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An RV trip planner for Claude

Plan trips for the rig you actually drive.

Rig Ready turns Claude into a seasoned full-timer. It plans daily legs that fit your length and height, finds campgrounds and tells you exactly when booking opens, builds checklists for your rig and keeps your maintenance on track.

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  • One-time $15
  • Instant email delivery
  • 14-day refund
  • Works on any Claude plan, even free

Black Hills loop: 32 ft travel trailer

13 ft 2 in tall · 30 amp · F-150 tow · 2 adults, 1 dog · June

9 days · 1,140 miMax 220 mi a dayArrive by 2 p.m.

  1. Day 1Sioux Falls → Chamberlain, 140 mi~3 h with stops · pull-through, 30 amp · fuel at MitchellBooked
  2. Day 3Wall → Custer State Park, 110 miRoute avoids Needles Hwy and Iron Mountain Rd: narrow, low tunnelsRoute note
  3. BookState park booking window opensReminder set for opening morning · sites to 40 ft, 30 ampReminder
  4. CheckTrailer tires: DOT 3219Made in 2019 · replace before the trip at 7 years oldDue
Example output. Routes and stops are checked against your rig's length and height. Confirm current rules before you go.

Everything a seasoned RVer plans before pulling out

One skill, six jobs. Claude picks the right one from what you ask.

RV-safe routes

Daily legs at RV pace, with low clearances, propane tunnel rules, steep grades and wind flagged.

Campgrounds and booking windows

Options that fit your length and hookups, and the exact date booking opens so you don't miss it.

Rig-specific checklists

Departure, arrival, setup, teardown and packing lists for your rig, not a generic one.

Maintenance tracking

Tire age and pressure, roof seals, bearings, batteries, winterizing and sanitising on a schedule.

Weights and towing

Payload, hitch weight and GCWR explained with your numbers, plus when to hit a truck scale.

Trip budgets

Fuel from your real mpg, camping, propane, dump fees and tolls, with a contingency line.

Ask it like you'd ask the full-timer at the next site

It knows the rules of thumb, the booking games and the things that go wrong.

YouWe just bought our first travel trailer. What should I check on the tires before our first big trip?
Claude, with Rig Ready Trip Planner

Three checks, in this order

  1. Age. Find the DOT code on the sidewall. The last four digits are week and year, so 3219 means week 32 of 2019. Many RV tire makers say replace at 5 to 7 years no matter how much tread is left. Used trailers often come with old tires.
  2. Pressure, cold. Check before driving, not after. Inflate to the pressure on the trailer's placard (or the tire's load chart for your actual weight), never below. Under-inflation is the top cause of trailer blowouts.
  3. Load. Make sure the tires' load rating covers your loaded weight. A trip to a truck scale tells you the real number.

Also torque the lug nuts and re-check them after the first 50 to 100 miles.

Want me to add a tire check to your departure checklist and a replacement reminder to your maintenance log?

Built for big rigs, not cars

Car GPS doesn't know your height. Rig Ready plans with your dimensions in mind and tells you what to double-check.

  • Your height and lengthRoutes and campgrounds are checked against your real numbers.
  • Arrive in daylightGentle daily legs by default, so setup doesn't happen in the dark.
  • Safety isn't optionalTires, weights, CO and propane alarms are on every checklist.
  • Current info checkedWith web search on, it checks closures and fire bans; without it, it tells you what to confirm.

Up and running in two minutes

No app to learn and nothing to install on your computer. It lives inside Claude.

1

Buy once

Pay $15 by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay. Your download link arrives by email in about a minute.

2

Add it to Claude

Upload the ZIP in Claude under Customize, then Skills. It takes about 30 seconds. No setup, no accounts.

3

Just ask

"Plan 10 days from Denver to Glacier." "Make my departure checklist." "When do Yellowstone sites open for July?"

Free

Start with the free Checklists skill

A small skill that builds departure and arrival checklists for your exact rig, ready to print.

  • Only the steps that fit your rig
  • Hitch and tire checks built in
  • Fits on one page
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Get Rig Ready Trip Planner

Pay once, use it on every trip. Includes the free Checklists skill too.

How to add it

  1. Claude on the web or desktop: don't unzip it. Open Customize, then Skills, click +, choose Upload a skill and pick the ZIP. It works on any Claude plan, including the free one: just turn on code execution in Settings, Capabilities.
  2. Claude Code: unzip rig-ready-trip-planner.zip -d ~/.claude/skills/
  3. Start a new chat and try: "Here's my rig. Plan a 7-day trip from home with no more than 200 miles a day."
Full planner

Rig Ready Trip Planner

Plan, pack, drive and maintain with confidence.

$15 one time

  • Day-by-day RV-safe itineraries
  • Campground shortlists and booking dates
  • Rig-specific checklists
  • Maintenance schedule and log
  • Weights and towing checks
  • Trip budgets
  • Updates for a year
Buy now for $15

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New to Claude?

Claude is an AI assistant made by Anthropic, like ChatGPT. Rig Ready is a skill: a set of expert instructions you add to your own Claude account, so Claude answers like a seasoned full-time RVer who knows the craft.

  1. Make a Claude account at claude.ai. Skills work on every plan, including the free one; paid plans give more usage.
  2. Turn on code execution in Settings, Capabilities (skills need it).
  3. Try the free Checklists skill first. If you like it, the full skill is one purchase.

Not ready for Claude? The free 30 and 50 amp calculator on this site works in any browser, no account needed.

Questions

Does it book campgrounds for me?

No. It shortlists sites that fit your rig, tells you how and exactly when booking opens, and reminds you what to confirm. You book on the campground's site.

Is it only for the US?

It works across the US and Canada, including Parks Canada and provincial parks, and the planning methods work anywhere.

Does it replace an RV GPS?

No. It plans the trip and flags known issues, but you should still drive with an RV-specific GPS that has your dimensions entered.

Vans and truck campers too?

Yes. Tell it your rig and it adjusts: no hitch steps for a van, tighter campground options, and stealth or boondocking tips where appropriate.

What do I need to use it?

A Claude account on any plan, including the free one, with code execution turned on (Settings, Capabilities). Free accounts have lower usage limits, so long planning sessions go further on a paid plan. It works in Claude on the web, the desktop app and Claude Code.

What if it doesn't work for me?

Email hello@whatiflabs.ai within 14 days of buying and we'll refund you in full. No forms, no questions.