Connect ChatGPT, Claude, and other AI tools to your Voicenotes account using MCP. Once connected, your AI assistant can search your notes, pull up transcripts, and even create new notes for you, all without leaving the conversation.

What is the Voicenotes MCP server?

MCP (Model Context Protocol) is an open standard that lets AI assistants securely connect to apps like Voicenotes. Our hosted MCP server gives your AI tool of choice access to your memos and meetings, so you can work with them in natural language wherever you already chat with AI.

What you can do once it's connected

Search your notes semantically (e.g., 'ideas about onboarding' will surface relevant notes even if you never used the word onboarding)
Browse notes filtered by date ranges or tags.
Retrieve transcripts of any voice note or meeting directly into the conversation.
Create new notes directly from your AI tool and add tags.

Prerequisites

An active Voicenotes account.
An AI tool that supports MCP (see requirements below for each).

How to connect

The Voicenotes MCP server URL is:

https://api.voicenotes.com/mcp

Authentication is handled through browser OAuth, so there's no API key or client secret to manage.

ChatGPT

Works with all ChatGPT plans.

In ChatGPT, click your profile in the bottom left and choose Settings.
Go to Apps and open the apps directory.
Search for Voicenotes and select it.
Click Connect. A new tab will open to Voicenotes.
Sign in if needed, then click Continue to authorize access.

You'll be redirected back to ChatGPT with Voicenotes now enabled. You can mention @Voicenotes in any chat, or just ask ChatGPT to reference your notes.

Claude

Custom connectors are available on Claude Pro, Max, Team, and Enterprise plans (not the free plan). On Team or Enterprise, you may need a workspace admin to approve custom connectors.

Open Claude and click your profile in the bottom left, then select Settings.
Go to Connectors and click Add custom connector.
Enter a name (e.g. Voicenotes) and paste the MCP URL: https://api.voicenotes.com/mcp
Click Add. The connector will appear in your list with a Custom tag.
Click Connect. You'll be taken to Voicenotes to sign in (or straight to the authorization screen if you're already signed in).
Click Continue to grant access.

You'll be redirected back to Claude with a confirmation. Start a new chat and ask Claude anything about your notes.

Claude Code

Run claude in your terminal.
Add the Voicenotes MCP server:
claude mcp add voicenotes --transport http https://api.voicenotes.com/mcp
Open a new terminal tab and run claude again.
Run /mcp, select the Voicenotes MCP, and choose Authenticate.
You can now ask Claude Code to reference your notes.

Other AI tools

You can connect manually using the public URL https://api.voicenotes.com/mcp as a custom connection.

Your AI tool must support:

MCP client protocol using Streamable HTTP transport
OAuth 2.0 authentication: the server uses browser-based OAuth, so your tool needs to be able to open a browser window for the user to sign in to Voicenotes. After sign-in, the tool receives a bearer token to include in subsequent requests.

Each user authenticates individually through the browser OAuth flow. There is no API key or service account access method for MCP.

If your tool asks for a client ID or client secret, leave those fields blank. Voicenotes MCP uses Dynamic Client Registration, so credentials are handled automatically.

Available tools

Tool	What it does	Example prompt
`search_notes`	Semantic search across your notes	"Search my notes for ideas about the mobile app"
`list_notes`	Browse notes filtered by date range or tags	"Show me my notes from last week"
`get_transcript`	Pull the full transcript of a voice note or meeting	"Get the full transcript of my last meeting"
`create_text_note`	Create a new text note, with optional tags	"Create a note: follow up with the design team"

Try it out

You're all set! You can now interact with your Voicenotes using natural language. Try asking:

"Search my notes for ideas about the mobile app"
"Show me my notes from last week"
"Find notes tagged with 'meeting'"
"Create a note: Remember to follow up with the design team"
"Get the full transcript of my last voice note"

Need help?

If you have any questions or encounter any issues, please reach out to us at [email protected].