Dibs is your booking assistant for spots that are always full.
Tell it the place, your party size, and the times that work. It watches that venue around the clock and books a spot in your name the moment one opens up.
Your dibs
The right to claim something before anyone else gets it.
“I called dibs on the window seat, so it's mine.”
A booking assistant for places that are always full.
Some reservations are nearly impossible to get. The restaurant that books out for months. The padel court that fills in minutes. The dermatologist with a six-week waitlist.
Dibs gets them for you. You say where you want to go, how many of you there are, and which dates and times work. Dibs then watches that booking system non-stop, and when a matching spot opens up it makes the reservation in your name. You get the confirmation by email, exactly as if you had booked it yourself.
The booking game is rigged against your time.
Scarcity is the product now. The best spots aren't hard to want. They're hard to get. Sound familiar?
Reservations drop at midnight. So do you.
Hovering over your phone at 11:59, playing fastest finger first, and still losing the table to someone (or something) quicker.
Cancellations vanish in seconds.
The spot you wanted opened at 2:14 PM on a Tuesday. You found out Wednesday. Timing you can't win is timing you shouldn't fight.
Waitlists that never call back.
Join five lists, get zero pings, watch the spot go to someone who refreshed at the right second. A part-time job you never applied for.
One dib. Then nothing.
Place your dib
Thirty seconds in the dashboard: the place, the people, the windows that work. Hit go, then close the tab and forget it.
Dibs goes hunting
It watches around the clock, jumps the queue, and pounces on cancellations in milliseconds. Nothing opens without Dibs seeing it.
The email comes back
A confirmation lands in your inbox with the calendar invite attached, booked under your name. You did nothing. That's the point.
An agent that never blinks.
Everything a relentless, perfectly timed assistant would do, running quietly behind one calm dashboard.
Always watching
Apps, sites, and waitlists, monitored 24/7. You never camp on a reservations page at midnight again.
Millisecond reflexes
A seat opens and Dibs takes it, faster than a human can even refresh.
No spot, no charge
If your window closes without a claim, you pay nothing for it. That's the deal.
Booked in your name, on your calendar
Dibs hunts the earliest opening across your windows, completes the booking under your name, and drops the invite on your calendar. The confirmation emails you back.
watching, day and night
to place a dib
invites per member
is all it takes
Claimed while
you sleep.
Cancellations drop at strange hours, and Dibs doesn't sleep. This is what a good morning looks like: claims caught overnight, confirmations waiting with breakfast.
Tasting menu · table for 2 · Sat 7:45 PM
The feeling of always being first.
Vignettes from the scenarios we designed Dibs around. Not customer quotes yet; the beta exists to earn the real ones.
“Placed a dib on 2 courts from a bar at midnight. Woke up to the confirmation email and an invite already on my calendar.”
“Set a dib on a tasting menu “any Friday in spring” and genuinely forgot about it. Three weeks later: booked.”
“It caught a dermatologist cancellation I'd chased for two months. At 7 PM on a Thursday, while I was making dinner.”
“Every salon slot with Ana vanishes in minutes. Dibs caught a Friday 5:30 drop. The invite hit my calendar before I'd even seen the email.”
“Two kids, zero free time. One dib and the weekend plans itself. It's the only booking flow that survives my life.”
“I travel constantly. Dibs claims the table in the destination's timezone while I'm on the plane. Quietly magic.”
“Placed a dib on 2 courts from a bar at midnight. Woke up to the confirmation email and an invite already on my calendar.”
“Set a dib on a tasting menu “any Friday in spring” and genuinely forgot about it. Three weeks later: booked.”
“It caught a dermatologist cancellation I'd chased for two months. At 7 PM on a Thursday, while I was making dinner.”
“Every salon slot with Ana vanishes in minutes. Dibs caught a Friday 5:30 drop. The invite hit my calendar before I'd even seen the email.”
“Two kids, zero free time. One dib and the weekend plans itself. It's the only booking flow that survives my life.”
“I travel constantly. Dibs claims the table in the destination's timezone while I'm on the plane. Quietly magic.”
“Placed a dib on 2 courts from a bar at midnight. Woke up to the confirmation email and an invite already on my calendar.”
“Set a dib on a tasting menu “any Friday in spring” and genuinely forgot about it. Three weeks later: booked.”
“It caught a dermatologist cancellation I'd chased for two months. At 7 PM on a Thursday, while I was making dinner.”
“Every salon slot with Ana vanishes in minutes. Dibs caught a Friday 5:30 drop. The invite hit my calendar before I'd even seen the email.”
“Two kids, zero free time. One dib and the weekend plans itself. It's the only booking flow that survives my life.”
“I travel constantly. Dibs claims the table in the destination's timezone while I'm on the plane. Quietly magic.”
“Placed a dib on 2 courts from a bar at midnight. Woke up to the confirmation email and an invite already on my calendar.”
“Set a dib on a tasting menu “any Friday in spring” and genuinely forgot about it. Three weeks later: booked.”
“It caught a dermatologist cancellation I'd chased for two months. At 7 PM on a Thursday, while I was making dinner.”
“Every salon slot with Ana vanishes in minutes. Dibs caught a Friday 5:30 drop. The invite hit my calendar before I'd even seen the email.”
