NextCall is a modern, browser-based queue management system designed for banks, clinics, government offices, retail stores, and service centers that need a faster, more organized way to manage customer flow across multiple counters and branches. I'm wondering if someone can help pitch this software to your local government or any business owners you know na kailangan ng ganito.

Customers receive a queue number instantly and can track their status through live display screens, kiosks, or mobile devices. Staff can serve, skip, recall, or prioritize customers with a single click, while managers control services, counters, staff assignments, and branch operations from one centralized dashboard.

Built entirely for the web, NextCall works on any device with a browser, desktops, tablets, TVs, and phones, with no dedicated hardware or complex installation required. You can deploy and start operating within minutes.

NextCall includes:

• Live queue displays with real-time updates
• Voice announcements for customer calling
• Public self-service kiosks
• printing capability
• Role-based dashboards for staff and managers
• Multi-branch support out of the box
• Real-time queue polling and synchronization
• Responsive dark mode interface
• Queue analytics and reporting
• Service and counter management
• Staff window selection and reassignment

Whether managing a single office or multiple branches, NextCall helps reduce waiting confusion, improve staff efficiency, and create a smoother customer experience from arrival to service completion.

regarding the video:

• the queue monitor can enlarge or show more services using the browser's native zoom feature.
• manager can regenerate a public url beforehand for their branch's queue monitor/display and client registration pages and use the unique url without having to login in the public-facing monitor
• bell and voice announcements can be individually toggled on or off
• client can quickly register and print their code with one tap on the service selection if they choose not to include their names

im still undecided whether to make this into a SaaS or on-premise software, or both, so ignore the prices for now. if you are interested, pls contact me po.

More images here: https://imgur.com/a/Bu5ilaC

to anyone who wants to try the system, here's the link: https://olive-partridge-593852.hostingersite.com/

Hello, everyone. I made queuing system called NextCall. I'm wondering if someone can help pitch this software to your local government or any business owners you know na kailangan ng ganito.

• Browser-based, no hardware to install
• Works on any device (desktop, tablet, phone)
• Go from signup to first serving in minutes
• Voice announcements included
• Live queue displays update in real time
• Public registration kiosks with printing capability
• Role-based access (organization admin, manager, staff)
• Real-time updates via WebSockets
• Staff serve, skip, bump, recall with one click
• Managers control services, windows, and staff from one dashboard
• Multi-branch support from a single account
• Multi-tenant (one installation serves unlimited organizations)
• Analytics and reporting
• Responsive interface across all screen sizes
• Dark mode
• Scales from one counter to dozens of windows

im still undecided whether to make this into SaaS or On-premise software, or both, so ignore the prices for now. if you are interested, pls contact me po.

More images here: https://imgur.com/a/Bu5ilaC

to anyone who wants to try the system, here's the link: https://olive-partridge-593852.hostingersite.com/

Hello, everyone. I made queuing system called NextCall. I'm wondering if someone can help pitch this software to your local government or any business owners you know na kailangan ng ganito.

• Browser-based, no hardware to install
• Works on any device (desktop, tablet, phone)
• Go from signup to first serving in minutes
• Voice announcements included
• Live queue displays update in real time
• Public registration kiosks with printing capability
• Role-based access (organization admin, manager, staff)
• Real-time updates via WebSockets
• Staff serve, skip, bump, recall with one click
• Managers control services, windows, and staff from one dashboard
• Multi-branch support from a single account
• Multi-tenant (one installation serves unlimited organizations)
• Analytics and reporting
• Responsive interface across all screen sizes
• Dark mode
• Scales from one counter to dozens of windows

More images here: https://imgur.com/a/Bu5ilaC

to anyone who wants to try the system, here's the link: https://olive-partridge-593852.hostingersite.com/

Hello, everyone. I made queuing system called NextCall. I'm wondering if someone can help pitch this software to your local government or any business owners you know na kailangan ng ganito.

• Browser-based, no hardware to install
• Works on any device (desktop, tablet, phone)
• Go from signup to first serving in minutes
• Voice announcements included
• Live queue displays update in real time
• Public registration kiosks
• Role-based access (organization admin, manager, staff)
• Real-time updates via WebSockets
• Staff serve, skip, bump, recall with one click
• Managers control services, windows, and staff from one dashboard
• Multi-branch support from a single account
• Multi-tenant (one installation serves unlimited organizations)
• Analytics and reporting
• Responsive interface across all screen sizes
• Dark mode
• Scales from one counter to dozens of windows

More images here: https://imgur.com/a/Bu5ilaC

to anyone who wants to try the system, here's the link: https://olive-partridge-593852.hostingersite.com/

Hello, everyone. I made queuing system called NextCall. I'm wondering if someone can help pitch this software to your local government or any business owners you know na kailangan ng ganito.

