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A quiet seat,
held in your name.

Choose a shift. Take a numbered seat. Keep it for the length of your membership.

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How membership works

What you are actually paying for

One seat, one shift
A membership is a numbered seat in a chosen shift, held from your start date to your end date. You are not queuing each morning for whatever happens to be open.
Attendance on the record
Check in with your library ID and the day is logged. Your dashboard shows the days you actually sat, and staff mark you present by hand if a scan fails.
A receipt for every rupee
Pay online or at the desk. Either way the payment is issued a receipt number you can open and download from your account later.
Notices and complaints, tracked
Announcements arrive in your dashboard. A problem with your seat, the wifi or a bill goes to staff as a complaint with a status you can follow.

How to join

Six screens, in this order

  1. Sign in with Google

    The only way in, for members and staff alike. There is no password to invent and none to reset later.

  2. Fill in your details

    Name, phone, branch, what you are preparing for, and an address — the same form staff would otherwise fill in for you at the desk.

  3. Pay the registration fee

    A one-time joining fee, at whatever amount the library has set. You see the figure before you pay it and a receipt after.

  4. Choose a shift and a seat

    Pick your hours, then your seat inside them. The booking map is the real, numbered version of the plan sketched above — the seats still open are selectable and the taken ones are locked.

  5. Pay for the plan

    Online through the checkout, or in cash at the desk. Your membership dates run from the day the payment is recorded.

  6. Sit down

    That seat is yours for every day of the plan. Give your library ID at the counter to be marked present, and the day joins your attendance record.

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