The waiting game
A table, when one appears.
The restaurant is booked for six weeks. But people cancel constantly, and those tables go to whoever happened to look.
- No credit card required
- Free plan to start
Why you can't get in
- Everything is booked when you look.
- Cancellations appear and vanish within the hour.
- Notify-me features rarely work well.
- You'd take another night, if you knew one was free.
How Browza watches
It catches the cancellation
Regular checks find the table that just freed up.
Your range of dates
"Any Friday or Saturday next month" is something it can watch.
Right party size
A table for two and a table for six are different problems; it knows which you need.
You book it
It finds; you reserve.
What you'd actually say
No scripts, no selectors, no configuration screens — you describe the outcome and watch it happen.
“Watch for a table for two at this restaurant, any Friday or Saturday in the next six weeks, and tell me the moment something opens.”
Questions people ask
Will it book the table itself?
It tells you and can take you to the booking page. Reserving in your name waits for you.
Does it work with the big booking platforms?
It reads whatever site the restaurant uses, so it isn't limited to one platform.
Can it watch a few restaurants at once?
Yes — give it a shortlist.
Related use cases
The class, booked the minute it opens.Watch for spots in classes that fill instantly, and hear about a cancellation while you can still take it.Tickets, at a price that makes sense.Compare seats and prices across ticket sites for an event you want to see, including resale — and find the best value, not the fastest click.That campsite, when it opens up.Watch for cancellations and released dates at parks and campgrounds that are always full — and hear the moment one frees up.
What will you hand over?
Start with one task. Watch it run, take the wheel whenever you want, and keep the ones that earn their place.