Cafés & bakeries
Order ahead. Pay at pickup.
Bakery counter and espresso bar templates start the ticket the moment it lands — one scan at pickup pulls up the right order, so payment and handover happen in the same motion.
Your day with Queuer
From opening the doors to the last cappuccino.
Load the display case
Seed today's pastries and drinks into the rate card — or start from the café starter menu already loaded — and print the single counter QR.
The barista starts before the queue forms
Regulars scan and order from the line, the counter sees it land and starts immediately — nobody waits for a card machine before the espresso shot pulls.
Scan, charge, hand over
Customers show their order QR, the counter scans it, and the right order comes up instantly — take payment by card or cash and hand it over in one stop.
Mapped templates
Built for the counter, not the till.
Bakery counter, espresso bar, or a general cafe counter — pick the closest, then tweak batch size and timeout to match your rush.
Pay-at-pickup means everything settles at handover — one scan brings up the order, you take payment your way. The story every grab & go template ships with.
Morning rush blows past your plan? We don't hard-block.
A free daily buffer absorbs the overflow; if it's real, a wallet pass quietly kicks in — the queue keeps taking orders through the whole rush.
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Frequently asked questions
Does the barista need to mark orders 'ready' before payment?
No — at pickup, one scan brings up the order; you take payment and confirm handover in the same stop. One tap, done.
Can we still take cash at the counter?
Yes — payment is always yours to take, in cash or on your card machine. The QR scan just pulls up the right order fast; staff can also look it up manually from the counter view.
What if we run out of a pastry mid-morning?
Edit the item off the rate card any time — changes apply to new orders immediately, in-progress orders are unaffected.
Ready when you are
Set up your first café queue.
Free to start, no card required.