eJono.fi

A free digital queue management system

eJono.fi is a free browser-based queue management system. Visitors join through a QR code or link without an app to install, an account, a name, or contact details.

  • Free to use
  • No app or sign-in
  • Real-time queue numbers and notifications

How the mobile queue works

Create a queue, share its joining link or printable QR poster, and call visitors from the management view. Everyone follows their turn on their own phone.

One or two stages

A one-stage queue suits ordinary service. In two-stage mode, the same queue number stays with the order from ordering to collection.

Designed with privacy in mind

The service does not ask for a name, phone number, or email address. Queues and their related data are deleted automatically after 30 days without queue activity.

Notifications and connectivity

The queue page updates through an internet connection. Browser notifications need a supported browser and the visitor’s permission. On iPhone and iPad, add the service to the Home Screen to use notifications. Agree how visitors will hear their turn if a notification does not arrive or connectivity fails.

Frequently asked questions

Does a visitor need an app?

No. The joining link opens in an ordinary mobile browser.

Does eJono.fi cost anything?

No. The service is free and creating a queue does not require an account.

Where can it be used?

For example at small events, pop-up stands, restaurants, food trucks, and collection points.

Can I keep using the same QR code?

Yes. The same queue and QR code keep working when successful queue actions occur less than 30 days apart. Joining, calling, completing service, cancelling, and closing or reopening start a new period. Viewing a page does not extend it. Links stop working once the queue is deleted.

How to create and manage a digital queue

This English video walks you through creating a queue with eJono.fi, sharing its joining link, and calling visitors when it is their turn.

Preview image from the eJono video tutorial in EnglishHow to create and manage a digital queue →