User guide

1. Getting started

You need Google Chrome on a computer and a Dawnhub account that you already use to book buyers.

1. Open the downloads page and choose Chrome Web Store, then Add to Chrome.
2. Chrome asks to let the extension read and change your data on hub.dawn-boosting.com. That's how it adds its tools to Dawnhub's pages, and it's the only site it runs on.
3. Reload any Dawnhub tab you already had open.

The tools appear directly on Dawnhub. Buttons sit above the table on the raids list and on a raid's own page, and the rest works inside the raids table itself. The extension's icon in Chrome's toolbar opens a short status popup with links back to this guide.

On macOS, use ⌘ wherever this guide says Ctrl.

2. Fill booking from a DM

Paste a message from a buyer, such as a Discord or Battle.net DM or an in-game whisper, as a screenshot or as copied text. The extension picks the raid they're asking about, reads their Name-Realm and any price they mention, and fills in the booking for you to check and submit.

What it needs

This is the one tool that needs more than Chrome itself: it reads DMs with Chrome's built-in AI (Gemini Nano, through Chrome's Prompt API).

• Desktop Chrome with built-in AI. Chrome on phones doesn't have it, and whether a computer qualifies is Chrome's decision. At the time of writing, Google asks for Windows 10 or 11, macOS 13 or later, Linux, or a Chromebook Plus. It also needs about 22 GB of free disk space and either a graphics card with more than 4 GB of memory or 16 GB of RAM. Google's current requirements have the details.
• A one-time model download. Chrome downloads the AI model the first time it's needed. The extension's popup shows whether it's ready, and Download now starts it early. You can close the popup; the download carries on.

To check yourself, open chrome://on-device-internals in a new tab. Without the AI, this tool still works as a quick booking form: pick the raid, type the Name-Realm and Pot, and it opens the raid and fills them in.

Step by step

1. Open Dawnhub's raids list and wait for the raids to load. The DM is matched against the raids listed there, so pick the dates and region you sell for.
2. Take a screenshot of the conversation, wherever it happened (on Windows, Win+Shift+S copies it straight to the clipboard). Or, where the app allows it, select the buyer's messages and copy them with Ctrl+C.
3. Back on Dawnhub, press Ctrl+V anywhere on the page to paste the screenshot. To paste copied text, first click Fill booking from DM above the table, then paste into the window that opens.
4. Wait a moment while it reads. Each booking's Raid, Name-Realm and Pot fill in as soon as it's done, plus the Bosses on a curve raid.
5. Check the fields, then choose Open & fill on the booking. The raid opens in a new tab with its booking form filled in, and the window stays open for the next booking.
6. In the new tab, check the booking form, including the class Dawnhub's own search filled in, and submit it.

Pasting a DM

Copied text is more accurate than a screenshot. A screenshot first has to be turned back into text, and that can misread a stylized display name or a name squeezed between timestamps. Screenshots are for when you only have an image.

• Anywhere on the raids list or a raid's own page, a pasted screenshot opens the window straight away. Pasted text is left alone there, so pasting into Dawnhub's own fields keeps working as normal.
• Inside the window, both screenshots and text are read, and you can also drag an image or text onto it. Pasting again replaces what was there. Anything you already typed or picked yourself is kept.
• For an accurate read, crop a screenshot to the conversation and include the message where the buyer writes their character. Only English conversations are supported.

Several bookings in one DM

Buyers often book more than one character in a single message, for example two of their own, or a character on each boss of a curve raid. Each character becomes a booking of its own in the window, with its own raid, bosses, Name-Realm and Pot.

• What the DM says once about the run, such as the time or the price, applies to every character in it.
• Open each booking with its own Open & fill. Opened bookings are marked, so it's clear which are left.
• Use Add booking for a character the reading missed, and Remove for one it read by mistake.
• Pasting the next DM clears out the bookings you've already opened, and keeps any you haven't.

How the raid is picked

The AI only reads plain facts from the DM. It never chooses the raid. The extension then scores every raid you can still sell into against those facts:

• A raid is only picked automatically with a score of at least 60. A matching time is enough on its own. Without a time, the raid name, difficulty and loot type together are enough. On a tie, the raid starting sooner wins.
• Only active raids with a free slot are considered. The raid list starts with those beginning within three hours; show all raids shows the rest of your list. Once a booking has a raid, only that raid is shown; change raid opens the list again.
• On a raid's own page, that raid is selected from the start. A DM that clearly names another raid replaces it, but a raid you picked yourself is never replaced.
• A price in the DM never affects which raid is picked.

Checking and filling

Fields fill in automatically only while they're empty, and a small spinner next to a field means it's still being read. Check the Name-Realm spelling especially after a screenshot. Pot is a number in thousands of gold; leave it blank to keep whatever Dawnhub puts there. The raid list shows how full each raid is, and marks a sold-out curve boss in red.

Open & fill opens the raid's booking page in a new tab and fills its form as soon as it appears, even when that raid is already open in this tab, so each booking gets a form of its own.

Only Name-Realm, Pot and, on a curve raid, the Bosses ticked in the window are filled in. The extension then clicks Dawnhub's own magnifying glass next to Name-Realm, so Dawnhub looks the character up and fills in its class. Everything else is left as it is.

Troubleshooting

3. Find a buyer

On the raids list, Find a buyer searches every raid in the dates set in Dawnhub's Start Date and End Date filters for a character. Type part of their name-realm to see which raids they're booked into, with pot, deposit and paid status. Each result links to its raid in a new tab, and Refresh reloads the bookings. What you see depends on which bookings Dawnhub shows your account.

4. Raids with slots available

A Show only raids with slots available tick above Dawnhub's own VIP armor filter hides every raid that's already full, VIP, curve and regular alike. Dawnhub's own filter only covers VIP raids. The tick works alongside Dawnhub's filters and is remembered between visits.

5. Raid time links

Each raid's time on the raids list is a real link. Middle-click it or Ctrl+click it to open the raid in a new tab, or click it as normal to open it in place.

7. Privacy in short

The extension works with the Dawnhub data your account can already see, and talks only to Dawnhub itself. Anything you paste into it, such as a DM screenshot or message, is read on your computer and never sent anywhere. There are no analytics and no servers of its own. Details are in the privacy policy.