WaitNook

Queue software for barbershops

Saturday morning, the door keeps opening, and three people are waiting for one barber while another chair sits empty.

Create your waitlistFree to start. No card, and nothing to install.

Barbershop: what signup sets up

Pick your trade at signup and the queue arrives configured — your barbers named, a service menu with real timings, and a printable QR poster. Rename, reprice or remove any of it.

  • Your Barbers

    Chair 1 · Chair 2 · Chair 3

    Add or rename barbers whenever you like. Somebody who asks for one of them waits behind that one, not behind everybody.

  • The starting menu

    Haircut and beard
    45 min
    Haircut
    30 min
    Kids cut
    20 min
    Beard trim
    15 min

    Durations are what make the wait estimate useful on day one. It corrects itself against how long jobs really take at your place.

  • How the wait is worked out

    Twenty-five minutes a head to begin with, then corrected against your own cutting times. A customer waiting for one particular barber is estimated against that barber's line, not the shop's.

And the rule underneath it

The regular who only sits with one barber does not block the person who would take anyone — they wait in different lines, and both can see why. When a booked cut lands in the middle of a walk-in rush, the rule for who goes next is set once and applies to everybody.

How the fair line works

Put the poster up this afternoon.

One short form and the queue is yours. Nothing to install, on either side.

Create your waitlist

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