All Features

Walk-in Check-in

They walked in. You know about it.

Mark clients as arrived with a single tap. Staff see who's waiting, who's in the chair, and who's up next. No clipboard, no sticky notes, no shouting.

Today

Thursday, 19 Feb

4 appointments
TM
Thandi M.09:00

Cut & Blowdry

Confirmed
Arrived
SK
Sipho K.10:30

Beard Trim

Confirmed
LN
Lerato N.11:00

Gel Nails

Pending
CW
Craig W.14:00

Deep Tissue

Confirmed

Thandi M. has arrived

Checked in for Cut & Blowdry

How it works

3 simple steps

Step 1

Client arrives

They walk in the door. The old-fashioned way.

Step 2

Staff taps Check In

One tap on the appointment. Green indicator appears.

Step 3

Everyone sees status

Calendar and agenda update in real-time across all devices.

One tap, they're in

Open the appointment from the calendar or agenda. Tap "Check In." A green indicator appears instantly. The exact arrival time is recorded. Everyone on the team sees the update in real-time.

Next Appointment

Today, Thursday 20 Feb

Zanele M.

Cut & Blowdry

10:00· 60 min
Expected
Arrived
Check In
Checked In

Arrived at 09:57

See who's waiting

The agenda view shows check-in status next to every appointment. Green means arrived. Amber means expected. Grey means no-show. Your front desk knows the score at a glance.

Today's Agenda

Thursday, 20 Feb · 5 appointments

09:00

Zanele M.

Cut & Blowdry

Arrived
09:30

Sipho K.

Braids

Arrived
10:00

Lerato N.

Colour

Expected
10:30

Thabo J.

Cut

Expected
11:00

Naledi S.

Blowdry

No show
2 arrived
2 expected
1 no show
0

Tap to check in

Real-time

Status updates

0

Clipboards needed

What you get

One-tap check-in

Client arrives? Tap "Check In" next to their name. Done. A green indicator appears on the calendar so everyone knows they're here.

Real-time visibility

Staff see exactly who has arrived and who's still expected. No more walking to reception to ask "is my 2pm here yet?"

Day-of awareness

The agenda view shows check-in status next to every appointment. Green means they're here. Amber means they're expected. Simple, visual, instant.

Real-world use

Who uses this?

Hair Salon

Busy reception, multiple stylists. Check clients in as they arrive — everyone's screen updates instantly.

Medical Clinic

Mark patients as arrived in the waiting room. Doctors see their queue without leaving the consulting room.

Barber Shop

Walk-in heavy? Check them in to track the queue. First in, first served — no arguments.

Walk-in Check-in FAQ

Your customers are lying in bed RIGHT NOW wanting to book you. Let them.

No card needed. No app to download. No “our IT guy is on leave”. Just you, a link, and clients who book themselves.

Every “let me check and get back to you” is a client someone else is booking. Don't be that person.