Your interests. Your travels. Wherever you go.
Discriminantly turns the places and things you notice—and the new possibilities your AI discovers—into plans you can share, copy and build together.
Save what catches your eye just by telling the AI assistant you already use. Start with a blank slate or draw on what you’ve saved, add recommendations, and shape it all into a day-by-day itinerary.

What you save
Your places, your taste, your plans.
Save a restaurant you want to try, a shop you loved, a product you’re curious about, or a note for later. Mark places you’ve been, or mean to go. Build trip plans with friends.
Over time, those saves become a personal record of your taste and travels. Connect it to AI when you want help: ask it to remember something in your own words, get recommendations based on what you’ve saved, or turn your ideas 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 it now. Plan with it later.
Save restaurants, shops, places, products, and ideas as you find them. When it’s time to plan a trip, they’re already there—ready to become an itinerary you can share and build with friends.
You can also start with a request alone. Your saved places and things 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 daysKissa Hoshikawa → Gojozaka pottery walk → an evening counter
What becomes possible
Your record gets more useful over time.
- Find it again. Search by place, type of thing, or the words you used when you saved it.
- Keep it organized. Edit, group, and choose what stays private.
- Get sharper recommendations. Ask for ideas, and AI can draw on what you’ve saved and experienced.
- Start a plan your way. Begin from scratch, from saved places, or both.
- Keep plans out of the chat. They live in Discriminantly, ready to revisit and refine.
- Make the next trip better. Check-ins show where you’ve actually been.
Plan together
Share a plan, or build one with others.
Share a plan by link, or invite friends to build it with you. Collaborators can add places, arrange stops, and keep any place as their own. Every change is attributed to the person who made it.
You stay in control. Your notes, visits, and private records remain yours. If you add a private place to a shared plan, we’ll ask before making its name and address visible to collaborators. The rest of your record stays private.

Use it with AI
Use the AI you already use.
Your Discriminantly record isn’t locked inside one chatbot. Connect ChatGPT, Claude, or another compatible assistant, and it can help you save, recommend, and plan from the same place. Revoke access whenever you want.
Ready when you are
Save what catches your eye now. When you’re ready to travel, turn it into a plan you can share, refine, and build with others.
Private or public, record by record. Choose which AI assistants may access your account, revoke them at any time, and see what each one changed.




