Branding on visitor pages
Your visitor pages wear your brand — from day one, on the Free package and every other. Your logo and business name lead; turnda keeps only a small "Powered by turnda" footer.
Whose brand shows
| Your account | What visitors see |
|---|---|
| Any package, Free included | Your company name and logo lead the join page, the tracking page and the kiosk, with a small “Powered by turnda” footer always there too. |
| No company name set yet | Falls back to turnda's own mark until you add one in Business brand. |
Setting your brand
Set it once in Business brand (owner-only) — your company name and a logo (PNG, JPEG, WEBP, GIF or SVG, up to 256 KB). It's one brand for your whole business, inherited by every location.
Where it appears
Your name and logo show at the top of the join and tracking pages and on the kiosk. Per-surface colours and text are tuned in Visitor pages — the name and logo themselves come from Business brand.
When there is no logo to show
If you have set a business name but no logo — or if your logo file ever fails to load — the page shows a small square with your initials instead. It never shows a broken-image icon.
How the initials are worked out
| Your name | The initials shown |
|---|---|
| Northside Dental Group | ND — first letters of the first two words |
| In & Out Barbers | IO |
| Nomad | NO — first two letters, for a one-word name |
Your logo is shown at a fixed height with its own width, so a wide wordmark stays wide and is never cropped into a square. A very small image will look soft blown up — upload the largest version you have.
Where the line and location name print
| Page | What shows |
|---|---|
| Online appointment, and the WhatsApp-join page | A small line under your name: the line and the location, for example “Walk-ins · Northside Dental”. It answers “which poster did I just scan?” The location half is dropped when it simply repeats the line name — so an ordinary single-counter business does not read “Front desk · Front desk”. |
| Your visitor's own appointment page | The line name on its own. |
| The join page, tracking page and counter tablet | Neither — somebody who has scanned your poster and is standing in front of you does not need telling where they are. |
| A screen that turns a visitor away | The same pair, whether or not you've set a brand — somebody told a line is closed still needs to know which line. |
The "powered by turnda" footer
Every visitor page carries a small lower-case “powered by turnda” at the bottom, on every package. Tapping it opens our site in a new tab — it never takes a visitor away from their place in your line.