Add Notulist as a connector (an MCP server) and your AI assistant can search and read your meetings, with your permission.
Connect Claude
- In the web app, go to Settings › Integrations › Connected apps.
- Click Add to Claude. Notulist opens in Claude’s connector directory; add it there.
- Or open Notulist in the Claude directory yourself.
Connect ChatGPT
Copy the URL under Settings › Integrations › Connected apps. In ChatGPT, go to Settings → Apps & Connectors and add a custom connector with that URL. Developer mode may need to be turned on.
Choose what the assistant may do
When you connect, you sign in to Notulist and choose:
- Search and read your meetings: transcripts, reports, people, companies, tags and series, of your own meetings and those shared with you. This one is required. With series, the assistant can answer questions such as “What did we discuss in the last weekly?”.
- Make changes: rename meetings, add or remove tags, and start generating reports. With this permission the assistant can also add and update action items. Nothing is deleted.
Click Allow to connect, or Deny.
Disconnect an assistant
Under Connected apps you see every connected app, with Read only or Read and make changes, since when it’s connected and when it was last used. Click Disconnect and it loses access to your meetings right away.
Siri on iPhone and Mac
- iPhone: say “Start a recording in Notulist” or “Record a meeting with Notulist”.
- iPhone and Mac, from iOS 27 and macOS 27: say “Find meeting notes in Notulist”. Siri finds up to five meetings by topic, title, participant or words in transcripts and reports. “Open meeting notes in Notulist” opens one; on a Mac it opens in the web app in your browser.
Read more about who can see your meetings in Privacy and security.