Connect Yapflo to Claude or ChatGPT

The Yapflo Connector is an MCP server that hooks Yapflo into Claude or ChatGPT. Once it's connected, you can drive Yapflo from inside a chat — list your clients, send a yap brief, check the inbox, or pull a recording, all without switching tabs.

What you can do

• Bulk-create yap briefs. "Send a yap brief to my last 12 fitness clients asking about their week's PR." One message, done.
• Triage the inbox. "What yaps landed today? Group them by client and tell me which ones are over 60 seconds."
• Share board or one-off links. "Get Jordan's board link and draft an email I can send."
• Pull yap content. "Download the latest yap from Sarah and summarize the three takeaways."

The connector URL

Every Yapflo workspace exposes the same MCP endpoint:

https://mcp.yapflo.com/mcp

You can also copy it from Settings → Connect with AI inside the app.

Connect with Claude

1. Open Claude (claude.ai) → Settings → Connectors.
2. Click Add custom connector.
3. Paste https://mcp.yapflo.com/mcp and click Connect.
4. Sign in with your Yapflo account when the consent screen appears.
5. Click Allow to grant the listed permissions.

Claude will list the available Yapflo tools (clients, yaps, links, etc.) and use them when relevant to your prompt.

Connect with ChatGPT

1. Open ChatGPT → Settings → Connectors (requires Plus, Team, or Enterprise).
2. Click Add MCP server.
3. Paste https://mcp.yapflo.com/mcp and click Connect.
4. Sign in with your Yapflo account when the consent screen appears.
5. Click Allow to grant the listed permissions.

Permissions

The consent screen lists exactly what the connector can do — list and create clients, read and create yap briefs, fetch board and one-off link URLs, and pull signed download URLs. You can revoke access any time from Settings → Connect with AI, or from Claude/ChatGPT's connector list.

Troubleshooting

• The connector doesn't show up. Make sure you're signed into the same Yapflo account in both the AI tool and yapflo.com.
• "Permission denied" on a tool. Re-run the consent flow — Yapflo may have added a new permission since you first connected.
• Anything else. Email hello@yapflo.com with the prompt you used and the response — we'll dig in.