BitByte Labs
Waity keeps walk-ins and appointments moving at salons, clinics, restaurants, and other service businesses. ByteBoard is the work tracker we built to run Waity's development, and we want to open it to other teams later. Each product has its own brand and does one job.
Waity
ByteBoardProducts
Two products so far. Waity is live, and ByteBoard is in development.
Waitlist, appointments, and walk-ins on one board
Waity is for restaurants, salons, clinics, and anywhere else people wait in person. Front-desk staff see every booking and walk-in on one board and move each person from waiting to served. On paid plans, owners can run multiple locations and see wait times and no-shows in one place.
Work tracking for small product teams
ByteBoard started as the tool we needed to plan and ship Waity. It covers stories, epics, and releases, and keeps a wiki next to the work so specs don't live in a separate app. Right now only our team uses it. We'll open it up once it's ready for people who aren't us.
How we work
We're a small team, and we use what we build. Waity's roadmap lives in ByteBoard, so we hit its rough edges before anyone else does.
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Waity handles visits and waitlists. ByteBoard handles stories, releases, and docs. We'd rather run two focused products than one suite that tries to cover everything.
02
Waity is built for someone checking in a customer while three more stand in line. ByteBoard is built for the team shipping Waity, which is us. We skip features that only look good in a demo.
03
We get working software in front of people early and fix whatever slows them down on busy days. A new feature has to justify the extra screen it adds.
Get in touch
Email us about a Waity account, early access to ByteBoard, or working together. We usually reply within one business day.
