Mid-conversation
You ask ChatGPT about a ramen shop a friend mentioned. Say “Save this to Plali,” and it lands privately in Places to organize instead of scrolling away with the chat.
Connect your AI once, and the places you talk about land on your private map in Plali. Later, the AI searches them by your own review criteria and scores instead of strangers’ reviews.
You ask ChatGPT about a ramen shop a friend mentioned. Say “Save this to Plali,” and it lands privately in Places to organize instead of scrolling away with the chat.
The earlier conversation is gone. Ask Claude for the places you scored 4 or higher for broth, and it searches your saved places by that review criterion.
Ask for your places in a neighborhood with a tag like “quiet.” The AI answers from your own records and preference settings, not from ranking pages.
Follow the guide at plali.app/ai to add Plali to ChatGPT, Claude, or another MCP-capable AI.
Choose what the AI may do: search your places, save to My Places, or read your preference settings. Revoke access any time.
AI-saved places wait in Places to organize. Confirm the location in My Places and complete the place record with your scores.
Venue search covers Korea only. For places elsewhere, your AI can save them for you, or you can save by link or by dropping a pin on the map.
Open the guide at plali.app/ai and follow the steps for your AI tool. Plali connects through MCP, so any AI that supports MCP servers can use it. You sign in and approve scopes the first time.
It can search your saved places, save new ones to your private My Places, and read your preference settings. It does not change visibility, so publishing a place is up to you. It searches external venues only when you ask, up to 30 times per day.
Only you, until you decide otherwise. AI-saved places are private by default, and you set the visibility of each one. You can revoke the AI’s access any time.
No. Connecting your AI to Plali is free. Any fees for the AI tool itself depend on that tool.