On a busy Saturday the queue is not at the till. It is the parent filling in a form for three children, the birthday guest nobody has details for, the waiver nobody can find. Qweekle's pages describe tickets, tills and turnstiles, and no waiver step. That part of the day is what wakesys was built for.[2][3]
wakesys vs Qweekle
See how wakesys stacks up feature by feature.
Why operators choose wakesys over Qweekle
What changes on a busy Saturday.
Waivers signed at home
Every guest signs on their own phone before the visit. At wakesys parks, 93% of checked-in tickets had a signed waiver before arrival, and only 0.6% needed a signature at the desk.[8]
The right adult signs for each child
For every child, wakesys asks the signer whether the child is their own. If not, they confirm first, and can share the link with the child's parent so the parent signs from their own phone.
One link for the whole group
The organiser pays once and shares one link. Each family claims its own named tickets and signs for its own children. Nobody types in twelve names at checkout.
A desk that just says hello
Staff see who is signed and ready. A missing waiver opens pre-filled on the counter tablet: the guest reads, signs and goes in.
Built for the phone
8 in 10 online bookings at Charleston Aqua Park are made on a phone (2026 season). The whole booking, from the activity to the payment, is built for thumbs.[9]
Your money, your Stripe account
Online payments are created on your own Stripe account. Qweekle's terms of sale have its payment partner take the fees straight from each payment and pay out after 5 days.[7]
What sets wakesys apart
The differences you would notice in a week of running the park.
A waiver record you can stand behind
Each waiver is versioned and stores the signer, the participant, a data hash, a signature checksum and a PDF. A guest with a valid waiver on file, signed by themselves or a family member, is not asked to sign again.
Returning families skip the form
When someone who has booked at your park before enters their email, wakesys recognises them and skips the details form. Their family, their children and their waivers are already there.
A second activity at the right price
Booking one activity can unlock a lower price on another, the same day. The offer only appears while that activity still has room, so guests are never sold a slot that is full.
One system at the desk
Online and walk-in sales share the same bookings, tickets and waivers. Staff take cash or card on a connected terminal, add to a booking, check guests in and refund a single ticket.
How to switch from Qweekle
Most parks are live within a single day. Here's the typical migration path.
Book a Demo
See wakesys run your Saturday: a family booking on a phone, a birthday group, check-in at the desk.
Set Up Your Activities
Set up activities, sessions and prices with us. Your guests create their own profiles the first time they book, so nothing has to be imported.
Set Up Your Waiver
Paste in your existing waiver text or start from a template, and turn on signing before arrival.
Connect Payments
Link your Stripe account to wakesys. Online payments go straight into it.
Add It to Your Website
Add the wakesys Book Now button or the embedded booking flow to your website. It works on any platform.
Go Live
Guests book, claim their tickets, sign at home and arrive ready.
Switching from Qweekle?
Common questions answered.
For an aquapark, trampoline park, wake park or activity park where families book online and every guest needs a signed waiver, wakesys. Guests book on a phone, the organiser shares one link, each family claims its own tickets and signs for its own children before arrival, and the desk sees who is ready.
Qweekle is French ticketing, till and access control software, sold at €119 a month per site plus modules. wakesys is booking, waiver and check-in software built around the guest: each person claims a named ticket and signs their own waiver at home, the signer is asked about every child, and staff check guests in against their waiver status.
Qweekle's website, blog and terms of sale do not mention digital waivers, liability releases or guardian signatures. In wakesys the waiver is part of every booking: each guest signs on their own phone before arrival, the signer is asked about every child, and check-in shows who is signed.
Qweekle publishes its prices in its terms of sale: €119 a month per site, €55 a month for each extra till, €80 a month for the loyalty and passes module, set-up from €790, and online card fees from 1.20% + €0.20 taken from each payment, on a 12-month contract. wakesys is free for all of 2026. Your price after that is confirmed in writing before you go live.
Check your notice period first: Qweekle's terms renew the contract for 12 months unless you cancel by email one month before the end. Then set up your activities, prices and waiver with us, connect your Stripe account and add the Book Now button to your website. Your guests create their own profiles the first time they book, so there is no customer file to import.
Yes. Guests book and sign their waiver in French, and your park charges in euros. The same booking also works in English and German for visitors from abroad.
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