Washer 1
Running
Time left
12:47
For the laundromat counter
Every machine. Every bag. One glance.
Washboard is the counter board for laundromats. Live timers for every washer and dryer, a ticket board for drop-off wash-and-fold, and everything stays on your tablet. No account, no internet, no setup.
Runs in the browser on any tablet or phone. Nothing is sent anywhere.
Washers
2 free · 3 running · 1 done
Washer 2
FreeWasher 3
Done
Waiting
4 min
Washer 4
Running
Time left
31:08
Washer 5
Running
Time left
02:15
Washer 6
FreeThe counter runs on memory and scraps of paper.
Customers ask which dryer is free and when theirs will finish, and you walk the floor to check. Drop-off bags pile up: whose is whose, what it weighed, what you quoted, when you promised it, and whether it has been washed, folded or picked up. A wrong price costs money. A lost bag costs a customer.
- “Is mine done yet?” answered from the counter.
- Every bag numbered, priced and promised.
- Nothing to install, nothing to sign up for.
Three taps, start to finish.
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Start a machine.
Tap Start on a free washer or dryer. The card counts down in minutes and seconds, turns Done by itself, and shows how long the load has been waiting.
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02
Write the ticket.
Name, weight, price per kilo, due time. The price is filled from your settings and the total is on screen before you press Save.
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03
Move it along.
Received, Washing, Ready, Collected. One button that names the next step, one to go back. Overdue orders turn red.
Built for busy hands at a counter.
Big figures, quiet chrome, and thumb-sized buttons. Everything a shift needs, nothing it does not.
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Timers that survive anything.
A run stores when it started and when it ends, so a reload or a tablet that slept through the cycle shows the right state the moment it wakes.
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Done means waiting.
Finished machines turn amber, pulse gently and show how long the load has sat: “Just now”, “3 min”, “1 h 5 min”. Chase the customer, not the clock.
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Pricing that does the maths.
Enter the weight and the total appears: 4.2 kg × $2.50 = $10.50. Price per kilo comes from your settings, and a ticket keeps the price it was quoted even if you raise it later.
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Due times you can read.
“Today 17:00”, “Tomorrow 09:00”, “Sat 24 Oct, 09:00”. Overdue orders get a red stripe and a red pill while they are still Received or Washing.
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Your floor, your numbers.
Set how many washers and dryers you have, how long each cycle runs, your price per kilo and your currency symbol. Up to 40 of each kind.
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Nothing leaves the shop.
No account, no server, no sync. Everything lives in the browser on the device at the counter, and the app follows the tablet's light or dark setting.
This is the real thing. Go on, start a washer.
Live below, running in your browser with its own sample-free, empty board. Whatever you do here stays on this device.
Made to be read at arm's length with wet hands.
- 44 px
- minimum touch target, every button and field
- 1 tap
- to start a machine, clear it, or move a ticket
- 0
- accounts, servers or sign-ups
- 24 h
- default due time, rounded up to the next hour
Put it on the counter.
Open it on the tablet, set your machine counts and price, and the next drop-off gets a number.
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