Book a restaurant table with Claude, by phone call
Many restaurants in India still take bookings only by phone. With Dial, you type one prompt in Claude and Dial makes the call for you.
> Book a table for four at a Taj hotel restaurant tonight at 8. Ask if they have a quiet corner.
How it works
- You type the prompt in Claude. Your AI shows you the number and the plan first, and calls when you say yes.
- Dial calls the restaurant. It says at the start that an AI is calling for you, and speaks Hindi, Tamil, Malayalam or English.
- If there is a wait, Dial takes it. You do not stay on hold.
- You get back what they said: table confirmed, no table, or another time.
What to know
- Dial asks and reports. The table is booked only if the restaurant agrees on the call.
- If the restaurant asks for a deposit, an OTP or card details, Dial does not give them. Dial never shares OTPs, passwords, card or bank details, or Aadhaar numbers.
- Calls can drop or go unanswered. Your AI tells you what happened, and you can ask Dial to try again.
- Dial calls businesses and services. It does not make sales calls or call people you know.
Price and timing
Dial opens on 18 Nov 2026. The waitlist is open now. Calls are ₹5 a minute plus GST, billed by the second.
Questions
Does Dial actually book the table?
Dial makes the call and asks for the booking in your words. The restaurant decides. You get back exactly what they said.
Does the restaurant know it is an AI?
Yes. Every call starts by saying an AI is calling, and for whom.
Can I join the call?
Yes. When a real person picks up, Dial can ring you so you can join.
Which languages can it speak?
Hindi, Tamil, Malayalam, other Indian languages and English. Tell your AI which one to use, or let it match the person on the other end.