How long will it be?

Every clinic's front desk answers it all morning. Line Me Up is a token system that answers it on the patient's own phone, with nothing to install.

Waiting in a queue? Open your visits → · How waiting works →

Every waiting room asks the same things.

  • How long will it be?
  • Was I before him?
  • Is the doctor in yet?
  • I came back from the lab. Where is my place?
  • Can I step out for a tea?

So patients crowd the doctor's door, and reception does nothing all morning but answer questions.

Today's list

  1. Mohan
  2. Sreeja
  3. Abdul
  4. Lakshmi
  5. Thomas
  6. Rekha
  7. Vinod
  8. Asha
The queue today: a list only the desk can see.

What if the queue lived on a phone?

That is Line Me Up: a token system for clinics, and for salons, car care and service counters. The desk gives a token, a TV in the waiting room calls it, and the patient follows it on their own phone, which updates by itself within seconds.

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What the waiting room knows now.

3

What the patient's phone says: 3 people ahead of you.

One button moves the whole room.

  1. Waiting. GC 014 is next in General Consultation. Anjali's phone shows nobody ahead.
  2. Call Next. The board turns amber, the TV calls GC 014 to Room 1, and Anjali's phone says it is their turn.
  3. They're here. Serving: green on the board, and the phone says they are being seen.
  4. Complete. Done. GC 015 moves to the top, and every phone behind it counts one fewer.

This is the desk's button. Press it, or keep scrolling.

General Consultation Served today 1213
  • GC 014 Anjali WaitingCalledServingDone
  • GC 015 Joseph Waiting
  • GC 016 Fathima Waiting

Now calling

GC 013GC 014 → Room 1

Reception hands over the token.

This is how it works today, with no app and no account for the patient.

  1. First, the desk adds them.

    General Consultation

    NameAnjali

    PhoneOptional

    Add
  2. Then a slip with a QR code.

    Sunrise Clinic

    GC 014

    Scan to follow your token.

  3. They scan it. No app, no sign-in.

  4. And wait anywhere until their page says it is their turn.

Coming soon: patients scanning your poster to join from their own phone.

Five desks, one visit.

The doctor sends them on with one button, and the review is held for the same doctor. Each step is sent on, not added again, so the whole path counts as one visit on your bill, and the patient follows every step on the same page.

Multi-step visits: included from Standard up.

  1. Registration Front desk
  2. Doctor Room 1
  3. Lab Ground floor
  4. Review Back to Room 1
  5. Pharmacy Counter 2

Your kind of place.

The same loop, in each trade's own words, with its own ticket.

Show the story for

Now calling GC 007 → Room 1

The desk presses Call Next, the TV calls the token to Room 1, and the patient's page says it is their turn. No smartphone? The desk adds them and hands over a slip.

One visit: Registration → Doctor → Lab → Review → Pharmacy.

For clinics →

Now calling HAI 007 → Chair 2

The desk presses Call Next, the TV calls the token to Chair 2, and the client's page says it is their turn. No smartphone? The desk adds them and hands over a slip.

One visit: Haircut → Colour → Finish.

For salons →

Now calling EW 007 → Bay 1

The desk presses Call Next, the TV calls the token to Bay 1, and the customer's page says it is their turn. No smartphone? The desk adds them and hands over a slip.

One visit: Estimate approval → The work → Quality check → Handover.

For car care →

Now calling ML 007 → Counter 1

The desk presses Call Next, the TV calls the token to Counter 1, and the visitor's page says it is their turn. No smartphone? The desk adds them and hands over a slip.

One visit: Verification → Fee payment → Application.

For service centres →

What owners ask us on the phone.

What about patients without a smartphone?

Reception adds them in one sheet, with name and phone optional, and prints a slip with their token. The TV calls the token with a chime and reads it aloud, so nobody needs a phone to know it is their turn.

What do we need for the TV?

Any TV, or a TV stick, with a modern web browser. You pair it with a short code from your phone. It shows the token and the room, never a name.

Does the patient's page come in Malayalam?

Yes. The patient's page, the staff app and the TV are available in eight languages, മലയാളം, हिन्दी and தமிழ் among them, and each person picks their own.

Does it replace our hospital or billing software?

No. Line Me Up keeps the line and calls the token. It holds no patient records and takes no payments, so it works beside whatever you use for those.

What happens when the internet drops?

Through a short drop the desk can still mark They're here and Complete, and they are sent when the connection is back. Call Next waits for it, so nobody is called twice. A patient's page says when it may be out of date. It does not work offline.

Can patients book a time?

Yes, included from Basic up: today or any of the next six days. The desk adds a booking in the same sheet, and Call Next fits it in at its time. Booking from the patient's own phone comes with joining from the poster.

Every question owners ask →

What it costs

Your patients never pay.

Nothing to join, to book or to wait, and nobody can buy a place ahead of anybody.

You pay per visit.

A visit is one patient who gets a place in your line: a walk-in, one the desk adds, or a booking. Start on Free with 300 visits a month and no card.

How many patients a day?

A small practice, 10 a day, about 260 visits a month: Free, nothing to pay

A clinic with two doctors, 40 a day, about 1,039 visits a month: Basic, ₹1,038 a month

A busy polyclinic, 100 a day, about 2,598 visits a month: Standard, ₹1,999 a month

A large practice, 250 a day, about 6,495 visits a month: Pro, ₹3,499 a month

A hospital OPD, 1,000 a day, about 25,980 visits a month: Premium, ₹9,999 a month

Billed yearly, before 18% GST, at 6 days a week. Your own numbers, monthly billing and every limit are on the pricing page →

Made in Kerala.

Built for the clinics and counters around us. When you start, we set it up with you.

Watch one, or start yours?

The demo is a real clinic queue run by bots, with made-up patients. Starting needs no card. Questions? Talk to us.