Activities
Saturday, sorted. By phone.
Tee times, courts, lanes and sessions still go through whoever is on the desk, and the good slots go to whoever rings first. Juno rings, books the time for your group, and comes back with what they said.
- Finds the places for you
- Always says it's an AI
- Free to start
- “A tee time for four on Sunday morning, eighteen holes”
- “Book a padel court for four tomorrow at 7”
- “A bowling lane for six on Saturday evening”
- “Go-karting for five on Saturday afternoon, two of them are teenagers”
- What are you booking? Golf, a court, a lane, karting, a session.
- How many people?
- Roughly when? A range means Juno can take whatever slot they have.
- Anyone under sixteen? Most places have a minimum age, and the desk will ask.
How it goes
Three taps from you. One call from Juno.
- 01
Say what you fancy
The activity, how many of you, and roughly when. Juno asks the one or two things that venue always asks.
- 02
Pick a venue
Juno finds the places near you that run it, ranks them, and shows you a shortlist. Choose up to two.
- 03
Juno books the slot
It phones, books for the size of your group, and asks what it comes to and whether there is anything to know before you turn up. All of it lands in your confirmation.
Juno handles
The awkward bits, handled.
People, not lanes
Juno says how many of you are coming and lets the desk work out the lanes or courts. Six bowlers across two lanes is still one booking.
Ages and heights
Karting and trampoline parks have minimums and they always ask. Juno answers from what you told it, and if part of the group would be turned away it comes back to you rather than booking the rest.
Members only, or app only
Some clubs only take their own members, and some only book through their site. Juno tells you which it was, and names the site, so you know whether to book it yourself or try somewhere else.
Deposits
If they want a card to hold the slot, that is yours to decide. Juno never hands over card details and never claims a booking it could not make.
Questions
Before your first call.
What can Juno book?
Golf tee times; tennis, padel, pickleball, squash and badminton courts; bowling lanes; go-karting; paintball, laser tag and axe throwing; and trampoline parks, climbing gyms and play centres. The list grows as each one proves itself.
Can it book for a big group?
Yes. Tell Juno how many of you there are and it books for that many — the venue decides how many lanes or courts that takes.
What about children?
Say their ages. Juno gives them to the desk when asked, and if the venue has a minimum age or height the group does not meet, it comes back to you instead of booking part of the group.
What if the venue only books online?
Juno tells you that, and names the site or app they mentioned, so you can book it in a minute yourself rather than waiting on a call that was never going to work.
Will it pay a deposit?
No. Juno never gives card details. If a deposit is needed to hold the slot, it brings that back to you.
Does the venue know it is an AI?
Yes. Juno introduces itself as an AI assistant calling on your behalf at the start of every call, and confirms it if anyone asks.
Juno also books
Never make that call again.
Free to start. Four bookings a month, up to four venue calls each, and unlimited asking. Nothing to set up.