many are ahead, and the free tracking link always works.

A customer's live tracking page on their phone, showing the turnda wordmark, “Your number”, the number A005, “3 people ahead of you” and a progress bar.
2

Nothing to buy

Nothing to buy. It runs on the phones, tablets and TVs you already have: a spare tablet becomes your check-in kiosk.

3

Appointments and walk-ins together

In the default mode a booked customer is called at their time and walk-ins fill the gaps in a fair order. You can choose first-come-first-served instead. Same order on your desk, the TV and every phone.

One order, three devices.

4

Free to start

Start free with 100 visits a month. Every feature is in every package, and a visit is counted once, when you call someone.

  • A quiet TuesdaySame features
  • A packed SaturdaySame features
5

Set up in plain questions

Answer a few plain questions and your lines, hours, pages and messages are set up for you. Then scan your own poster to test it.

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What’s inside

Everything in one place

Join by QR, link, kiosk or online booking

Lobby TV on your own screen; ticket numbers only by default

Optional WhatsApp updates; text messages opening country by country

Walk-ins, appointments and priority tiers in one fair order

Multi-stop journeys on a single tracking link

Rosters, shifts, roles and built-in team chat

Ratings and Analytics on every wait

Needs-attention alerts and a weekly summary email

Six languages, Arabic right to left

Every location on one dashboard; connect your other systems

Your logo on every package; export and erase tools

Nothing to install; free to start, no card

New: your words, your language. A business can correct any sentence in turnda, and add a language turnda doesn't have by downloading one spreadsheet, getting it translated and uploading it.

A closer look

On the wall, and across every location

Lobby TV

A waiting-room screen that stays on

A recent smart TV, or a browser stick, becomes your lobby TV. Open the pairing address on the TV, scan the QR code it shows or enter its 6-character code on your Devices page, and it shows who is being served and who is next.

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Several locations

One dashboard across every location

See every location at a glance: how many people are waiting now, and whether each one is staffed. An owner or a manager of both locations can move a customer to another location with Transfer, once you allow it in Settings.

Every location shares one package and one bill.

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The real thing

Screenshots, not drawings

Taken from the product, with example names.

The turnda Appointments page for a day: a count of 7 appointments with 1 due now, 4 upcoming and 2 arrived, a timeline of the day's slots, and tables listing each appointment by time and name with check-in and reschedule actions.
The day's appointments, in the same line
The Analytics page: a row of headline cards (people arrived, people served, average wait, satisfaction, no-show rate) above a bar chart of people served over time.
Analytics
The lobby TV for City Family Clinic: Now serving A040, and Next up A041, A042 and A044. Numbers only, no names.
The lobby TV
The tracking page on a customer's phone: City Family Clinic, Your number A043, 2 people ahead of you, About 12 min to go, and a Leave the line link.
The customer's tracking page
Who it's for

Made for counters where people wait

Salons and barbers

Walk-ins and appointments in one line, and customers can pick who they want.

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Clinics

Patients wait in the car, not the corridor. Numbers, not names, on the TV.

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Repair and service desks

One link from check-in to collection.

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Public counters

Ticket numbers, opening hours and a fair order for everyone.

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Retail service desks

Returns, repairs and collections without a crowd at the counter.

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Several locations

Every location on one dashboard, sharing one package.

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Pharmacies

Prescription pick-ups without a crowd at the counter.

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Restaurants

A simple, fair waitlist for walk-in diners. No pagers.

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Price

Pick a package by visits. Everything included.

Start free — no card.

Free

Free

100 visits a month

Core

US$49 a month

1,500 visits a month

Plus

US$89 a month

3,000 visits a month

Max

US$219 a month

8,000 visits a month

Start free Full pricing → What counts as a visit →

Your doubts, answered

Fair questions

Will my customers use it?

There's no app and no sign-up. They scan, type a name, and they're in. The poster says what to do.

What does it really cost?

Free for 100 visits a month, then packages from US$49. The pricing page has the details.

Do I need to buy anything?

Only if you want them: a spare tablet for check-in and a TV for the waiting room.

Can I leave?

Yes, from your billing page, without calling anyone.

Will it work in my language?

Yes — six, including Arabic right to left.

More questions →
Who's behind it

Small, and straight with you

turnda is built and run by one founder, through a Singapore company. We have no customer logos to show yet, and we won't invent any.

About us →

Names deleted 2 days after the visit, by default.

You choose one day to one year.

Security and privacy →

Data kept in Frankfurt.

Stored in the EU, in Frankfurt.

Security and privacy →

Numbers on the TV by default.

The lobby TV shows ticket numbers, and names only if you choose them.

Security and privacy →

Put your line on their phones.

Set up today and test it with your own phone. The Free package needs no card.

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