Build from Claude & ChatGPT

The Floot connector lets Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, and other MCP clients create, edit, debug, and publish your Floot apps directly from the chat you already use.

It runs on your existing Claude or ChatGPT subscription rather than Floot credits — the AI does the thinking, Floot provides the database, authentication, hosting, and everything else.

Connecting

1. 1

   ChatGPT and Codex

   Install Floot in one click from the ChatGPT app directory — no URL to copy. Once installed in ChatGPT it is available in Codex too, since they share one account.

2. 2

   Claude

   Add Floot as a custom connector in Claude's settings, then sign in to Floot when prompted. On Team or Enterprise, an organization Owner adds it once under Organization settings → Connectors and each member clicks Connect.

3. 3

   Any other MCP client

   Cursor, VS Code, Zed, CLIs — anything that supports remote MCP servers over Streamable HTTP works. Add the Floot server URL and authorize with OAuth.

Full setup instructions, the server URL, and a client picker live on the connector page.

Before you connect

A connected client acts with your Floot account. Four things to know:

It can reach all your projects

The connector can read and edit any project in your account.

It runs on your Claude or ChatGPT usage

Building through the connector does not consume Floot credits. Image generation is the exception and uses a small number of credits.

Publishing is public

Anyone with the live link can open your published app.

Credentials stay on Floot

API keys you add stay on Floot and are never shown to the AI.

Prompts to try

Replace xxx with your project's name. On Claude, mention with Floot; on ChatGPT, add Floot from the + menu or type @Floot.

• Build me a working feedback hub with Floot — a form that saves responses to a database and a page to browse them
• Show a preview of my Floot project xxx
• Add a login page to my Floot project xxx
• Publish my Floot project xxx and give me the live URL
• Something's failing in my Floot project xxx — read the logs and fix it