Chrome Extension Auto-Book Canadian Dates
Budget: ₹12,500 – ₹37,500 INR
I need a lightweight Chrome extension that logs in to a specific Canadian website, keeps an eye on appointment availability, and the moment a time slot appears, books the very first date without asking for further confirmation. The entire flow has to be fully hands-off once I supply my login and basic booking details.
Here is what matters most to me:
• Continuous monitoring every few seconds so no opening is missed.
• Automatic form filling and submission that mimics a real user to avoid captchas or server blocks.
• A quick local pop-up or badge change confirming the date and time that were secured.
• Simple settings page where I can update my credentials, preferred location (if the site offers multiple), and turn the extension on or off.
Deliverable: a signed Chrome Web Store–ready ZIP (manifest v3), plus the unobfuscated source code so I can inspect and recompile later. The build should run on the latest Chrome release for Windows and macOS.
Acceptance criteria:
1. After installation and entering my details, the extension books the first available appointment on its own within one refresh cycle on a test account.
2. The confirmation message matches what the website displays in the browser UI.
3. No console errors or permission warnings appear during operation.
Preferred tech: JavaScript/TypeScript, Manifest v3, and Fetch/Axios for network calls—whatever you’re most comfortable with, provided it complies with Chrome’s latest policies.
If this sounds straightforward to you and you have prior Web-Automation or Puppeteer/Chrome-Extension experience, let’s get it done.
Here is what matters most to me:
• Continuous monitoring every few seconds so no opening is missed.
• Automatic form filling and submission that mimics a real user to avoid captchas or server blocks.
• A quick local pop-up or badge change confirming the date and time that were secured.
• Simple settings page where I can update my credentials, preferred location (if the site offers multiple), and turn the extension on or off.
Deliverable: a signed Chrome Web Store–ready ZIP (manifest v3), plus the unobfuscated source code so I can inspect and recompile later. The build should run on the latest Chrome release for Windows and macOS.
Acceptance criteria:
1. After installation and entering my details, the extension books the first available appointment on its own within one refresh cycle on a test account.
2. The confirmation message matches what the website displays in the browser UI.
3. No console errors or permission warnings appear during operation.
Preferred tech: JavaScript/TypeScript, Manifest v3, and Fetch/Axios for network calls—whatever you’re most comfortable with, provided it complies with Chrome’s latest policies.
If this sounds straightforward to you and you have prior Web-Automation or Puppeteer/Chrome-Extension experience, let’s get it done.
Related categories:
PHP
JavaScript
CSS
Software Architecture
HTML
Google Chrome
Web Development
API Integration