Connect your AI

Keep working in the chat you already use. Add Graview to it once, and it can make apps for you, read the ones you let it see, and change them when you ask: book the vendor, add a field, undo.

The address to paste

https://mcp.graview.cloud/mcp

The same address for every assistant. It reaches all the apps you choose when you sign in.

Graview isn't listed in Claude's, ChatGPT's or Grok's directories yet, so you add it yourself as a custom connector. It takes a minute, and the steps are below.

Claude

Where the setting is

On claude.ai or in the Claude desktop app, open Settings → Connectors.
Press Add custom connector. Name it Graview, paste https://mcp.graview.cloud/mcp as its address, and press Add.
Press Connect beside Graview to sign in.

Claude: Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector.

On your phone: the Claude app uses the connectors you added on the web or the desktop app. Add Graview there once and it's in the phone app too.

In a chat: Graview is in the tools menu under the message box. If Claude doesn't reach for it, check it's turned on there.

Don't see Add custom connector? Your Claude plan, or your organization's admin, may not offer custom connectors.

Signing in

A Graview window opens. Sign in the way you do here, with an email link or Google. Graview then asks “Let Claude use Graview?” and you choose two things:

Which apps: only the apps you make from this chat, one workspace, or all your apps, including ones you make later.
What it may do: read and change them as you, or only read them.

Press Allow and you're sent back to Claude. You can change or take back that access any time in Settings → Connected chats.

Graview's sign-in, opened from Claude.

How to tell it worked

Ask Claude: What Graview apps do I have? It answers with your apps by name, or says you don't have any yet. On graview.cloud your workspace says Claude connected, and once it has opened an app, when it last did.

ChatGPT

Where the setting is

On chatgpt.com, open Settings → Apps, then Advanced settings, and turn on Developer mode.
Back in Apps, press Create. Name it Graview, paste https://mcp.graview.cloud/mcp as the MCP server address, choose OAuth, and save.
ChatGPT opens Graview's sign-in.

ChatGPT: Settings → Apps → Developer mode → Create.

In a chat: choose Graview from the + menu under the message box. ChatGPT asks you to confirm each change Graview makes; that's ChatGPT's own check in developer mode.

Set it up on chatgpt.com in a browser. Developer mode is a ChatGPT setting that some plans don't offer.

Signing in

A Graview window opens. Sign in the way you do here, with an email link or Google. Graview then asks “Let ChatGPT use Graview?” and you choose two things:

Which apps: only the apps you make from this chat, one workspace, or all your apps, including ones you make later.
What it may do: read and change them as you, or only read them.

Press Allow and you're sent back to ChatGPT. You can change or take back that access any time in Settings → Connected chats.

How to tell it worked

Ask ChatGPT: What Graview apps do I have? It answers with your apps by name, or says you don't have any yet. On graview.cloud your workspace says ChatGPT connected, and once it has opened an app, when it last did.

Grok

Where the setting is

On grok.com, open Connectors (under Plugins in the sidebar, or go to grok.com/connectors).
Press New connector and choose Custom. Name it Graview, paste https://mcp.graview.cloud/mcp as its address, and press Add connector.
Grok opens Graview's sign-in.

Grok: Connectors → New connector → Custom.

In a chat: turn Graview on from the connectors under the message box if Grok doesn't reach for it.

Custom connectors are on Grok's paid plans. On Grok Business, an admin may need to allow it first.

Signing in

A Graview window opens. Sign in the way you do here, with an email link or Google. Graview then asks “Let Grok use Graview?” and you choose two things:

Which apps: only the apps you make from this chat, one workspace, or all your apps, including ones you make later.
What it may do: read and change them as you, or only read them.

Press Allow and you're sent back to Grok. You can change or take back that access any time in Settings → Connected chats.

How to tell it worked

Ask Grok: What Graview apps do I have? It answers with your apps by name, or says you don't have any yet. On graview.cloud your workspace says Grok connected, and once it has opened an app, when it last did.

Grok Bot

Grok Bot works on its own, with no sign-in window, so it uses a personal token from Graview instead.

Make a token here

Sign in to graview.cloud and open Settings → A personal token.
Name it Grok Bot, choose which apps it may reach and whether it may change them or only read them, and press Make the token.
Copy the token (it starts gvp_) and the address shown with it. The token is shown once.

Add it to Grok Bot

In Grok Bot's connector settings, add a connector named Graview.
Paste the address (for all your apps, https://mcp.graview.cloud/mcp).
Add a header named Authorization with the value Bearer, a space, and your token.

The token reaches only the apps you chose, can't invite anyone or delete anything, and is revoked in Settings → Connected chats like any chat.

How to tell it worked

Ask Grok Bot: What Graview apps do I have? It answers with your apps by name, or says you don't have any yet. On graview.cloud your workspace says Grok Bot connected, and once it has opened an app, when it last did.

Your first message

Once it's connected, paste one of these, or say what you're keeping track of in your own words. Each makes a real app you can share.

A wedding

Help me keep track of our wedding vendors: what each one does, their quote, the deposit, and whether we've booked them. Warn me when a category goes over budget.

A home project

Track our kitchen renovation: the jobs, who's doing each one, what we've ordered and when it arrives.

A club season

Set up our soccer club's season: the schedule, the roster, and who's bringing snacks to each game.

What your AI can do in an app

Make an app. From a template or from your own description, at its own address, with the people you invite.
Work in it, as you. Find and read records, and do what the app lets you do (“mark the florist booked”), with your permissions and no more. Every change it makes is labeled as its own, and can be taken back.
See what's wrong. The app's rules flag problems and offer repairs; your AI lists them and can apply one.
Change the app itself. A new field, a choice, a rule, a calendar or a board: shown first with what it does to your records, then made as a version you can roll back.
Show it. The app opens inside the chat, live, with its records and problems.

What it can't do

Change who has access to an app (it can prepare an invitation; you press Invite), delete an app, export its data, change billing, or send anything anywhere but Graview. Those stay with you on graview.cloud. It can't remove more than 25 records in one go, and anything it did can be undone from the app's history.

Your apps, your choice

You choose the apps and the access when you connect, and you can change or take it back any time in Settings → Connected chats. Taking it back ends every conversation of that chat at once. Text other people wrote into an app is handed to your AI as data to report, never as instructions to follow.

One app or one workspace only? Each has a connector of its own: an app's is on its settings page under “Use it from a chat”, and the chat then reaches that app and nothing else.

Privacy

The connector sends your apps' contents to the chat you connected and nowhere else; Graview never uses them to train a model. What the chat's provider does with what it sees is under its own terms. More in Privacy and Terms.

Graview Cloud is in private alpha: sign-up is by invitation. Questions: hello@graview.cloud.