Connect the AI assistant you already use, ask it to plan the trip, then open the result with your friends and family on LetsPackUp and refine it together.
Each button opens LetsPackUp’s page in that assistant’s directory, in a new tab. Press Connect there.
Easiest on a computer, in a browser. Once it is connected, you can ask from your phone as usual.
Connector address
https://api.letspackup.com/api/mcpUsing another app that speaks MCP, or adding LetsPackUp by hand as a custom connector? Paste this address where it asks for the server URL.
Pick the assistant you already use. Both take about a minute.
Easiest on a computer, in a browser. Once it is connected, you can ask from your phone as usual.
You also need a LetsPackUp account. It is free, and the sign-in step above is where you use it.
In a work or school account, an admin may have to allow LetsPackUp first. If the directory page does not open for you, add LetsPackUp by hand as a custom connector with the address on this page, or check that assistant’s own help pages.
Any other app that speaks MCP works too — it only needs the address above. Claude and ChatGPT are the two with step-by-step guides here.
You tick these one by one on the LetsPackUp screen, and you choose which trips it can reach. Nothing outside your choice is possible, whatever the assistant asks for later.
No connected app ever gets these, whatever you allow: live location, the contents of any file, other members' documents, other members' emergency contacts, calendar links that work without signing in, and any invite link that would let someone in as an admin. The only link it can get is an ordinary-member share link, if you allow it.
Trips are shared, so this also exposes your co-travellers' itinerary items, notes, comments, votes, expenses and, with chat reading, all their chat messages. They are not asked and cannot remove it; only you can. With share links, anyone holding one can join a trip you own as an ordinary member, never an admin. No connected app can change roles or remove anyone from a trip. With your documents, a file it puts in shared documents is open to every member and no connected app can remove it.
Only paste this address into an app you trust. Whatever you allow on the next screen, it will be able to do as you.
Your own AI subscription pays for the thinking. LetsPackUp only ever sends it your trip data. LetsPackUp does not provide the AI. You bring an assistant you already use.
See and remove your connected apps
Sign in to LetsPackUp to see every assistant you have connected, what it has done, and a button to remove it.
LetsPackUp is listed in Claude’s connector directory and in ChatGPT’s plugin directory: open it there, press Connect and approve the permissions once. Any other assistant that supports remote MCP connects too — add https://api.letspackup.com/api/mcp as a custom connector. Then start asking in plain language.
Ask for a five-day route and your assistant creates the trip, adds destinations and day-by-day activities and starts the packing list. It writes only into trips you own or help organise, and everything it adds is ordinary trip content the group can edit, vote on or remove.
Once the assistant is done, it is a normal LetsPackUp trip: invite friends and family, split the budget, chat, map every stop and tick off the packing list — on the web, on Android and offline.
A LetsPackUp trip is shared with everyone you invite. When you connect an AI assistant, the trip content covered by the permissions you grant leaves LetsPackUp and is sent to the provider of that assistant — the provider you chose, not us — including the contributions your co-travellers made. You choose which trips it can reach, and you can revoke its access at any time.
LetsPackUp is completely free, and so is connecting an assistant. You bring your own AI, so whatever that assistant costs is between you and its provider — we do not resell it and we do not charge for the connection.
Live location is never included, and neither are the email addresses of the people you travel with, their emergency contacts, the contents of any file, the calendar links that work without signing in, or any invite link that would let someone in as an admin. The one link it can get is an ordinary-member share link for a trip you own, and only if you allow it to create share links. Booking details on an itinerary item — a confirmation number, a booking link, an address, a door code — are sent if you grant the read permission: they are ordinary trip content that LetsPackUp already shows everyone on the trip.
Claude and ChatGPT both list LetsPackUp in their own directories — Claude’s connector directory and ChatGPT’s plugin directory — so you open it there and press Connect, with nothing to paste. In a work or school workspace, an admin may have to allow it first. Any other assistant that supports custom remote MCP connectors works too, using the address on this page. Both vendors change their rules often, so check their own documentation if something looks different. Verified 5 October 2026.
Yes. Every assistant you connect is listed in your account with the trips and the permissions you gave it, and one click revokes the grant. Its next request fails immediately — there is nothing to wait out.