Nicolas Sitter
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Pawsport

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Turn the trip you plan with Claude into a Pawsport itinerary: every place checked on the map, even in mainland China.

Pawsport

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Pawsport is a travel planner for iPhone and the web. This connector lets Claude hand the trip it planned with you to Pawsport. Ask Claude to plan your trip, or attach the spreadsheet you already have, and say "put it in Pawsport". Claude reads Pawsport's itinerary format, checks every place, fixes what didn't check out, and gives you a link. On an iPhone the link opens the trip in Pawsport, day by day and ready to travel with: the map, times between stops, bookings, offline use and your group. On a computer it opens in Pawsport on the web. What Pawsport checks: • Places anywhere, against Google Maps — and flags any that have closed for good or sit far from the rest of the trip. • Mainland China, where Google lists few shops and restaurants: places are found by their Chinese address down to the door number, or by an Amap link, and keep their Chinese names to show a taxi driver. • Anything it can't find is reported back with what to look up, never guessed. Tools: • get_import_format: the itinerary format, and how to research each place. • check_places: checks up to 50 places and says what to fix. • create_pawsport_import: makes the link that opens the trip in Pawsport. No account or sign-in is needed. Pawsport keeps the itinerary it is sent for 30 days, so the link works, and nothing else.

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First addedOctober 12, 2026
Categoriestravel
Authenticationno_auth
Transportstreamable-http
Works withclaude, claude-api, claude-code, claude-desktop
Tools3

Tools(3)

  • check_places
  • create_pawsport_import
  • get_import_format

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