How it works
- Get the beta build. Install Spark on iPhone with the TestFlight public invite. Details and a tester checklist live on /beta.
- Verify your phone in Profile. Open the app → Profile → verify the number you'll text from. The agent needs that before it can help.
- Text Spark. (347) 281-2048 — plain language. A restaurant, a few restaurants, a night, a window, how many of you. Example: “Carbone, Lodi or Torrisi — Thursday, 7–9pm, two people.”
60-second walkthrough
How Spark works from install to texting for a table. Starts muted — tap play when you want sound.
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What happens after you text
Spark watches for openings on the places you named. When in-chat booking is available for that venue, it can confirm the table on your own Resy or OpenTable account via Ophelia — in your name, cancellable by you. If the restaurant sends a one-time code, you paste it in the chat. Spark never asks for a password and never invents a code.
Booking is rolling out. Some asks still end with a link or a handoff. We won't pretend every text becomes a seated reservation tonight.
Spark is an agent, and it says so
You are texting software, not a person — it tells you that in the first message, every time. It will never ask for a Resy or OpenTable password. The only codes it ever asks you to paste are booking one-time codes for a table you already requested. If something claiming to be Spark asks for a password or a random login code you didn't initiate, it isn't us.
The app
Build a wishlist of NYC places, verify your phone, then text Spark when you want a table. Get build → verify in Profile → text. That is the whole loop.
Join on TestFlight Beta checklist
Beta 1.4.0 (67) is live on TestFlight and ready to join. Install with the link above, then verify your phone in Profile before you text Spark.