Queue management for businesses in Singapore
Clinics, dental practices, salons, repair centres and service counters in Singapore: customers join by QR and wait anywhere, and your team calls them from one screen.
Free for 100 visits a month · no card needed
How queues are talked about here
Most people in Singapore say “queue” and “queue number”, in English, and many shops already put a QR code on the counter. A virtual queue fits that habit: the number is on the customer's phone instead of on a paper slip.
How turnda fits
English first, five more ready
Customers read English by default and can switch to Spanish, Portuguese, Indonesian, French or Arabic. Mandarin, Malay and Tamil are not built in, but a shop can add a language itself by downloading the phrase file, getting it translated and uploading it.
WhatsApp and email updates
WhatsApp is widely used here. A customer who messages you first gets updates in that chat, and customers who left an email get a nearly-up email. The free tracking page always works.
One price, in US dollars
Free for 100 visits a month with no card, then $49, $89 or $219 a month. The same price in every country, paid by card, with tax added where it applies.
Who uses a virtual queue here
- Clinics and dental practices
- Salons and barbers
- Repair and service centres
- Service counters and shop returns desks
Start in three steps
Answer a few plain questions
The guided setup builds your lines, hours and pages. Save and finish later.
Scan your own poster
Join as a customer on your own phone and see exactly what they see.
Put the poster at your counter
Customers scan, wait anywhere and are called. Free for the first 100 visits a month.
One honest note
turnda doesn't connect to patient records or take payments, so it sits beside the systems you already use rather than replacing them.
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