QueueMe is a mobile app that digitizes physical lines for service providers and clients. Instead of waiting around in-person, users can join a queue with a simple code and get notified when it's almost their turn. Whether at a clinic, restaurant, or student help desk, QueueMe reduces idle waiting and lets people take back their time.
- 🔑 Code-Based Queue Creation: Providers can generate a simple queue code for clients to join on the spot.
- 🙋 Instant Join Flow: Clients can enter a code, input basic info, and join the line in seconds.
- 📍 Real-Time Queue Tracking: Clients see their live position and estimated wait time.
- 🧩 Clean, Minimal UI: A fast and intuitive interface for both businesses and consumers.
- Frontend: React Native, TypeScript
- Backend: Python Flask
- Database: Hosted JSON object
- Tools: Git, Figma (for UI/UX)
QueueMe is designed for any walk-in service that suffers from inefficient line management:
- Clinics
- Campus service desks
- Salons
- Restaurants
- Government services
We’re continuing to work on QueueMe post-hackathon and plan to implement:
- 🔒 Authentication for providers and clients
- 📱 Automated SMS notifications for improved accessibility
- 📊 Wait-time analytics powered by AI
- 🧱 API integration for external queueing platforms
Built with passion and too much caffeine by a team of high school students at JAMHacks 9:
- Sunny Wu – Frontend, Product Vision, Pitch
- Vrinda Joshi – Full Stack, Pitch
- Jusraj Toor – Full Stack, UI/UX
- Matthew Kim – Backend
Special thanks to the organizers of JAMHacks 9, hosted at the University of Waterloo’s Engineering 7 building. You gave us the space to build, learn, and dream.
🕒 If time is money, then we’re putting hours back in people’s wallets.