Nicolas Sitter
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Outing

Claudecommunity

Plan nights out and trips with friends: find places, build an itinerary, run polls and votes, and put it all in your group's Outing trip.

Outing

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Outing is a group planner for nights out, dinners and weekend trips. Connect it to Claude and plan by chatting: Claude can look at your groups and trips, find real places on Google Maps with hours and travel times, and turn an itinerary into a real Outing trip your friends can see. What you can do: - Create a trip with date options and let your group vote. - Add a whole day's itinerary in one go, with addresses, map links and reservation pages. - Start polls ("Lunch Saturday?"), vote on dates and polls, and message the trip chat. - See everything about a trip: dates and votes, the plan, polls, pending suggestions and recent chat. Claude acts as you, with exactly your access. It can't move or delete existing plans directly: it posts an approval card, and the change runs only when the trip's organizer approves or most of the group votes yes. Messages and votes appear under your name. You need an Outing account (free at outing-ruby.vercel.app). Disconnect any time from the You page in Outing.

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Details

First addedOctober 24, 2026
Categoriesproductivity, communication, travel
Authenticationauth_required
Transportstreamable-http
Works withclaude, claude-api, claude-code, claude-desktop
Tools18

Tools(18)

  • add_event
  • add_itinerary
  • create_group
  • create_poll
  • create_trip
  • find_reservation_link
  • get_trip
  • list_groups
  • list_trips
  • place_details
  • places_nearby
  • post_to_trip_chat
  • request_change
  • route_plan
  • search_places
  • travel_time
  • vote_dates
  • vote_poll

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