What people say.

What I like most is seeing how many people are ahead before I set off. I used to lose half a day; now I arrive exactly on time.

I used to fill in fifteen invoices a month in Excel. Now it is one click. And it reminds me who has not paid.

Parents now learn about a missed class the same day. That was our biggest problem.

I work at a pharmacy. We used to get ten calls a day asking whether we had something. Now people arrive already knowing.

A simple bot, but I have not been late with a utility bill in a year. Nothing extra in the interface either. Editing a recurring schedule is a bit awkward though.

At a two-hundred-person event there was no queue at the door. Scanning a QR code takes a second.

What I like about Yusr is that every platform states the problem and the solution separately. You immediately see why it exists.

The problem of forgotten payment dates is solved. It is still beta and a little rough in places, but it does the main job.

I work at the reception desk. People used to come and sit from six in the morning. Now everyone arrives on time and the corridor is empty.

The message arrives quickly, which is good. But sometimes it arrives just because the child was late, which is a bit much.

Recurring invoices save a lot of time. You set it up once and they go out by themselves every month.

Great idea, but only three pharmacies in my district are on it. If the coverage grows it will be genuinely useful.