Do customers need the Turnli app?
No. Public join and private status experiences are browser-based.
Turnli connects arrival, the live line, stations, active work, customer updates, and manager attention around the way service businesses actually operate.
Each step stays connected so the front desk can move a customer from arrival to active work without losing the reason they came in.
Configure services and resources around the real operation.
Know what the customer needs before routing them.
Arrival stays attached to the customer journey.
Queue owns order, readiness, and customer wait state.
Flow provides capacity context without becoming another action owner.
Service Operations owns station/provider assignment and service start.
Completion keeps history and follow-up connected.
Today surfaces issues and routes back to Queue, Work, or Flow.
Queue, Service Operations, and Flow stay connected while each screen remains focused on the job the team is doing there.
Waiting order, readiness, return state
Resource assignment, start, completion
Workload and capacity context
Private status and communication keep people informed while internal capacity, notes, resources, and management controls remain staff-only.
Enough information to begin the journey without exposing operational internals.
Place, time, and updates are tied to the customer’s own ticket or reservation context.
Staff can understand the connected history without creating a second mutation owner.
Today surfaces wait pressure, assignments, workload signals, and failures so managers can quickly open the part of Turnli that needs attention.
See the queue-to-workflow handoff in the demo, then choose the plan that fits the depth of the operation.
No. Public join and private status experiences are browser-based.
Turnli can carry service intent into the live queue so staff can see what the customer is waiting for rather than starting from a blank ticket.
No. Queue owns waiting and readiness; service-operation surfaces own assignments and active work. Turnli connects the handoff between them.
Yes. Free runs the core customer flow, while Plus and Pro add deeper operating systems as the business needs them.
These capability pages explain the product behavior and boundaries in more detail.