“Table for two at eight.” Booked.
Open the restaurant’s booking page, tell Hark what you want and watch it pick the date, the time and the number of guests. It stops before the final “Book” button so you can check everything.
No more date-picker fights
Hark handles the calendars, dropdowns and time slots.
You confirm, not the AI
The reservation is made only after your approval.
Remembered afterwards
Save the booking to Tracker so it is in your list.
How to do it
Step by step, with Hark.
Open the booking page
The restaurant’s own site or the booking page it links to.
Describe the booking
Date, time, guests, name. Add fallbacks if you are flexible.
Watch Hark fill the form
Each step appears in the side panel.
Approve the final click
Hark asks before it presses “Book now”.
Prompts to try
Copy, paste, done.
Tips
- Give alternatives up front: “8 pm, or the closest time after”.
- If the site asks for a phone number or card to hold the table, Hark will hand that step to you.
- Ask Hark to add the booking to Tracker when it is done.
FAQ
Questions, answered
Can an AI really book a restaurant for me?
Yes, on restaurants that take bookings through a web form. Hark fills in the form in your tab and waits for your approval before the final confirmation.
What if the site needs a card or a login?
Hark never types card numbers, passwords or codes. It will ask you to complete that step and can continue afterwards.
Does it work with every booking system?
It works with most web booking forms. Some systems block automation or use unusual widgets; Hark will tell you if it cannot continue.
Hand your next task to Hark.
Add it to Chrome, open the side panel and say what you need. It takes about ten seconds.
Free plan included · No account needed · Works in Chrome on Windows, Mac, Linux and ChromeOS