Orthodox-first · genuinely great for everyone

The trip planner that presents information — and never decides for you.

Plan a multi-country trip by talking to Claude or entirely by hand. Vektrip keeps the always-current record, shows clean facts — sunrise, sunset, schedules — and flags exactly what to confirm with the local community. You approve every change.

  • ✓ No zmanim, ever
  • ✓ No halachic verdicts
  • ✓ No writes without your approval

October 2026

JPKR
8
Tokyo
☀ 05:43 · 17:12
★ Meiji Shrine
· teamLab tickets
9
Tokyo ✈ Seoul
Erev Shabbat
☀ 06:41 · 18:09
· Land 14:05
10
Seoul
Shabbat
☀ 06:42 · 18:07
· Walk to shul
⚠ This plan relies on kosher availability across Shabbat — confirm directly with the local Chabad/community before relying on it.
Claude proposed: Add Seoul leg (3 changes)ApproveEdit
● Claude connected via MCP

Features

Everything a careful traveler needs.

Built for observant families planning complex trips — and a genuinely excellent planner for anyone.

A calendar that gets it

Country color-coding, travel-day markers, your own Shabbat and Yom Tov labels — and raw sunrise/sunset for every destination, in its local time. Facts, on a grid you'll actually want to print.

Plan by talking to Claude

Connect Vektrip to Claude over MCP. Claude researches, drafts, and re-plans — then proposes. It reads your live trip and constraints before every answer, so nothing goes stale.

You approve every change

AI proposals land in an inbox with a real diff. Approve, amend inline, or reject — nothing is ever silently overwritten.

Flags what to verify

Eruv, kosher over Shabbat, mikvah, fast days — high-stakes items get a “confirm with the local community” caution. A question, never a verdict.

Works offline, on the trip

An installable today-view: plan, sun times, addresses, contacts, cautions — cached on-device, usable with zero signal.

Points, exports & sharing

Track flight legs, per-program totals, and CPP — arithmetic on your numbers, never advice. Export a one-page PDF or .ics calendar, and share revocable read-only links: a full family view, and a playful kids view.

How it works

Three steps. You stay in charge of all of them.

01

Build it — by hand or by conversation

Create the trip in the app, or tell Claude your dates, family, and constraints — “keeps Shabbat, kosher only, stroller pacing” — and let it draft a multi-country plan. Constraints are stored once and travel with the trip.

02

Approve the diff

Claude proposes; Vektrip shows exactly what would change, section by section. You approve, amend, or reject. That approval moment is where responsibility stays with you — by design.

03

Travel with it

The calendar for the big picture, the offline Today view in your pocket, cautions confirmed with the local community before you rely on them, and a one-page PDF for the folder.

Informational, not authoritative — on purpose

What Vektrip does

  • Shows raw sunrise/sunset, per city, in local time
  • Remembers your constraints and hands them to Claude
  • Versions every approved change, human or AI
  • Attaches “confirm with the local community” cautions to high-stakes items — with your Chabad contacts one tap away

What it will never do

  • Compute zmanim or candle-lighting times
  • Rule on what is or isn’t permitted
  • Assert religious “facts” it can’t source
  • Let anything — AI included — change your trip without you

“You + your rav + the local community + Claude decide. The app remembers, presents, and — where the stakes are high — reminds you to confirm.”

The Vektrip responsibility model

Your next trip, remembered properly.

Free to start — one trip, the full planner, the calendar, and the offline companion. Connect Claude whenever you’re ready.