Hamaki supports macOS Shortcuts. You can query your schedule, retrieve visitor information, and create spots from any Shortcut, Focus automation, or Siri command.

Find all Hamaki actions by searching for "Hamaki" in Shortcuts.app.

Returns all appointments for a given date. Each result includes the visitor name, email, time, and calendar.

Takes a Hamaki event ID and returns the full details for that spot: visitor name, email, start date, and any comment the visitor left at booking.

Returns the booking pattern for one or more visitors: how many times they have visited, when they last came in, and roughly how often they come back.

Creates one or more available booking slots in a calendar for a given date and time range.

Returns the next upcoming booked spot across all your calendars, with visitor name, time, and calendar.

A quick overview of today: how many spots are booked, how many are still free, and who is coming in next.

This Shortcut builds a Markdown table of today's appointments and appends it to your Daily Note in Obsidian.

Run this Shortcut each morning and your Daily Note opens with a ready-made table of who is coming in.

If you use Apple Notes or any app without a direct URL scheme, you can connect it to Hamaki via a Shortcut.

In calendar settings, under Note Taking, select Shortcut or Apple Notes and enter the name of a Shortcut you have built. When you open a visitor's note from Hamaki, it calls your Shortcut with the appointment's event ID. Your Shortcut then calls Get Appointment Details to retrieve the visitor's name and opens or creates the right note.

You build the Shortcut once, and it works for every visitor in that calendar.

All Hamaki actions are available in Siri. For example:

Siri will confirm before creating anything.