Every call answered. Every AI query landed. No commission.
A front house agent runs your floor — briefing you before service, flagging allergies, filling gaps. A voice agent answers every call. A booking agent connects ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity — so guests book directly inside their chat. Every booking lands in one place.
Fork Time doesn't wait to be used. It shows up every morning before service like a GM who already did the pre-shift checklist.
You see the calls you answered. You don't see the ones that rang out at 7:42pm. You see the contact form replies. You don't see the guest who closed the tab at 11:14pm because nobody was there. And you definitely don't see the four-top who asked ChatGPT for a good Italian and got sent down the street. Three doors are open right now. Fork Time stands at all of them.
A guest asks AI for "a good Italian for four at 7." Your name is the one that comes back. The booking lands in your system before they finish dessert anywhere else.
Friday at 7:42pm. The call you would've missed gets a real-sounding answer on the first ring. The 9pm rush is full when you walk past the host stand.
A guest scrolls your menu at midnight, asks about corkage, books Saturday's table. You wake up to a confirmed party of six you didn't know existed.
Every other tool you've tried gave you another dashboard. Tabs to learn. Screens to monitor. Reports to scroll. Fork Time gives you something else: a chat. You ask, you get an answer. You instruct, it gets done. No tabs. No clicks. No training.
Brief the night.
Run the floor.
Close out.
Picks up on the first ring. Takes the name, the party size, the time, the dietary flags. Sends an SMS confirmation before the guest hangs up.
Your phone number. No hardware. No app. Forward it and go live in 60 minutes.
The booking agent connects Fork Time to any AI assistant — ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity. A guest asks for a table. The agent checks live availability, confirms the booking, and lands it in your system.
No redirect. No third-party site. No commission.
Google launched AI-powered restaurant booking in April 2026. A restaurant without a booking agent is invisible in that channel.
OpenTable charges $1.50–$3.50 per cover.
150 covers a week? That's $1,200 in fees — before the subscription.
Fork Time doesn't work that way.
Direct answers to what owners actually ask before switching. If yours isn't here, email us — a real human replies within 24 hours.
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Paste your restaurant URL. Fork Time reads your menu, hours, and brand. Forward your phone number. All three agents go live. No developer. No hardware. No commission.