Slots vanish in seconds
An opening can be taken before you finish navigating the calendar. Checking by hand means being lucky at the exact moment.
The problem it solves
You can only watch one place
The portal shows one location at a time. Five locations means five times the refreshing, and Cloudflare starts blocking long before that works.
The calendar hides the date
It opens on the current month and marks everything unavailable. A slot eleven months out takes real navigation to reach — and that is time you do not have.
What your board looks like
Example — not live dataThis is a mock-up so you can see the shape of it. Real figures appear only once you sign in, and they come from what the group has actually observed.
How it works
- You install a Chrome extension and stay signed in to the visa portal. It watches the requests the page already makes, so it adds no traffic of its own.
- It checks all five locations every 45 seconds — often enough to stay inside Cloudflare's queue window, gently enough not to get blocked.
- It skips the calendar. The available dates are in the portal's own response, so it jumps straight to the right one instead of clicking through months.
- You get a phone alert with the date and time already selected. Booking is held off by default — you press the button.
What this does not do
- It does not create slots. If the consulate has released nothing, there is nothing to find.
- It does not defeat Cloudflare. It avoids triggering it, and occasionally you will be asked to tap "verify you are human".
- It does not see your password. Your login stays in your own browser; only the location, the day count and the first date are shared.
- It does not book without you. Automatic booking is off unless you deliberately turn it on, inside a date range you choose.