• Browser-based, no hardware to install
• Works on any device (desktop, tablet, phone)
• Go from signup to first serving in minutes
• Voice announcements included
• Live queue displays update in real time
• Public registration kiosks
• Role-based access (organization admin, manager, staff)
• Real-time updates via WebSockets
• Staff serve, skip, bump, recall with one click
• Managers control services, windows, and staff from one dashboard
• Multi-branch support from a single account
• Multi-tenant (one installation serves unlimited organizations)
• Analytics and reporting
• Responsive interface across all screen sizes
• Dark mode
• Scales from one counter to dozens of windows

Currently, it is deployed on basic hostinger account with a temporary domain because I am still not sure whether to make this application into a SaaS or On-Premises application. The pricing should be ignored for now. Besides that, naka POLLING lang muna siya for real-time updates rather than web sockets pero it is still fast enough for demonstration purposes. The master branch remains to use web socket for updates.

The user interface is intentionally minimalist and purpose-built for immediate action. that was one of my priorities. The queue monitor could be flexible or a rigid grid. It is extremely fast because of optimistic updates with gracefull fallbacks(i made a lot of feature tests )

there could be more bugs but i hope a lot were "squashed" after month and half of development.

To anyone na interested, please contact this page so we can talk about it.

Or if anyone is willing to help me make it into SaaS by handling its production and deployment (it really needs load balancing, horizontal scaling, a proper domain), and processing the legal matters, don't hesitate to reach out. we can be partners.

to anyone who wants to try, here's the link: https://olive-partridge-593852.hostingersite.com

Hello, everyone. I made queuing system called NextCall. I'm wondering if someone can help pitch this software to your local government or any business owners you know na kailangan ng ganito. Hindi pa ako sure kung gagawin ko to as a SaaS or on-premise software.

- Browser-based, no hardware to install

- Works on any device (desktop, tablet, phone)

- Go from signup to first serving in minutes

- Voice announcements included

- Live queue displays update in real time

- Public registration kiosks

- Role-based access (organization admin, manager, staff)

- Real-time updates via WebSockets

- Staff serve, skip, bump, recall with one click

- Managers control services, windows, and staff from one dashboard

- Multi-branch support from a single account

- Multi-tenant (one installation serves unlimited organizations)

- Analytics and reporting

- Responsive interface across all screen sizes

- Dark mode

- Scales from one counter to dozens of windows

The user interface is intentionally minimalist and purpose-built for immediate action. that was one of my priorities. The queue monitor could be flexible or a rigid grid. It is extremely fast because of optimistic updates with gracefull fallbacks(i made a lot of feature tests)

To anyone na interested, please contact this account so we can talk about it.

Or if anyone is willing to help me make it into SaaS by handling its production and deployment (it really needs load balancing, horizontal scaling, a proper domain), and processing the legal matters, don't hesitate to reach out. we can be partners. pwede rin on premise or you can install it on your own servers

to anyone who wants to try, here's the link: https://olive-partridge-593852.hostingersite.com/

Hello, everyone. I made queuing system called NextCall. I'm wondering if someone can help pitch this software to your local government or any business owners you know na kailangan ng ganito. Hindi pa ako sure kung gagawin ko to as a SaaS or on-premise software.

- Browser-based, no hardware to install

- Works on any device (desktop, tablet, phone)

- Go from signup to first serving in minutes

- Voice announcements included

- Live queue displays update in real time

- Public registration kiosks

- Role-based access (organization admin, manager, staff)

- Real-time updates via WebSockets

- Staff serve, skip, bump, recall with one click

- Managers control services, windows, and staff from one dashboard

- Multi-branch support from a single account

- Multi-tenant (one installation serves unlimited organizations)

- Analytics and reporting

- Responsive interface across all screen sizes

- Dark mode

- Scales from one counter to dozens of windows

The user interface is intentionally minimalist and purpose-built for immediate action. that was one of my priorities. The queue monitor could be flexible or a rigid grid. It is extremely fast because of optimistic updates with gracefull fallbacks(i made a lot of feature tests)

To anyone na interested, please contact this account so we can talk about it.

Or if anyone is willing to help me make it into SaaS by handling its production and deployment (it really needs load balancing, horizontal scaling, a proper domain), and processing the legal matters, don't hesitate to reach out. we can be partners. pwede rin on premise or you can install it on your own servers

to anyone who wants to try, here's the link: https://olive-partridge-593852.hostingersite.com/

Hello, everyone. I made queuing system called NextCall. I'm wondering if someone can help pitch this software to your local government or any business owners you know na kailangan ng ganito. Hindi pa ako sure kung gagawin ko to as a SaaS or on-premise software.

- Browser-based, no hardware to install

- Works on any device (desktop, tablet, phone)

- Go from signup to first serving in minutes

- Voice announcements included

- Live queue displays update in real time

- Public registration kiosks

- Role-based access (organization admin, manager, staff)

- Real-time updates via WebSockets

- Staff serve, skip, bump, recall with one click

- Managers control services, windows, and staff from one dashboard

- Multi-branch support from a single account

- Multi-tenant (one installation serves unlimited organizations)

- Analytics and reporting

- Responsive interface across all screen sizes

- Dark mode

- Scales from one counter to dozens of windows

The user interface is intentionally minimalist and purpose-built for immediate action. that was one of my priorities. The queue monitor could be flexible or a rigid grid. It is extremely fast because of optimistic updates with gracefull fallbacks(i made a lot of feature tests)

To anyone na interested, please contact this account so we can talk about it.

