Flights, stays, the days in between and the visa days they cost — on one timeline. For a long weekend or for a life on the road.
>add my Toronto flight on the 20thWorks with Claude Code, the Claude app, any MCP client
NomadPoint speaks MCP, so Claude Code — or the Claude app, or any MCP client — can work on the trip you already have. Add a flight, move a stay, ask what your passport still allows. Thirty-six tools, scoped to your account and nobody else's.
Setup is one paste: open Settings → Claude / MCP in the app, copy the prompt, hand it to Claude. It connects itself.
Listed in the Model Context Protocol registry
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>add my Toronto flight on the 20th, and three nights in Alfama first
Done — the flight and the three nights are on your timeline. That stay leaves you 87 Schengen days, so nothing to worry about before Toronto.
Planning lives in six different apps — and none of them talk to each other.
There is a calmer way.
Every booking finds its place — and the map already knows the way.
| DATE | EVENT | DETAIL | TIME | STATUS |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 18 JUL | CHECK-IN | CASA DO BAIRRO · LISBON | 14:00 | CONFIRMED |
| 20 JUL | CHECK-OUT | STAY IN PORTUGAL | 08:00 | DONE |
| 20 JUL | FLIGHT | LIS → YYZ · AIR TRANSAT 481 | 11:35 | ON TIME |
| NOW | VISA | SAM · PORTUGAL | 87 DAYS | LEFT |
July 2026
Portugal
Lisbon (LIS)
Arrive · Humberto Delgado
Casa do Bairro
Check-in · Alfama
Time Out Market
Lunch · Cais do Sodré
Sintra Day Trip
Pena Palace
Casa do Bairro
Check-out
Lisbon (LIS)
Humberto Delgado Airport
8h 5m · 481 · Air Transat
Toronto (YYZ)
Lester B. Pearson Intl
LIS
Lisbon
YYZ
Toronto
11:35
Humberto Delgado
8h 5m
nonstop
14:40
Pearson Intl
Aircraft
A330-300
Seat
14A · Window
Class
Economy
Baggage
1 × 23 kg
Four things a planner has to get right once the dates are booked and the money is spent. The colours below are the app's own: green means you are cleared, amber means something needs doing before it stops being fine.
Entry rules, day limits and countdowns computed for every passport on the trip — before you book, not at the border. 39,601 rules, every passport against every destination.
One shared timeline for everyone. When plans diverge the day splits into lanes — Sam flies straight through, Alex routes via Singapore — and the trip rejoins on the other side. No group chat full of screenshots.
Boarding passes, passports and insurance, each attached to the traveller and the day it belongs to — one glance away, and readable with no signal at all.
Delays, gate changes and visa warnings reach your Lock Screen first. Edits you make at 11,000 metres queue themselves and sync the moment you land.
Anything else, a person answers. support@nomadpoint.app
Yes. It is free on the App Store and you can plan a whole trip without paying — routes, flights, stays, activities and documents. Pro is optional and adds the extras on top.
Yes. Everything you add offline is written straight to the timeline and queued; it syncs by itself the moment you are back on a network — mid-flight edits included.
From 39,601 entry rules, held for every passport against every destination and counted per traveller as you build the trip — so the answer is about the passport you actually hold and the days you have actually spent, not a general rule of thumb.
Yes. A trip can be shared, and everyone sees the same timeline. When plans diverge for a day it splits into lanes and rejoins afterwards, so nobody has to keep a group chat full of screenshots.
iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Watch, with widgets and a Lock Screen Live Activity on travel days. One account, the same trip everywhere.
NomadPoint runs a Model Context Protocol server, so Claude Code, the Claude app or any MCP client can read and edit your trips through thirty-six tools. You connect it by copying one prompt out of the app; access is scoped to your own account.
Plan the route, carry the documents, and always know the next move — from one calm timeline.
