A full waiting room, and nobody shouting.

Customers join from their phone and watch their place move. When you call them, their name lights up the TV and their phone together. No app, no clipboard, no “how much longer?”

This is what a full waiting room feels like

The Saturday rush, calm. Everyone knows where they stand, the person who’s up hears their name, and nobody asks “how much longer?” Tap a state to see the TV change.

Example: the waiting-room TV and line at Fade Room Barbershop.

  • 10 secto join the line, with just a name
  • 0apps for customers to download
  • 1 tapcalls the next person, everywhere
  • 1 lineon the TV, phones, tablet and Staff Screen

Nobody waits in the dark

From the first tap to the moment their name lights up the TV, customers always know where they stand. No app, no account, no wondering.

  • Join in ten seconds

    Scan the QR code, tap your link, or type a name on the Door Tablet. A name is all it takes.

  • Watch their place, live

    The wait comes from how fast your team is really moving today, and it updates as the line does.

  • Hear their name, once

    When staff call the next person, their name lights up the TV and their phone at the same moment. Nobody shouts across the shop.

Example: the customer’s phone at Fade Room Barbershop.

One Saturday, from open to close

A full shop does not have to feel like one. Here is a busy day, told from the waiting room.

  1. Doors open

    The Door Tablet wakes up. The TV says “Scan to join the line.”

    On the screen~8 min
  2. The line builds

    People join from the QR code and the link in your bio. The TV shows who is next.

    On the screen~18 min
  3. One chair runs long

    A color takes longer than planned. The wait moves on every screen before anyone asks.

    On the screen~10 → ~15 min
  4. The rush

    Fifteen people join in one hour. Your team taps Call next, and nobody raises their voice.

    On the screen~22 min
  5. Maya hears her name

    Her name lights up the TV and her phone at the same moment. She walks to the chair.

    On the screenCalled
  6. Calm again

    The last name is called. Everyone was seen, and nobody asked how much longer.

    On the screenNo wait

An example Saturday at an imaginary shop. Made-up numbers.

A wait your customers can trust

The wait on the screen is an estimate. It comes from how fast your team is moving today, and it changes as the line does. When a haircut runs long, customers see the number grow, so they hear the truth from the TV instead of from you.

A hello at the door, calm at the chair

The Door Tablet greets people and takes their name. The Staff Screen lets your team call the next person with one tap. Both read the same line as the TV.

  • A tablet that stays putKiosk mode locks it to check-in, then resets for the next person.
  • Call the next person onceOne tap, and the TV, phone and every screen move together.
  • Wait anywhere Clients who opt in to notifications can wait in the car or the coffee shop next door.

Example: the Door Tablet and Staff Screen at Fade Room Barbershop.

See your line breathe

The same line that runs your TV also tells you how your day really goes: when people join, how honest the wait on the screen was, and how they found you.

People joining, hour by hourBusiest at 3 PM15 joined in that hour
048121615 joined9 AM101112 PM1234 PM
The wait on your TV, and the wait it wasQuotes that match the clockMinutes, by hour
01020309 AM101112 PM1234 PM

Shown on the TVWhat really happened

How people joined214 this week
214joined
  • QR code at the door88
  • Link in your bio58
  • The Door Tablet47
  • Added by your team21
How fast people join11 secFrom first tap to in line
  • Door Tablet8 sec
  • QR code at the door11 sec
  • Link in your bio14 sec
Example: a week of walk-ins joining at Fade Room Barbershop.

Your TV, dressed like your shop

Your colors, your fonts, your logo, from the far chair to the front door. It looks like you built it yourself, because in a way you did.

The Saturday rush, calm

Twelve people in the shop and not one shouted name. The TV tells the room who’s next, and every regular knows exactly how long they have.

Example: each business’s TV in its own look. Yours takes your colors and fonts.

What comes with the line

Call the next person once and every screen follows. All of it is on every plan, Free included.

  • The TV Display

    Who is called, who is next and the wait, readable from the far chair.

    More on the waiting-room TV display
  • A Door Tablet that stays put

    Kiosk mode stays on check-in, then clears for the next person.

    More on the check-in kiosk
  • Wait anywhere

    Clients who opt in to notifications can wait in the car or next door.

  • Screens you already own

    Native TV apps for Apple TV, Roku, Fire TV and Google TV. Phones, tablets and computers run in a browser.

From the door to the chair in four beats

Nothing to learn. Your customers do it once and your team does one tap.

  1. 1

    Join the line

    QR code, bio link or Door Tablet. A name and about ten seconds.

  2. 2

    Watch your place

    Their phone and the TV show the same live position and wait.

  3. 3

    Get called once

    Staff call the next person with one tap. Phone, TV and Staff Screen move together.

  4. 4

    Sit down on time

    No crowding at the desk, no shouted names, no lost paper tickets.

Waiting room TV display for walk-in shops

A waiting room TV display shows your live walk-in line on a screen in the shop: who is next, who is being called and the current wait. NextUp Walk-in runs it from the same line as the customer's phone, the Door Tablet and the Staff Screen, so one tap to call the next person updates all of them.

What is a waiting room TV display?

A screen on the wall that shows your live walk-in line: who is next, who is being called now and about how long the wait is. NextUp Walk-in draws it from the same line your team uses, so it is never out of date.

What do I need to run a waiting room TV display?

A TV and a way to open the NextUp Walk-in TV screen on it: a streaming stick, or a native TV app where one is available. Pair it with a short code, no cables or setup project.

Does the TV call customers by name?

Yes. When staff call the next person, their name appears on the TV and on their own phone at the same moment, so nobody has to shout names across the room.

Do customers need to download an app?

No. They scan the QR code at the door, tap your link or type a name on the Door Tablet, then watch their place from their phone browser.

Can I use a tablet at the door instead of, or as well as, a TV?

Yes. The Door Tablet lets customers check themselves in, and kiosk mode clears after each customer. It reads the same line as the TV and the Staff Screen.

Can customers wait somewhere else?

Yes. Clients who opt in to notifications can wait in the car or the coffee shop next door and come back when they are called.

Will the TV look like my shop?

Yes. It wears your logo, colors and fonts, and it is built to read from the far chair.

What does the TV display cost?

Nothing extra: the line, TV and kiosk are included on every plan, Free included.

Start with the tablet and phones you have

Add a streaming stick or a TV app when you want the big screen. The line does not change.