Hjarni for Travelers

Your AI gives the same travel advice to everyone. Teach it how you travel.

Product example

Plan trips with an assistant that remembers how you travel

Past restaurant notes, neighborhood preferences, packing habits, and logistics become reusable travel context when your assistant can read them before suggesting the next trip.

Claude

What was that ramen place near Fushimi Inari?

hjarni: search_notes

✓

Found it. Ramen Musubi on Fukakusa street. You rated it 9/10 for the tonkotsu broth.

What time did it open?

11am weekdays, 10am weekends. Your note said to go early because the line builds fast after noon.

Claude recalls a favorite place from a previous trip using notes saved in Hjarni.

The problem

When you ask ChatGPT to plan a trip, it gives you the same suggestions it gives everyone. It doesn't know you prefer boutique hotels over chains. That you're vegetarian. That you always fly carry-on only. That you've been to Barcelona twice already.

How travelers use Hjarni

Store your travel preferences, past trip notes, and visa info in Hjarni. When you ask your AI to help plan a trip, it reads your notes. Recommendations match how you actually travel.

A typical traveler setup

Preferences note — budget range, hotel style, dietary needs, airline preferences
Past trips folder — where you went, what you loved, what to skip next time
Upcoming trips folder — itineraries, bookings, things to research
Logistics folder — passport expiry, visa requirements, frequent flyer numbers
AI instructions — "I travel carry-on only. Suggest walking-distance restaurants. No chain hotels."

A concrete workflow

You're planning a week in Lisbon. You ask Claude: "Build me a 7-day Lisbon itinerary." Claude knows you prefer neighborhood restaurants over tourist spots. That you walk instead of taking taxis. That you want at least one day with no plans. The itinerary reflects you. Not a generic travel guide.

After the trip, save your notes. The restaurant that was incredible. The neighborhood that wasn't worth it. Next trip, your AI is even better.

Prompts like "Plan a trip based on my past vacations" or "Build an itinerary that matches my budget and habits" work better when your preferences and trip notes already live in one place.

Why not just use a travel app?

Travel apps organize logistics. They don't teach your AI who you are as a traveler. Hjarni does. Every recommendation starts from your context. Not generic data.

The best travel recommendations come from someone who knows how you travel. Now your AI does.

What travelers save in Hjarni

Travel preferences — budget, hotel style, dietary needs, airline habits, and pace
Past-trip memory — what you loved, what you skipped, and what to avoid next time
Trip planning notes — saved ideas, neighborhood research, and itinerary drafts
Logistics — visa reminders, passport details, loyalty numbers, and packing rules
Shared trip context — a common planning space for travel companions
Offline-friendly notes — Markdown export before you leave home

Common questions

Questions travelers actually ask

Can I train ChatGPT on my travel preferences?

Yes. Save preferences, past trip notes, logistics, and planning rules in Hjarni, then connect your AI via MCP. That gives travel recommendations a memory of how you actually travel.

What travel information should I store in Hjarni?

Keep hotel preferences, airline habits, dietary notes, visa details, packing rules, neighborhood favorites, and lessons from past trips. That makes itinerary suggestions much more personal and much less repetitive.

How is Hjarni different from a travel planning app?

Travel apps manage bookings and logistics. Hjarni captures the context behind your decisions so your AI can recommend trips, hotels, restaurants, and itineraries that fit you better.

Can I plan trips based on places I liked before?

Yes. When your trip notes and favorites are stored in Hjarni, your AI can suggest neighborhoods, restaurants, and hotel styles that match what you liked on previous trips.

Can I share trip context with travel companions?

Yes. Shared folders can hold planning notes, saved recommendations, itineraries, and logistics so everyone is working from the same travel context.

Give your AI a memory

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