it contains your private key. anyone with it can read and log to your account — treat it like a password, don't share it or paste it anywhere public.
want it to fix past logs?
to let your assistant edit or correct earlier entries — not just add new ones — choose a full-access connection when you create the link.
step 2
connect your assistant
pick the one you use. Claude and ChatGPT connect with one click — no link to copy. everyone else pastes the link from step 1.
steps as of july 2026 — these apps change their menus often. if a name doesn't match, look for "custom connector," "MCP server," or "developer mode."
Claude
web · claude.ai · one click, no link
1
open claude.ai in a browser — the phone app can't add custom connectors yet. go to settings → connectors → add custom connector and paste this as the URL:
https://api.trywhatevr.app/mcp
copy
2
save, then sign in with the code we email you and tap Allow.
3
open a chat and turn it on. now just tell Claude what you ate.
some tools still need a personal link — advanced
if your client can't discover OAuth from a bare URL, use the tokened link instead — grab it above, then paste it as the custom connector URL and skip the sign-in step.
ChatGPT
web only · one click, no key
1
on the web app, open settings → connectors and turn on developer mode.
2
add custom connector and paste this as the URL:
https://api.trywhatevr.app/mcp
copy
3
save, then sign in with the code we email you and tap Allow.
4
enable it in a chat.
reconnect after whatevr ships updates so it picks up new tools.
some tools still need a personal link — advanced
if your client can't discover OAuth from a bare URL, use the tokened link instead — grab it above, paste it as the server URL, and set authentication to none (your key is already in the link).
Grok
the simplest
1
add a custom connector.
2
paste your whatevr link — the whole URL, not just the token.
Gemini
web
1
go to gemini.google.com/apps.
2
scroll to the bottom and add a custom app.
3
paste your whatevr link.
other (MCP)
any MCP client
any assistant that speaks MCP — Cursor and others — works the same way: wherever it asks for a custom MCP server, paste your whatevr link.
step 3
try it
once it's connected, just talk to your assistant like normal. tap a line to copy it.
log 2 eggs and toast with black coffee
what did i eat today?
how many calories do i have left?
log a 30-minute run
check today's logs and fix anything that's wrong
needs a full-access connection
for developers
prefer the raw API?
whatevr also has a REST API with a live OpenAPI spec at /v1/openapi.json. scoped tokens (wtvr_live_…) carry read, log, or full scope — and the same token powers both REST and the MCP connector above.
log a food · curl
copy
curl -X POST https://api.trywhatevr.app/v1/ai/log \
-H "Authorization: Bearer wtvr_live_..." \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{"text":"2 eggs and toast, black coffee"}'
building an OAuth-capable connector? it self-discovers from /.well-known/oauth-authorization-server — dynamic client registration, PKCE (S256), no client secret.
start logging by talking
get whatevr, grab your link, and connect the assistant you already use.