For gyms and studios
Gym classes
Twenty spots per class. Registration opens at 6:00 PM the evening before and closes at 5:00 PM on class day.
- 20 per day
- Mon to Fri 6 PM–5 PM +1d
- 4 fields
Use cases
Each use case explains the problem in that business, the exact recipe that fixes it, how the list runs after you publish, and what people there ask. Grouped by category.
For gyms and studios
Twenty spots per class. Registration opens at 6:00 PM the evening before and closes at 5:00 PM on class day.
For yoga and pilates studios
Forty mats a week across three classes. The week's list opens Sunday at 8:00 PM and the numbering starts over.
For workshops and studios
Sixteen wheels a month. Signups open on the first at 9:00 AM, fill in a week, and reopen next month.
For cohort courses
Thirty seats in the next cohort. Applicants say what they do and why, and see where they stand in line.
For pickleball clubs and rec centers
Sixteen players a day across two sessions of eight. Full sessions grey out and the count starts over at 6:00 AM.
For day camps and youth programs
Forty campers across four weeks of ten. Parents pick a week, see their number, and full weeks grey out.
For surf schools and instructors
Twelve students a day in three sessions of four. Each session fills on its own and the count resets at 5:00 AM.
For restaurants and cafés
Ten covers a day, resets at 5:00 AM, closed on Sunday and Monday. Guests join from a QR code and see their number for today.
For supper clubs
Twenty-four seats at one long table. Signups open Monday at 10:00 AM, the list fills, and you clear it after the dinner.
For bakeries
Forty loaves a day. Preorders open at 6:00 AM, close at 10:00 AM, and the count starts over tomorrow.
For food trucks
Thirty plates a day, no fixed hours. Open the list when you park, and the count resets tomorrow.
For farms and CSAs
Sixty shares for the season. Members pick a size and a pickup site, see their number, and the form closes at 60.
For bakeries, butchers, and caterers
One hundred and fifty holiday orders, then the form closes. Customers pick the item, a quantity, and a pickup day.
For drops and presales
500 units, 500 spots. The form fills, says so, and stops. Export the list to your store or send it to a webhook.
For sneaker and streetwear shops
300 pairs. The list opens Saturday at 10:00 AM, takes a size and a name, and closes at 300 or at 2:00 PM, whichever comes first.
For bands and labels
150 pressings and a run of shirts. Fans pick a variant and a size, see their number, and you ship in order.
For events and secret shows
Take names only while the box office is open. Outside those hours the form says when it opens, in the visitor's words.
For artists and promoters
2,000 presale spots across three shows. Fans pick a city and a ticket count, and see their number when the list fills.
For pop-up shops
120 shopping slots over a weekend. The list opens Friday at 11:00 AM with the doors and closes with them at 7:00 PM.
For tattoo studios and artists
Twenty-four pieces in four time blocks of six. Clients pick a block and a flash number, and full blocks grey out.
For product launches
Collect signups before you ship. Show people their number, dedupe by email, export or webhook the list when you open the doors.
For app betas
500 beta seats. Testers say which platform they are on and what they will use it for, and see their number in line.
For developers
Skip the widget. POST JSON, get a position back. Signed webhooks, documented errors, and API keys that skip the captcha.
For barbershops and salons
Twelve chairs a day for walk-ins. The list opens at 8:00 AM with the shop and tells the thirteenth person to come tomorrow.
For photographers
Forty mini sessions on one Saturday. Families pick a time slot, see their number, and you confirm from the export.
For groomers and mobile grooming vans
Eight dogs a day, Tuesday to Saturday. Owners pick a service and a size, see their number, and the list resets at 7:00 AM.
For nail salons and lash studios
Fifteen walk-ins a day. Clients scan the QR at the door, pick a service, and see their number instead of hovering by the desk.
For landlords and small property managers
Eighteen showings on one Saturday, three per half hour. Prospects pick a time, see their number, and full times grey out.
For communities
An invite list with no cap. Applicants share a handle and a reason, see their place in line, and you invite in batches.
For bars, cafes, and comedy rooms
Fifteen performers a week. Sign up any time, see your spot number, and the list resets after Tuesday's show.
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