Share one link. Visitors check themselves in from the phone already in their hand, and your front desk watches the queue update live. No hardware to buy, nothing for guests to install.
Free to start · No credit card required
Reception areas, waiting rooms, clinics, registration tables — anywhere a queue forms.
Set the form up once, then let visitors check themselves in.
Watch visitors move from waiting to welcomed as it happens.
The day-to-day controls a front desk actually needs.
No setup call, no install, nothing to buy.
Sign up with your email and name your workspace. Free, and no card required.
Give it a name and a short description — that is what visitors see at the top of the form.
Hand out the check-in link and keep the live view open at the desk. You are running.
One active event, unlimited visitors through it, no card required.
Coming next. Several events running at once, custom check-in form fields, and your own logo and banner on the guest page are being finished now. They are not on sale yet — nothing listed above is behind a paywall today.
The things people ask us first.
No. A visitor opens your check-in link in whatever browser they already have — their own phone, or a tablet you leave at the desk — fills in the form, and they are checked in. There is nothing to download and no account for them to create.
As many as you like. There is no cap on check-ins within an event on the free plan.
Not yet. The free plan keeps one event active at a time — close the current one and the next can start. Running several at once is part of the paid plan being finished now.
Today every visitor is identified by a single field that you name yourself. Custom fields — short text, numbers, dropdowns, checkboxes, and a chosen primary field — are part of the paid plan and are not available on the free plan yet.
Check-in records expire automatically and are removed after 90 days. Resetting an event clears its records immediately.
When someone at the desk marks a waiting visitor as done, Simple Lobby reads that visitor out loud, twice, using the browser's own speech. No PA system and nothing to configure.
The link contains a long, unguessable event id, but it is not password-protected — anyone who has it can open the check-in form. Share it only with the people you want checking in. The controls that reset or delete an event sit behind your sign-in and your PIN.
Yes — that is what it is built for. The check-in form is sized for touch and clears itself between visitors, and the live view resizes and zooms so it reads from across the room or on a wall-mounted screen.
Set up your first check-in event in about a minute, and see your queue live from the very first visitor.
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