Live Studio
Who is waiting, who is in the chair, and what is still unpaid — updating itself, so nobody has to ask.
The problem
On a busy Saturday the same question gets asked forty times: who is next? The answer lives in someone's head, a paper list, and a half-remembered promise to a regular.
Walk-ins waiting longer than they were told
Two stylists both think they have the next customer
A finished client leaves without paying because nobody was tracking the bill
In practice
Maya K.
Cut & style
Rojan B.
Colour · global
Sunita A.
Classic facial
Rs 2,200
Bikram A.
Beard trim
Rs 450
Alisha M.
Keratin
Rs 6,500
Today
Rs 24,850
Sessions
18
Unpaid
Rs 3,200
Capabilities
Add a walk-in in two taps. The board shows how long each person has actually been waiting, not how long you meant them to wait.
Start a session and add services and products as they happen. The total is always current, so checkout is never a reconstruction.
A ticket left open overnight makes your active count meaningless. Sessions carry an auto-close window you set per branch, and anything drifting gets flagged before it rots.
The third column is money you are owed. It does not scroll away or hide behind a filter.
0 sec
Walk-in to open ticket
0
Columns, zero tab switching
0s
Board refresh interval
0 hrs
Default stale-session warning
The flow
Front desk adds them to the queue with the service they want and who they asked for.
Seat them from the queue — the session opens with their services already on it.
Add a treatment, swap a stylist, sell a product. The ticket keeps up.
Check out from the board. The invoice, drawer and customer history all update together.
Questions
Yes — it polls every twenty seconds and shows when it last checked. There is no manual refresh button, because a screen labelled "live" should not need one.
Keep reading
Set up in an afternoon. Cancel whenever.