Stop losing the places and things you want to remember.
Discriminantly turns what you notice—restaurants, shops, makers, ideas, and places—into a personal record you can search, revisit, and turn into trips.
Save in seconds from the AI assistant you already use. Later, turn your saves into a day-by-day itinerary you can share, copy, and build with friends.
What you save
One place for the things you notice.
Save the restaurant someone mentioned, the shop you loved, the maker you want to follow, or the idea you do not want to forget. Mark where you have been—and where you mean to go.
Over time, your saves become a searchable record of your taste, travels, and intentions. Connect an AI assistant when you want recommendations or help turning them into a plan.
No complicated filing system. Just save what matters, then use it when you’re ready.
- NotesThings worth remembering.
- Travel MarksPlaces worth remembering or considering.
- Check-insThe visits you actually made.
- CollectionsRecords, grouped your way.
- ItinerariesPlans, by day and stop.
- WarrantsWhat you stand behind.
What you keep becomes useful
Save now. Plan later.
Capture a place or idea the moment you encounter it. When you are ready to travel, your saves are already there—ready to become an itinerary you can refine, share, and build with others.
You can also start with a destination and a request. Your saved places and notes simply make the plan more personal.
Example: from a few saved things to a Kyoto plan These records are invented to show how it works.
- 1
Save a maker’s object
NoteHagi teabowl, Yamane kilnSoft glaze, a lip that pours well. From a small kiln we found by chance. - 2
Mark a place
Travel MarkKissa HoshikawaA kissaten with a long counter. Siphon coffee. - 3
Record a visit
Check-inKissa HoshikawaWent in the morning. Quiet. Would return. - 4
Later, ask for a trip
In a conversationPlan two slow days in Kyoto in November, starting from what I’ve saved.You saved a Hagi teabowl from Yamane kiln and visited Kissa Hoshikawa in March. I’ll start the first morning there, then a pottery district walk, since ceramics are an interest of yours. Here is a plan… - 5
The plan is saved, shared and refined
ItineraryKyoto, two slow days- Kissa Hoshikawa
- Gojozaka pottery walk
- an evening counter
What becomes possible
Your record gets more useful every time you use it.
- Find it again. Search by place, type of thing, or the words you used when you saved it.
- See what you have actually done. Check-ins separate the places you considered from the places you visited.
- Get recommendations that know you. Ask an AI assistant for ideas grounded in your own saves and experiences.
- Turn intentions into plans. Start from scratch, from saved places, or both—and keep the plan in Discriminantly, not buried in a chat.
- Make the next trip better. Your past visits give future plans useful context.
Plan together
Plan alone. Share when ready. Build together when useful.
Share an itinerary by link, or invite friends to add places, arrange stops, and build the plan with you. Every change is attributed to the person who made it.
Your notes, visits, and private records stay yours. If a private place enters a shared plan, Discriminantly asks before revealing its details.
Use it with AI
Use the AI assistant you already have.
Connect ChatGPT, Claude, or another compatible assistant to save, recommend, and plan without starting from a blank chat. Your Discriminantly record gives the assistant context; you decide what it can access.
Revoke access at any time, and see exactly what each assistant changed.
ChatGPTLiveDiscriminantly plugin · Sign in to Discriminantly when ChatGPT asks
ClaudeAvailable as a custom connector, tested by DiscriminantlyCustom connector (remote MCP) · Sign in to Discriminantly when Claude asks
MuseAvailable as a custom connector · Submitted · In reviewCustom connector (remote MCP) · API key, sent as Authorization: BearerOther AI assistantsVaries by client; verify before relying on itRemote MCP server · Sign in to Discriminantly (OAuth) where the client supports itReady when you are.
Save what catches your eye today. When you are ready to go, turn it into a plan you can share, refine, and build with others.
Private or public, record by record. You choose which AI assistants have access—and can revoke them at any time.