Join from home
A client opens your link, sees the wait, and takes a place before they leave home. The same link works as the QR code on the door.
A walk-in queue clients can join from their phone.
Everybody on the floor.
Clients take a place in the queue from their phone. The lobby status board, the reception desk, and the staff clock stay in sync. Floar is for salons, barbers, and any shop that works this way.
Floar is an early build. We are putting it together with shops, so it fits a real floor rather than a guess from a back office. If walk-ins are a big part of your day, register and tell us what you need.
What the shop gets
A live ticket
Once they join, their page shows where they are in line and how long they might wait. They can leave the queue, and join again after the visit.
Lobby status board
Put it on a TV in the shop. Short names, who is being seen, who is waiting, and a wait that counts down.
Reception desk
Call the next client, mark them done or cancelled, or add someone who has just walked in.
Staff clock
Staff clock in, out, and take a break. The wait on the board is based on who is actually working.
Services
Give each service a name, a time, and a colour. That time is what the wait is based on. The colour shows on the desk, so the queue is easy to read.
Eight languages
The desk, check-in, board, and settings can run in English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Chinese, Japanese, or Vietnamese. Each device keeps its own choice.
Light or dark
The desk remembers its own look in that browser. Check-in and the board follow the look you set for the shop.
Your shop's details
Add your address, phone, website, logo, and colours. Close check-in when you want new clients to stop joining.
Phone numbers for your country
The phone field starts in your country and formats the number as the client types. We store it in one standard form, so it stays consistent.
Floar looks after the floor.
Bookings, messages, and the till stay with Client Diary. If a shop uses both, Client Diary keeps the appointment book. Floar looks after the walk-in queue, the status board, and the clock.