Or if anyone is willing to help me make it into SaaS by handling its production and deployment (it really needs load balancing, horizontal scaling, a proper domain), and processing the legal matters, don't hesitate to reach out. we can be partners. pwede rin on premise or you can install it on your own servers

to anyone who wants to try, here's the link: https://olive-partridge-593852.hostingersite.com/

TLDR:

1. Enable Developer Options & Wireless Debugging
2. Set Up App Manager: Get it from F-Droid or GitHub. Open App Manager, go to settings, and change the Mode of Operation to Wireless Debugging. Pair the app by entering the port and pairing code provided inside your phone's Wireless Debugging menu.
3. Start your DeX Session: Connect to Display Launch your unofficial Wireless DeX connection so it is actively running on your external monitor or TV. (dex doenst need to run to activate touchpad)
4. Force-Launch the Trackpad: Inside App Manager. Search for System UI (com.android.systemui) in App Manager. Swipe to the Activities tab, search for TouchpadActivity, tap it, and select Launch. Your phone screen will instantly turn into the trackpad.

end of tldr

As some of you know, you can unofficially trigger Wireless DeX on devices like the Galaxy A56 in One UI 8.5 using the activity launcher app or through this app by u/dogpoopy_. It works surprisingly well, but because the phone is officially flagged as unsupported, Samsung completely strips out the SystemUI notification and navigation bar button used to open the trackpad overlay on your phone's screen. (dex used to be unofficially accessible via settings and modes and routines)

After doing some quick search, I found a way to force-launch the native DeX trackpad layout completely root-free! Here is exactly how I did it and how you can do it too:

1. The Discovery with Activity Launcher

I started digging around using a standard Activity Launcher app from the Play Store to scan the system files. Deep inside the com.android.systemui package, I found the exact native activity responsible for the trackpad overlay:

com.android.systemui.dextouchpad.activity.TouchpadActivity

The Roadblock: When you try to launch it normally from a standard Activity Launcher, Android blocks it immediately. Because Samsung flagged the activity as android:exported="false", a regular app running in "No Root" mode just throws a security permission exception, flashes a quick loading toast, and closes.

2. The Solution: Using App Manager + Wireless Debugging

To bypass this security block without rooting, I ditched standard activity launchers and switched to App Manager (the open-source tool by Muntashir Akon).

Because App Manager can bind directly to Android's native Wireless Debugging framework, it gains elevated developer privileges capable of launching non-exported activities.

How to reproduce this layout:

1. Get the App: Grab App Manager from F-Droid or GitHub.
2. Elevate Permissions: Open App Manager's settings, go to Mode of Operation, change it to Wireless Debugging, and pair it using the pairing code/port from your phone's Developer Options.
3. Connect to DeX: Start your unofficial Wireless DeX session so it's running on your external monitor/TV. (dex doesnt need to run to activiate touchpad)
4. Locate the Activity: * In App Manager's main screen, look up System UI (or search com.android.systemui).
   • Tap on System UI, swipe over to the Activities tab, and search for TouchpadActivity.
5. Force Launch: Tap the activity and select Launch

Because App Manager executes the intent through the wireless ADB loop, it completely ignores the manifest restrictions. Your phone screen will instantly blank out and transform into the fully functioning, official desktop trackpad!

1st image: it shows that activity launcher is restricted from launching this activity
2nd image: App manager on fdroid
3rd & 4th images: App manager opened and searched the touchpad
5th image: the touchpad

the last hurdle is activating the keyboard while on the touchpad. also make a shortcut of this actiivty in app manager. i dont know if this android activity was exposed in one ui 8.0 but it's here in 8.5

Before 8.5, the barchart version only appeared sometimes. I dont know what the conditions were for this but maybe when the rain is strong or is definitely happening.

Most of the time, it was a rain cloud icon or thunder icon.

Since 8.5, i have not seen the rain icon only version yet. it's always with barcharts now

Im not complaining, im only asking if everyone also experience this in 8.5 to confirm that they really did change it now

I am having a strange issue with the Windows Search menu on my Lenovo ThinkPad T480. A gray empty box keeps popping up at the bottomof my search window

The strange part is that this notification is not permanent. It will randomly disappear, but then it reappears the moment I click on an app or try to interact with the search bar but not always

Here are my system specifications:

• OS: Windows 10
• Device: Lenovo ThinkPad T480
• RAM: 8GB
• Error Codes: None. There are no error codes shown, just the visual notification box blinking in and out of existence.
• EditionWindows 10 Pro
• Version22H2
• Installed on‎6/‎4/‎2024
• OS Build19045.7291

I haven't tried modifying any major system services yet because I don't want to break anything, and clicking the "Turn indexing back on" link inside the box doesn't seem to permanently fix the issue.

Has anyone experienced this on Windows 10?

Some of them are living images and refocus shots, it would be really cool to show it to you all, unfortanately, theres no site to support them