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TriParrot turns scattered travel booking confirmations into one organized trip plan with reminders, partner sharing, packing memory, public share links, MCP and REST access for AI agents, and a web-first experience with no app install required.
Hey Product Hunt, TriParrot is for travelers whose trip details are scattered across emails, screenshots, notes, and messages. Forward bookings in, get one plan back: outbound travel, accommodation, return travel, reminders, packing notes, and partner context. The newer angle is agent-first: MCP, REST, and OAuth so tools like Claude or Cursor can answer questions from your real trip data. I would love feedback on whether the agent angle helps or distracts from the core travel workflow.
would love a calendar export option so I can drop the whole trip into google calendar with each booking as its own block, instead of relying only on the in-app reminders
Forwarded my hotel and flight confirmations and the trip view filled in without me typing a thing, which felt almost too smooth. The public share link is a nice touch for sending plans to family without them signing up.
About TriParrot on Product Hunt
“Forward bookings, get one travel plan back”
TriParrot was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 3 comments, placing #38 on the daily leaderboard. TriParrot turns scattered travel booking confirmations into one organized trip plan with reminders, partner sharing, packing memory, public share links, MCP and REST access for AI agents, and a web-first experience with no app install required.
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