Ask an assistant where to get a table tonight, and ZONA answers with real rooms, real prices, and can send the request itself.
ZONA is a nightlife app for booking tables at clubs and lounges in Miami and New York. The ZONA connector brings that into an AI assistant that supports connectors. Ask for a night out and you get the rooms taking table requests, what a table starts at, the dress code, the music, and which nights are coming up. Pick one, and the assistant can either send a real table request right there, with a texted code to confirm it's really you before the venue gets the request, or hand you the link to finish it on getzona.app instead.
No ZONA account and no sign-in is needed. The connector is public and asks for no credentials. Most of it only reads ZONA's venue and request data; sending a table request is the one real write, and it only happens with your name, phone and email and your explicit 21+ confirmation.
In Claude, add a custom connector with the server address https://mcp.getzona.app/mcp.
In Gemini, open Settings, then Connected Apps, then add a custom app with the same address. Google asks you to confirm you trust the provider, because it is a third-party server.
The assistant can send a request directly, with a texted code to confirm it's you, or hand you the link to finish that night on getzona.app instead. A few venues confirm tables on their own page or in the ZONA app, and the link says so when that is the case.
The connector reads nothing from your assistant account and stores no conversation. Sending a table request is the exception: it collects the name, phone and email you give it, the same information the no-account request page on getzona.app collects, for the venue to see on their side and reach you about. What ZONA does with that is covered in the privacy policy, and the terms apply to any request you make.
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