The ritual of queuing or fumbling with a phone to check-in with the COVID-19 app is over for Queenslanders attending venues where vaccination proof is not mandatory.

Changes to contact tracing has prompted calls to scrap the Check-In Queensland app The Covid-19 Check-In app has been deemed a redundant compliance measure with calls for it to be ditched as ...

Queensland pubs and cafes will be forced to sign up to the state government’s coronavirus check-in app by May. And other businesses could be next.

The new Check In Queensland app home screen featuring a vaccine booking prompt. Screenshot However, the vaccination booking is not built into the Check In Queensland app.

As of December 17, only fully-immunised Queensland residents can go to the state's pubs, cafes and restaurants by showing an official vaccination certificate on the Check-In Qld app.

The latest data provided by Queensland Health shows the Check In QLD app records over 23 million weekly check-ins statewide, but in a 30-minute window observed by the Cairns Post less than half of ...

Queensland Covid-19 check-in app suffers outage Queensland’s mandatory check-in app has suffered a statewide outage just one day after the Government announced plans to expand its reach.

Queensland launches new COVID-19 check-in app More than 204 businesses in the trial have registered and started using the new app, with over 29,000 customers having checked in.

A free check-in app about to become mandatory for thousands of Queensland businesses will be crucial to containing future COVID outbreaks, according to Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk.

Long queues, waiting times and filling out countless forms could be a thing of the past as a new QR code check-in app is launched across Queensland today.