Follow the
walk-in flow.
Start with the customer scan, follow the live queue into Barber Mode, open the Cut Passport, and finish in the owner dashboard. This demo is built to show how the shop runs from the front door to the next visit.
A walk-in joins from their own phone with no app to download.
The queue updates instantly so everyone knows where they stand.
The barber sees who is next and what they want before they sit down.
Last-cut photos, notes, and grades stay with the client record.
The owner sees reminders, feedback, customers, and shop activity.
Customer Scan
A customer walks in, scans the QR, chooses today's cut from their phone, and joins the live queue without stopping the barber.
- Scan the wall QR
- Choose today's cut
- See live queue position
- Get a text when they are next
No login required
Barber Mode
The barber sees the live queue, opens the next client, checks what they had last time, and records the new cut before they leave the chair.
- Live queue in the pocket
- Mark in chair and done
- Open the Cut Passport
- Save grades, notes, and photos
Owner Dashboard
The owner sees the whole shop in one place: the queue, the team, the regulars, reminders, feedback, and the tools that bring clients back.
- Live shop view
- Customer history
- Return-visit reminders
- Feedback and settings
See the public side
of the shop.
Once the queue and Cut Passport make sense, these two previews show how YourBarber helps the shop look sharper to customers as well.
Shop Microsite Preview
See how The Barber Room looks to a customer online, with services, opening hours, gallery, and a cleaner first impression than a bare link tree.
No login required
TV Queue Screen Preview
Preview the Live-Board concept: a shop TV showing the queue, wait times, QR code, and shop presence for people inside the shop and outside the window.
Preview on homepage
Built around the
full shop flow.
YourBarber starts on the wall, moves through the live queue, helps the barber remember the cut, and gives the owner the full picture after the client walks out.