Reizo
Your trip. Where to next.
Start planning, store options & make decisions, manage bookings & reservations, and keep a journal of what you did & what you spent. Collaborate with any AI.
Bring your own AI agent
Reizo speaks the Model Context Protocol, so the assistant you already use can read and edit your trips for you. Connect it once and ask it to draft a day, pin the good spots, or tidy the budget — the edits show up here and in the app immediately.
Your MCP endpoint
https://www.reizo.app/api/mcp- 1
Add the connector
In Claude, open Settings → Connectors and add a custom connector pointing at the URL above. In Claude Code, run claude mcp add --transport http reizo <URL>. Any client that takes a remote MCP URL works the same way.
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Authorise it once
Your agent is sent to Reizo to sign in with your own account. Reizo is its own OAuth provider, so the agent never sees your password, and you can disconnect it whenever you like.
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Ask for what you want
Name the trip and say the thing. "Add three days in Kyoto and pin the temples worth the walk." The changes land in the app and on the web straight away.
What your agent can and can’t reach
- It sees only the trips your account can already see — never a stranger’s.
- It can edit only trips you own or were invited to edit.
- Every change is credited to your agent in the trip’s history.
- Anything it did, you can roll back.
Entirely optional — everything an agent can do, you can do by hand.
Everything the trip needs
Day-by-day itinerary
Build a trip in under a minute, then add regions, days, and activities.
Interactive map
Pin places, drop a pin anywhere, and explore with Look Around.
Stays & bookings
Keep accommodation, bookings, and Apple Wallet passes in one place — with a travel-day Live Activity.
Budget & receipts
Track what a trip costs and scan receipts as you spend.
Journal & checklists
Keep a photo journal and food log, and pack with reminders and checklists.
Weather & translation
Glance at live weather for where you’re headed, and translate on the go.
Made for iPhone and iPad
On iPad, plan in Split View with a persistent map pane beside your itinerary. Trips are private by default — invite editors, or share a link with family back home.