I'm about to take my wife to Scandinavia to chase the Northern Lights (hopefully we'll see them!). I booked all the flights, accommodations, and activities at the end of last year. Then yesterday, a sudden wave of anxiety washed over me. I was worried I might have missed booking anything, encountered a conflicting time, or forgotten a confirmation email deep in my inbox. So, in less than an hour, I created this thing—TripGo. As long as it's connected to Gmail, it automatically retrieves all order confirmations from your inbox and organizes them into different complete travel plans (because many booking platforms don't have APIs, and in retrospect, email is the cleanest and most complete source of information). Once you click on each itinerary, the AI automatically generates daily itineraries, a pre-trip preparation checklist, and even helps you organize the precautions for the trip. I also added a little assistant; you can ask any questions directly. The assistant also supports image understanding and search functions, basically like the Gemini app. Finally, I added a voice translation function that you'll definitely use. Basically, it's a complete AI travel assistant tailored to you. Getting OpenClaw to compile the interface is certainly possible, but creating a more tailored interface yourself gives you a satisfying sense of control. The best part of the AI era is that a need can be quickly developed into a product the moment it arises. If any of you have similar needs, I'll consider open-sourcing it when I get back. By the way, just a heads-up, I seem to always spend a lot of money on travel abroad. Last time in Nagoya it was Binance Life, in Hong Kong it was TST, and in Europe it was B. I guess you guys should start preparing now! 😂

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