Connect your AI assistant to EveryApp

Ask Claude, ChatGPT or any assistant that speaks MCP to compress a PDF, convert a video or make an image, and it runs the EveryApp tool for you. One address, your own account, the same credits.

The address

Paste this wherever your assistant asks for an MCP server or a custom connector.

EveryApp MCP server addresshttps://api.everyapp.pro/mcp

What you can do with it

  • Run a tool by asking

    Say what you want done. Your assistant finds the right tool, runs it and hands you the result.

  • Chain steps together

    Scan a PDF to text, then shrink it. One request, and the assistant passes each result to the next tool.

  • Your account, your credits

    Jobs run on your EveryApp account with the same free limits and credits as on the site.

  • You stay in control

    You approve the connection once, see exactly what it may do, and can disconnect it any time.

Set it up

You need an EveryApp account; a free one is enough. Sign in or create one, then follow the steps for your assistant. Menu names change between versions, so look for the nearest match.

Claude (web and desktop)

  1. Open Settings, then Connectors.
  2. Choose Add custom connector.
  3. Name it EveryApp and paste the address above.
  4. Choose Connect, sign in to EveryApp and allow access.

Claude Code

  1. Run this command in your terminal.
  2. Start Claude Code, type /mcp, pick everyapp and sign in.
  3. Allow access in the browser tab that opens.
Claude Code: Command
claude mcp add --transport http everyapp https://api.everyapp.pro/mcp

ChatGPT and other assistants

  1. Look for Connectors, Integrations or MCP servers in the settings.
  2. Add a remote (HTTP) MCP server and paste the address above.
  3. If it asks for a configuration file, use this one.
  4. Sign in to EveryApp when it sends you to our page, and allow access.
ChatGPT and other assistants: Configuration
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "everyapp": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "https://api.everyapp.pro/mcp"
    }
  }
}

The first time, EveryApp shows you what the assistant is asking for and where you go next. Allow it only if you started the connection yourself.

Prompts to try

Say what you want in your own words and mention EveryApp. Copy one of these to start, and change the file names to yours.

Start here

These work in any assistant.

  • Prompt

    What can you do with EveryApp? Show me the tools for PDFs.

  • Prompt

    How many EveryApp credits do I have left, and when do they renew?

  • Prompt

    Find an EveryApp tool that removes the background from a photo.

Text and AI

These work in any assistant: the input is text you type.

  • Prompt

    Use EveryApp to make an image of a lighthouse at dusk, square, as a PNG. Tell me the cost in credits first.

  • Prompt

    Read this paragraph aloud with EveryApp and give me the audio file: …

  • Prompt

    Remove the names, emails and phone numbers from this text with EveryApp: …

Files on your computer

For assistants that can read your files and send them, such as Claude Code.

  • Prompt

    Compress report.pdf in this folder with EveryApp and save the result next to it.

  • Prompt

    Merge cover.pdf and chapters.pdf into one PDF with EveryApp.

  • Prompt

    Convert clip.mov to MP4 with EveryApp. It is 90 seconds long.

  • Prompt

    Transcribe interview.mp3 with EveryApp, then summarise it in five points.

  • Prompt

    Make scan.pdf searchable with EveryApp, then compress the result.

  • Ask for the price first when a job uses credits: "tell me the cost before you run it".
  • For audio and video, say how long the file is, and for a PDF how many pages, if your assistant can't work it out.
  • Run several files one after another. Three jobs can run at once on an account.

What the assistant can do

  • See which plan you're on
  • See your credits and when they renew
  • Run tools for you, using your free limits and credits

What it can never do

  • See your name, email or profile
  • Open your files in My files, or save anything there
  • Read the data in your apps
  • Pay for anything: buying credits always happens on everyapp.pro, by you

Credits and plans

An assistant's jobs use your account exactly as the site does. Ordinary tools are free within their free limits, Pro runs them at full limits, and AI tools spend credits. If you run out, the assistant gives you the link to add more; you pay on everyapp.pro.

Questions

What is MCP?

MCP (Model Context Protocol) is the standard way an AI assistant connects to outside services. You give your assistant one address, sign in once, and it can use EveryApp's tools when you ask.

Do I need an EveryApp account?

Yes. The assistant always works as you, on your account. A free account is enough to connect and to run the tools within their free limits.

What does it cost?

Connecting is free. Jobs cost what they cost on the site: ordinary tools are free within their free limits and run at full limits on Pro, and AI tools such as image generation spend credits. Ask your assistant for the price before it runs anything.

Which tools can my assistant run?

The tools that run on our servers, listed on this page. Tools that work only in your browser can't be run this way; the assistant gives you a link to open them instead.

Can I send a file from a chat?

Not yet from a chat app, where the assistant can't send your file on. Text tools and AI generation work everywhere. For files, use an assistant that can read files on your computer, such as Claude Code, or open the tool's page.

How long are results kept?

A result can be downloaded for one hour. The assistant gets a download link that lasts five minutes and can ask for a new one. Nothing an assistant runs is saved to My files.

How do I disconnect an assistant?

Open your Profile page on everyapp.pro and remove it under Connected apps. It stops working within ten minutes.

Is there a limit?

The same as on the site: up to three jobs running at once and thirty an hour per account. If the assistant is told to wait, it can try again when a job finishes.

For developers: the server speaks MCP over Streamable HTTP and signs you in with OAuth 2.1; an assistant registers itself. Its tokens work only on /mcp. Canonical page: https://everyapp.pro/mcp