People plan trips in different places. Some live in ChatGPT, some prefer Claude, some use Gemini inside their Google account, some are on Mistral. We did not think you should have to switch assistants to use a trip planner. So Tralendr now connects to all of them.
Plan a trip in the assistant you already use, say the word, and it saves straight to your Tralendr account as a real day-by-day itinerary with every place on a map. Free, and yours to keep.
What works today
- Claude is a one-click native connector. Set it up in a minute.
- ChatGPT connects through its app settings, and an official one-step ChatGPT app is in review. See the steps.
- Gemini connects through custom apps in the Gemini web app. See the steps.
- Mistral connects the same way, using the Tralendr address.
- Perplexity support is prepared and coming next.
Each one uses the same Tralendr address: https://mcp.tralendr.com/mcp.
Connect once, then just ask your assistant to save a plan to your Tralendr.
Why this is possible
Tralendr is built on MCP, an open standard that lets AI assistants connect to outside tools in a consistent way. Because we built on the standard rather than a single vendor's plugin system, one Tralendr connection carries across Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, and Mistral, and it means new assistants are quick for us to add. As more assistants adopt MCP, Tralendr is ready for them.
What you get
The point of all this is not the plumbing. It is that your plan stops disappearing. A trip you plan in any of these assistants becomes a visual itinerary in your free Tralendr account: organized day by day, every place on a map, editable any time, shareable with one link, and with you on your phone while you travel.
If you have a trip half-planned in a chat right now, here is how to save it.