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Plan Trips with Triplyfy

Triplyfy MCP is a remote SSE server letting Claude plan, edit, and save shared trip itineraries via Google sign-in.

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Updated Aug 2025
Source checked Sep 19, 2026
Version 1.0.0
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Why it matters

Connect Claude to Triplyfy, a travel planning application, enabling AI-powered trip planning, editing, and saving directly within the application.

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What it gets done

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Plan, edit, and save trips using Claude.

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Create and publish shareable travel routes.

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Integrate flight search and booking into routes.

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View and manage trip details on an interactive map.

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Overview

Triplyfy MCP Server

Triplyfy MCP is a hosted remote SSE server that lets Claude create, edit, and save trip itineraries in Triplyfy, authenticating via Google sign-in with no local install required. Use it when planning or adjusting a shared Triplyfy trip conversationally through Claude instead of the app's own drag-and-drop UI.

What it does

Triplyfy MCP is a remote MCP server for Triplyfy, a trip-planning app for creating and sharing itineraries. It lets Claude plan, edit, and save trips directly against the Triplyfy service: trips can be viewed publicly by link, while editing requires Google sign-in, and Triplyfy itself supports drag-and-drop placement of places and notes across days, a map view, and flight additions.

When to use - and when NOT to

Use this when you want an AI assistant to help build or adjust a trip itinerary - arranging places and notes by day, searching flights, updating a shared plan - directly inside Triplyfy rather than switching to its web UI. It is not useful for travel booking beyond flight search integration, and it requires a Google account for any editing action, since only viewing is open by public link.

Inputs and outputs

The server is added in Claude Desktop via Settings > Developer > MCP Servers, using the SSE endpoint https://triplyfy.com/mcp/sse. No manual gateway process is required. On first connection, Claude opens Google OAuth sign-in, exchanges the resulting code for a Triplyfy session token that lasts about 30 days, and that token then authenticates all subsequent requests from Claude to Triplyfy on the user's behalf.

Integrations

Triplyfy MCP runs entirely as a hosted remote server (no local install), authenticating through Google OAuth and performing only the actions explicitly requested - creating, reading, or updating trips, and searching flights.

Who it's for

Travelers who use Triplyfy to plan and share itineraries and want to manage that planning conversationally through Claude instead of the Triplyfy app directly.

Source README

Triplyfy MCP - Claude Desktop Setup

What it is

A remote MCP server that lets Claude plan, edit, and save your trips to Triplyfy.

What is Triplyfy?

A simple trip‑planning app to create and share itineraries. View is public by link, editing requires Google sign‑in. Drag‑and‑drop places and notes across days, see everything on a map, and add flights.

How to install (Claude Desktop)

Open Claude Desktop → Settings → Developer → MCP Servers → Add server

  • Name: Triplyfy
  • MCP SSE endpoint: https://triplyfy.com/mcp/sse

On first connect, you’ll be prompted to sign in with Google and approve access. No manual gateway run is required.

How it works

  • Claude opens Google sign‑in (OAuth) on first connect.
  • Claude exchanges a code for a Triplyfy session token (~30 days).
  • The token only authenticates your requests from Claude to Triplyfy.
  • The server performs only actions you ask (create/read/update trips, search flights).

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