Planned a trip with ChatGPT? Keep it.
You spent an hour getting the itinerary right. Don't leave it buried in chat history. Tralendr turns it into a real trip: day by day, on a map, shareable with one link, and ready to use while you travel.
Why chat history is not a travel plan
ChatGPT is genuinely good at planning trips. But when the conversation ends, the plan is stuck: you can't see it on a map, you can't hand it to the friend you're traveling with, and scrolling a chat on a street corner in a new city doesn't work. Screenshots and notes apps lose the structure that made the plan good.
Connect ChatGPT to Tralendr
ChatGPT can now save a plan straight into your Tralendr account. Set this up once, and from then on any trip you plan saves with a single sentence.
- Open ChatGPT on the web, go to Settings, and turn on Developer mode (in the apps and connectors settings).
- Add a new app or connector and paste the Tralendr address:
https://mcp.tralendr.com/mcp - Sign in to Tralendr when prompted. A free account is created in seconds if you don't have one.
- When a plan is ready, tell ChatGPT: "Save this itinerary to my Tralendr." The whole trip lands as a day-by-day plan on a map.
Our ChatGPT app is currently in review for the app directory. Until it goes live there, the Developer-mode connector above works today and does exactly the same thing. We'll update this page and our ChatGPT app announcement the moment it can be added directly, without Developer mode.
Prefer not to connect? Move it by hand
- Ask ChatGPT to format your final plan day by day, with place names.
- Create a free account at tralendr.com (or in the iPhone / Android app) and create a trip with your destination and dates.
- Add each place from your plan to its day. Type the name and Tralendr finds the real place, with its location, photos, and details.
- That's it. Your plan is now visual, editable, shareable with one link, and with you on your phone while you travel.
A three-day plan takes about five minutes to move over.
Also use Claude? One sentence does it
Paste your ChatGPT plan into Claude (with the free Tralendr connector set up) and say: "Save this itinerary to my Tralendr account." The whole trip lands at once.
Frequently asked questions
Can ChatGPT save my travel itinerary?
ChatGPT keeps your conversation, but a chat is not a usable travel plan: there is no map, no day-by-day view you can edit, no link to share with travel companions, and nothing built for using the plan on the street. To keep a ChatGPT-planned trip usable, save it into a trip planner like Tralendr, where it becomes a visual, day-by-day itinerary on a map. Free.
Does Tralendr connect to ChatGPT directly?
Yes. In ChatGPT on the web, open Settings, turn on Developer mode, and add Tralendr as an app using the address https://mcp.tralendr.com/mcp. Sign in to your free Tralendr account once, then say: save this itinerary to my Tralendr. The whole trip lands as a day-by-day plan on a map. Tralendr is now an official, published app in ChatGPT, which you can add directly. You can also move a plan by hand in a few minutes, or in one step if you use Claude.
What is the fastest way to save a ChatGPT itinerary into Tralendr?
Connect ChatGPT to Tralendr once: in ChatGPT on the web, turn on Developer mode in settings and add the address https://mcp.tralendr.com/mcp. After that, saving any plan takes one sentence: save this itinerary to my Tralendr. If you would rather not connect, create a free trip in Tralendr with your dates and add the places from your plan; Tralendr resolves each one to a real place on the map. If you use Claude, paste the plan there and ask it to save.
Is Tralendr free?
Yes. Creating, storing, and sharing trips on Tralendr is free, forever. No credit card needed.