NOWAITN Occupancy
Occupancy · NOWAITN

Know how many people are in your space.

One live number for every room, floor, and line out the door. Count with a tap at the entrance, a photo of the room, or a camera feed — and get alerted before you hit capacity, not after.

No hardware required · Counts, not faces · Works with what you have

What Occupancy unlocks

Count three ways. Decide with one number.

Start counting today with zero hardware, add AI photo counts when you want proof, and graduate to always-on camera counting when you are ready.

01

Start with a tap

Anyone at the door counts people in and out from their phone. No install, no sensors — accurate capacity tracking from day one, at every entrance.

zero hardware
02

Count from a photo

Snap a picture of any room and AI returns the headcount with a confidence score. Spot-check the floor, settle the “how busy are we” question, keep a record for compliance.

photo in · count out
03

An API for anything

Live counts, history, and forecasts over a secure API. Drive door signage, staffing decisions, surge pricing, or a “how busy is it right now” widget on your own website.

counts · history · forecast
Common questions

How Occupancy works.

No. The fastest start is a phone at the door — staff tap people in and out and every zone updates live. AI photo counts and camera feeds are upgrades you add when you want them, not prerequisites.

You register a video source and we give you a secured ingest endpoint. Frames are sampled from your feed, people are counted by AI, and the zone number updates continuously — your footage never has to be exposed publicly.

Occupancy keeps counts, not faces. Analysis extracts a number and a confidence score; it does not identify individuals, and continuous feeds are sampled for counting rather than recorded.

Everything is available over the API and webhooks: current counts per zone, capacity status, history, and forecasts. Teams use it for door signage, staffing, compliance logs, and triggering actions in other NOWAITN apps when a space fills up.