Add VoiceCap from Claude or ChatGPT
Find VoiceCap in Claude's connector directory or ChatGPT's plugin directory, and sign in with your VoiceCap account. Your meetings become something you can ask about without leaving the app you are already working in.
Server URL, for other MCP clients
https://voicecap.ai/api/mcpThere are no API keys, in Claude or anywhere else. Signing in uses VoiceCap's own OAuth, with a consent screen that spells out what the client will be able to read and what it cannot do.
What you can ask
Six capabilities, every one of them read-only. Recordings are Lithuanian-first, so ask in either language.
- Search across everything
- Searches transcript text, summaries, decisions and titles at once and returns ranked moments, each with a link that opens the recording at that second. Narrow it by date, group or who was in the room.
- Where did we talk about the warehouse system upgrade?
- List meetings
- Which meetings exist, with title, date and recording length, and nothing of what was said in them.
- Which client calls did we record in March?
- Read one meeting
- One meeting's summary, key topics, decisions, action items and participants, in a single call.
- Summarise the board meeting from 12 March.
- Read the transcript
- The words people actually said, with speaker names and timestamps, 15 minutes at a time. Page through it to read a meeting end to end.
- Read me what Tomas said about the pricing objection.
- List decisions
- Your decision log across every meeting, each decision with the context it was made in and a link to the moment it was made.
- What have we decided about the Vilnius office lease?
- List action items
- Who owes what, with an owner and whether it is done. There are no due dates, so still open means nobody marked it done.
- What is still open on me from last week?
How to connect
Claude and ChatGPT both list VoiceCap in their own directories. Every other client takes the URL above. All three end the same way, on VoiceCap's consent screen.
Claude
- Open Settings > Connectors in Claude, find VoiceCap in the directory and click Connect.
- On Team or Enterprise, a workspace admin adds VoiceCap once, for everyone in the workspace.
- Sign in to VoiceCap and approve access.
ChatGPT
- Find VoiceCap in ChatGPT's plugin directory and connect it.
- Deep research works against your archive too, because the server ships the two tools it calls by name.
- Sign in to VoiceCap and approve access.
Other clients
- Add the server URL above as a custom connector.
- Any client that supports remote MCP servers with sign-in works the same way.
- On the first tool call, sign in to VoiceCap and approve access.
What it can see
Exactly your own access
Every call is filtered to the meetings you could already open in VoiceCap, and it is checked again each time you ask. Viewers work too. An empty answer means you cannot see that meeting, not that it does not exist.
Read-only, always
There is no tool that creates, edits or deletes anything in VoiceCap. The most a connected client can do is read something you can already read.
Admins keep a switch
An owner or admin can turn the connectors off for the whole workspace, or disconnect everyone at once, from Settings > Integrations.
You manage your own clients
Settings > Profile lists every AI client you have approved, when you approved it and when it last connected. Disconnect one and its access stops immediately.
Your excerpts go to that provider
Once you connect, the parts of your meetings you ask about are sent to Claude or ChatGPT and handled under that provider's terms rather than ours. That is the trade, and if you would rather not make it, leave the connector off.
Included on every plan
MCP access comes with Free, Pro and Business, and it is not metered: tool calls never touch your transcription minutes. Each person gets 60 calls a minute and 2,000 a day.
Start with 300 free minutes
Record 300 minutes on the Free plan, then ask Claude or ChatGPT what was in them.