Fenwrite Pro · Connector (MCP)

Ask Claude or ChatGPT about anything you recorded

Fen writes down every meeting, lecture and call. Connect Fenwrite to your AI assistant and it can look through all of them for you: what was decided, what's on the exam, who promised what, and the minute they said it.

Claude
ChatGPT
Other MCP apps

Get the connector link How to set it up

What did Dr. Rao say would be on the midterm?

Searched your Fenwrite notes · 1 match

In Biology 201, lecture 9 (Tuesday), at 38:12:

Dr. Rao “The midterm covers chapters three to five, and there's one question on the lab write-up.”

So: chapters 3 to 5, plus the lab write-up.

An example. Answers name the recording and the minute, so you can check them in the app.

Ask it what you'd ask someone who was there

What did I promise in Tuesday's team meeting?
List every to-do with my name on it from this week.
When did Maya first mention the van, and what did she say?
Write a follow-up email from yesterday's call, with the decisions and who owns what.
Make flashcards from last Thursday's lecture.
What did the doctor say about the new dose?

The connector link

Everyone uses the same link. Signing in with your Fenwrite account is what connects it to your recordings.

https://mcp.fenwrite.com/mcp

You need Fenwrite Pro, and to be signed in to the app (Settings → Back up your notes), because the assistant reads your text backup. The link is in the app too, under Settings → AI assistants.

Set it up in a minute

In Claude

Every plan, Free included (Free allows one custom connector).

Open ConnectorsIn Claude on the web or the desktop app, go to Customize → Connectors, press + Add, then Add custom connector.
Paste the linkName it Fenwrite, paste the connector link, press Continue, then Add.
Sign in to FenwriteClaude opens Fenwrite's connect page. Sign in with the account you use in the app and press Allow.
Ask awayIn a chat, press +, then Connectors, and check Fenwrite is on. Once added, it works in Claude's phone app too.

In ChatGPT

On the web, on plans that allow custom MCP servers (OpenAI lists which).

Open PluginsGo to Plugins in ChatGPT, press +, then Add custom MCP server.
Paste the linkName it Fenwrite, paste the connector link under Connection, and choose OAuth to sign in.
Create itRead ChatGPT's note about custom servers, tick “I understand and want to continue”, choose Create as a plugin, then install it.
Sign in and askSign in to Fenwrite on the page that opens and press Allow. In a new chat, type @, pick Fenwrite and ask.

Using another assistant? Any app that supports remote MCP servers with sign-in (OAuth) works the same way: add the link, then sign in to Fenwrite.

What the assistant can read

Your list of recordings

Titles, dates, length, speakers and Fen's one-line gist, newest first. It can narrow by date, topic or starred.

The moments that match

It searches every transcript and gets back the exact lines, with the time and who said them.

A whole transcript

All of it, or just a stretch, with times and speaker names as the app shows them.

The summary

The gist, key points, decisions, and to-dos with owners and due dates.

Safe by design

Read-only

It can't edit, delete, add or record anything. There are no tools for it.

Text, never audio

It reads your text backup. Audio is never backed up, so there is none to read.

Only after you say yes

Nothing is shared until you add the link, sign in and press Allow. Disconnect any time in Settings → AI assistants.

What the assistant reads goes to its maker (Anthropic for Claude, OpenAI for ChatGPT) under your account with them, and their privacy terms apply. Our connector reads your backup only to answer the assistant, and doesn't keep or log what it reads. The details are in our privacy policy.

Questions

What is MCP?

The Model Context Protocol is an open standard that lets AI assistants such as Claude and ChatGPT use outside tools and data. Fenwrite's connector is a remote MCP server: you add its link to your assistant once, sign in, and from then on the assistant can look things up in your Fenwrite notes when you ask.

Do I need Fenwrite Pro?

Yes. The connector is part of Fenwrite Pro ($9.99 a month or $79.99 a year). You also need to be signed in to the app, because the assistant reads your text backup. Without Pro, the connect page says Fenwrite Pro is needed and nothing is shared.

Does the assistant hear my recordings?

No. It reads text only: titles, transcripts, summaries, to-dos and speaker names. Audio is never in the backup, so there's no audio for it to read.

Can it change or delete my notes?

No. The connector is read-only. It has no tools to edit, delete, add or record anything.

Will Claude or ChatGPT train on my transcripts?

What the assistant reads is handled by its maker (Anthropic for Claude, OpenAI for ChatGPT) under your account and settings with them. Both let you control whether your chats are used to improve their models; check those settings in the assistant. Fenwrite never sends anything to them by itself: the assistant reads only when you ask it something.

Does it work on my phone?

Yes. Add the connector once in Claude on the web or the desktop app, and it's there in Claude's phone app too. In ChatGPT, add it on the web.

How do I disconnect?

In the Fenwrite app, open Settings → AI assistants and press Disconnect next to the assistant, or remove Fenwrite in the assistant's own settings. A connection that isn't used for 60 days ends by itself, and deleting your Fenwrite account disconnects every assistant.

Is Fenwrite in Claude's or ChatGPT's app directory?

Not yet. Until it is, you add it with the link on this page, which takes about a minute.

Get Fenwrite

Record on your iPhone, Apple Watch or Android phone. Your first hour is free; Fenwrite Pro adds 20 hours a month and the Claude and ChatGPT connector.

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