Live waiting-room displays
Cast the current token to any TV or monitor over your local network. Patients track their exact position without asking a soul — and the room goes quiet on day one.
QLive replaces paper tokens, shouted names and a crowded corridor with a silent digital queue — live displays, a one-click reception desk, and automated WhatsApp alerts that let patients wait anywhere but your lobby.
Most delays patients complain about aren't clinical — they're informational. Nobody knows where they stand, so everybody asks the receptionist. QLive removes the question entirely.
Each piece works on hardware you already have — a TV, the reception computer, and the phone in every patient's pocket.
Cast the current token to any TV or monitor over your local network. Patients track their exact position without asking a soul — and the room goes quiet on day one.
A confirmation on check-in, then a nudge when they're three spots away. Patients can step out for chai, run an errand, or wait in the car — and still never miss their turn.
Your receptionist gets two buttons: Add patient and Call next. That's the entire workflow. No training manual, no shortcut keys, nothing to memorise.
Stop guessing at staffing. See patient volume by day, your true peak hours, average consult duration and how wait times are trending week over week. Pro & Premium.
Patients type their phone number — or tap the link in their WhatsApp confirmation — and get a live page showing their token, the number being served, and a realistic wait estimate. It works on any phone, on any browser, on a 2G connection.
See the full platformWe handle the setup, the hardware check and the staff walkthrough. Your team's job is to show up on day three and press one button.
A 15-minute WhatsApp or phone conversation about your patient volume, doctors, rooms and how your desk runs today.
Day 0 · 15 minWe configure your token rules, doctor rooms and WhatsApp message templates, then confirm your display screen and network are ready.
Day 1The desk dashboard, display and patient page go live. Your receptionist learns the whole system in a single sitting — because there are only two buttons.
Day 2–3You run your first real session on QLive. We stay reachable on WhatsApp for anything that comes up, and keep the system maintained for ₹2,000/month.
OngoingSet your numbers below and this runs a genuine queue simulation of a full clinic day — the same arrivals and the same doctors, once on paper tokens and once on QLive, side by side. Nothing here is a canned animation.
Arrivals follow a real evening-peak curve; consultations vary the way they do in practice. Both clinics get the identical day.
Running the same day twice — identical arrivals, identical doctors.
Rekha arrives at 10:04am with a follow-up appointment. Here's every moment the system touches her visit — and every moment your receptionist doesn't have to.
Your receptionist types a name and a mobile number. Token #45 is generated, the display updates, and a WhatsApp confirmation lands on Rekha's phone before she's turned away from the counter.
Because she can see the queue on her own phone, she doesn't need to guard a chair for half an hour. She runs an errand. That's one less body in your corridor — and it compounds across every patient in the queue.
Three tokens out, QLive messages her automatically. This is the moment that does the real work: it's what makes leaving the waiting room safe, and it's why the lobby empties without anybody no-showing.
Reception presses Call next once. The waiting-room screen changes, a final WhatsApp goes out, and Rekha walks into Room 2 — because she was already back and watching the display.
Check-in time, call time, consult duration. Nobody typed any of it. By Friday it's a chart telling you which hours actually need a second person on the desk. Pro & Premium.
You buy the system once. ₹2,000 a month keeps it hosted, updated and supported — whether you see 30 patients a day or 300.
then ₹2,000/month maintenance & support
A patient queue everyone can see — so the counter stops answering the same question all morning.
then ₹2,000/month maintenance & support
Everything in Basic, moved to the cloud — plus the numbers you need to staff your clinic properly.
then ₹2,000/month maintenance & support
Architecture built around your clinic's rules — not the other way round.
Three live environments, loaded with sample patients. Add someone to the queue, call the next token, watch the display change.
Token generation, the single TV display, and the two-button reception desk.
LaunchThe analytics dashboard, patient history, consult timing and peak-hour insights.
LaunchThe multi-doctor command centre, emergency priority routing and skip logic.
LaunchNo login, no signup — open a sandbox and start using it. Each one includes the reception desk, the waiting-room display and the patient's phone view, all updating each other live.
No. Patients get a WhatsApp message and a plain web link. It opens in whatever browser their phone already has — no install, no account, no password. Patients who don't use WhatsApp can still look up their token by typing their phone number at the counter screen, and the waiting-room display always shows the current number.
In most clinics, nothing. You need a screen in the waiting area — any TV or monitor with a browser, a cheap streaming stick, or an old laptop will do — and the computer or tablet your reception already uses. We check all of this on the hardware call before installation so there are no surprises on day three.
Yes — it's what keeps the system running rather than just installed. It covers hosting, the WhatsApp messaging pipeline, software updates, backups and support on WhatsApp. There is no per-patient or per-message charge on top, so your bill doesn't rise when your clinic gets busier.
QLive Basic runs on your local network, so the desk dashboard and the waiting-room display keep working through an internet outage — only the WhatsApp alerts pause and resume once you're back online. Pro and Premium are cloud-hosted for remote access and analytics; we'll walk through your specific connectivity on the discovery call and recommend the right tier.
Yes. Clinics regularly start on Basic and move to Pro once they want the analytics, or to Premium when they add doctors and departments. Talk to us on WhatsApp before you buy and we'll tell you honestly which tier fits your current volume — upgrading later is a conversation, not a rebuild.
Send us a message and we'll show you QLive running on real clinic data in about fifteen minutes. If it isn't right for you, we'll say so.
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