Your noiz page, from ChatGPT and Claude
Connect an AI app to your noiz account, then ask it to read your page, check your views and clicks, or change your links, name, bio and location. It works the same on the free plan and on Premium.
https://mcp.noiz.bio/mcpThrough the Model Context Protocol (MCP), the open standard ChatGPT, Claude and other AI apps use to connect to services.
What to ask
Talk to your page like you would to a friend who runs it.
Changes show on your page within about a minute.
- “What links are on my noiz page right now?”
- “Which link got the most clicks this month?”
- “Add my new video as a link and move it to the top.”
- “Hide my old shop link and feature the new one.”
- “Rewrite my bio in two short sentences.”
- “How many views did my page get last week?”
Which link got the most clicks this month?
Your Spotify link, with 412 clicks. Your new video is second with 268, and it is only four days old.
Move the video to the top and feature it.
Done. It is first on your page and featured, within about a minute.
Set it up
Works with the AI apps you already use.
Any app that connects to a remote MCP server can reach your page. Pick yours for the exact steps: most are a paste of the server URL, Claude Code is one command, and Cursor and VS Code take a few lines in a file.
- ClaudeAdd a custom connector
- ChatGPTAdd an app in developer mode
- Claude CodeOne command in your terminal
- CursorAdd it to mcp.json
- VS CodeAdd it to .vscode/mcp.json
- Any MCP appRemote MCP with OAuth
https://mcp.noiz.bio/mcp- 01In Claude, add a custom connector and paste the server URL.
- 02Claude opens noiz: choose what it may do, then sign in.
- 03Ask about your page in any chat.
01
Approve
Your AI app sends you to noiz, which names the app and lists what it may do. Reading your page is always on; views and edits are yours to check.
02
Sign in
Use your noiz account. If you have two-factor on, noiz asks for the code every time you connect an app, even on a remembered device.
03
Ask
Back in your app, ask in your own words. The app never gets your password, only a key for what you checked.
Permissions
You choose what it can do. Some things it never can.
Read your page (always on)
Your page's address, display name, bio and location, and every link with its title, address and whether it is shown.
Read views and clicks
Views and clicks per day for up to the last 90 days, and your most clicked links.
Change your links and profile text
Add links, change their titles and addresses, show, hide, reorder and feature them, take a link off the page, and change your display name, bio and location.
Whatever you allow, no connected app can:
- See or change your email address, password or two-factor settings
- Touch payments, your Premium purchase or your username
- Change your page's design
- Delete anything: a link it takes off the page is archived, and the dashboard can bring it back
- Reach any page but yours
Your data
It gets what you checked, and nothing else.
The company behind the app handles that under its own privacy policy, as section 7 of our privacy policy explains. Every change an app makes is recorded with the app’s name, and your data export includes that record.
Disconnect
One click ends it, right away.
Settings, Security, Connected apps lists every app you connected and what it may do, and Disconnect ends its access at once. Removing the connector inside the AI app only forgets it there. An app you stop using loses access on its own after 30 days.
For developers
Standard MCP, standard OAuth.
Streamable HTTP, authorized with OAuth 2.1 and PKCE. Apps identify themselves with a client ID metadata document or register dynamically, and every token is bound to the server URL. A tool outside a grant’s scopes is not listed, every tool says whether it only reads, and each account and app may make 60 tool calls a minute.
- get_my_pagepage:read
- get_analyticsanalytics:read
- add_linkpage:write
- update_linkpage:write
- archive_linkpage:write
- reorder_linkspage:write
- set_featured_linkpage:write
- update_profile_textpage:write
Your page
Make some noise.
Pick the name, then everything else. It takes a minute, and the free plan is a complete page.