“Two kids, zero free time. One dib and the weekend plans itself. It's the only booking flow that survives my life.”
“I travel constantly. Dibs claims the table in the destination's timezone while I'm on the plane. Quietly magic.”
“I travel constantly. Dibs claims the table in the destination's timezone while I'm on the plane. Quietly magic.”
“Two kids, zero free time. One dib and the weekend plans itself. It's the only booking flow that survives my life.”
“Every salon slot with Ana vanishes in minutes. Dibs caught a Friday 5:30 drop. The invite hit my calendar before I'd even seen the email.”
“It caught a dermatologist cancellation I'd chased for two months. At 7 PM on a Thursday, while I was making dinner.”
“Set a dib on a tasting menu “any Friday in spring” and genuinely forgot about it. Three weeks later: booked.”
“Placed a dib on 2 courts from a bar at midnight. Woke up to the confirmation email and an invite already on my calendar.”
“I travel constantly. Dibs claims the table in the destination's timezone while I'm on the plane. Quietly magic.”
“Two kids, zero free time. One dib and the weekend plans itself. It's the only booking flow that survives my life.”
“Every salon slot with Ana vanishes in minutes. Dibs caught a Friday 5:30 drop. The invite hit my calendar before I'd even seen the email.”
“It caught a dermatologist cancellation I'd chased for two months. At 7 PM on a Thursday, while I was making dinner.”
“Set a dib on a tasting menu “any Friday in spring” and genuinely forgot about it. Three weeks later: booked.”
“Placed a dib on 2 courts from a bar at midnight. Woke up to the confirmation email and an invite already on my calendar.”
“I travel constantly. Dibs claims the table in the destination's timezone while I'm on the plane. Quietly magic.”
“Two kids, zero free time. One dib and the weekend plans itself. It's the only booking flow that survives my life.”
“Every salon slot with Ana vanishes in minutes. Dibs caught a Friday 5:30 drop. The invite hit my calendar before I'd even seen the email.”
“It caught a dermatologist cancellation I'd chased for two months. At 7 PM on a Thursday, while I was making dinner.”
“Set a dib on a tasting menu “any Friday in spring” and genuinely forgot about it. Three weeks later: booked.”
“Placed a dib on 2 courts from a bar at midnight. Woke up to the confirmation email and an invite already on my calendar.”
“I travel constantly. Dibs claims the table in the destination's timezone while I'm on the plane. Quietly magic.”
“Two kids, zero free time. One dib and the weekend plans itself. It's the only booking flow that survives my life.”
“Every salon slot with Ana vanishes in minutes. Dibs caught a Friday 5:30 drop. The invite hit my calendar before I'd even seen the email.”
“It caught a dermatologist cancellation I'd chased for two months. At 7 PM on a Thursday, while I was making dinner.”
“Set a dib on a tasting menu “any Friday in spring” and genuinely forgot about it. Three weeks later: booked.”
“Placed a dib on 2 courts from a bar at midnight. Woke up to the confirmation email and an invite already on my calendar.”
Not everyone gets in.
Dibs is invite-only. A small member circle means faster pounces for everyone inside. We keep it small for speed, not for show.
- Entry by referral code only, starting with 50 free founding spots
- Every member holds exactly two invites
- Membership stays small, so claims stay instant
- Members only pay when Dibs lands the spot
The honest answers.
Dibs is a members-only booking assistant for places that are always full. You tell it where you want to go, how many people you are, and which dates and times work for you. It watches that venue's booking system around the clock and completes the reservation in your name the moment a matching spot opens. The name comes from calling dibs, the playground rule of claiming something first.
You place a dib once from your dashboard: the place, the people, and the windows that work. From there Dibs watches availability around the clock, and the moment a spot matches it completes the booking in your name. You set the rules; it does the waiting, the refreshing, and the grabbing.
Log in to your dashboard, hit New dib, and describe what you want. A table for two at Lilia any Friday, two padel courts Saturday morning, the next dermatology cancellation. Thirty seconds, then close the tab. Messaging channels like WhatsApp are on the roadmap, but v1 keeps it to one calm dashboard.
Dibs is in private beta and entry is by referral code only. Right now the first 50 founding spots are free with the public code DIBS-7F2K, while they last. After those go, every member holds two invites, so the way in is knowing someone who's already inside.
Dibs books on your behalf and in your name, exactly like a great personal assistant would. We don't resell reservations, scalp, or manufacture fake demand. You're a real guest who actually shows up; we simply make sure you're first in line when a seat opens.
Then you pay nothing for it. Dibs keeps watching until your window closes, pounces on every cancellation, and tells you the instant something opens. No spot, no charge. That's the deal.
Anywhere reservations are scarce: counter seats and tasting menus, padel and tennis courts, specialist and dermatology cancellations, the stylist everyone wants, sold-out classes, and dawn tee times. If there's a waitlist, Dibs belongs on it.
Cancellations can vanish in seconds. Dibs reacts in milliseconds, monitoring continuously and claiming the opening the instant it appears, day or night, while you're asleep or in a meeting.
No, and that's the entire point. Place your dib once and close the tab. When Dibs lands your spot, a confirmation email arrives with the calendar invite attached, booked under your name and already on your calendar. The best booking experience is the one you never think about.