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NoshList changes name to match its app, WaitList Me

NoshList has changed its name to Waitlist Me, according to a company announcement.

February 19, 2015

NoshList has changed its name to Waitlist Me, according to a company announcement. 

Waitlist Me is a waitlist customization app. Since its launch in 2012 it has served more than 57 million customers. WaitList Me retails at $19.99 per month for unlimited usage and features. 

"Even when Waitlist Me was focused primarily on restaurants, smart businesses in other industries were finding creative ways to utilize the app," said Brian Hutchins, Waitlist Me head of product, in a statement. "We realized there was a much bigger opportunity to improve the customer waiting experience everywhere, and Waitlist Me has evolved to serve a much broader range of needs." 

The app is used in areas such as child education, bowling, urgent care and more, the company said. It is cross-platform, capable of working on iPads, iPhones, Android tablets and phones and computers. It provides customized notifications, waitlist views, table management, reservations and appointments, customizable surveys, numerical ratings and the ability for customers to leave comments and ask for a manager to contact them about their visit.

"WaitList Me is truly cross-platform, and that is key to bringing it to businesses everywhere. Some businesses don't have Wi-Fi or have concerns using an iPad because of possible damage or theft. Now, even businesses with computers plugged into the Internet can use WaitList Me for their waitlists and reservations," said Craig Walker, NoshList founder. "Our Android app also runs nicely on Clover, which is revolutionizing the way businesses think about POS systems."

WaitList Me also announced its first major API integration with Enplug, a smart digital signage devices and software provider.