Connect Rovyn to your assistant

Rovyn is a remote MCP server. Any assistant that supports MCP connectors can build editions for you.

Every assistant below connects to the same endpoint:

https://api.rovyn.app/mcp

Note on sign-in: adding the connector opens a Rovyn sign-in screen. That sign-in creates — or opens — your Rovyn account, and the editions your assistant builds land in it. Use the same identity you use in the Rovyn app (or will use, if you haven't installed it yet): sign in here with Google and in the app with Apple and you get two separate Rovyn accounts, with your editions in the one your phone can't see. Accounts can't be merged afterwards, so it's worth a moment now. More in the FAQ.

What you're granting: the same screen asks for four permissions — read your editions, create editions, read your listening receipts, and file feedback. Receipts is the broad one: with it, a bounded set of the notes you've written travels along with the assistant's ordinary requests, not only when it asks for receipts. The connection stays live until you disconnect it, and you can disconnect one assistant on its own — that ends its access without deleting anything it built. See the privacy policy for what each permission covers.

Claude

Web, desktop, and mobile. Free plans can add one custom connector; paid plans, more.

  1. Open claude.ai → Customize → Connectors.
  2. Choose Add custom connector.
  3. Name it Rovyn and paste the URL:
https://api.rovyn.app/mcp
  1. Click Add, then complete the sign-in it presents.
  2. In any chat, ask: "Build me a 2-hour podcast playlist about … and send it to Rovyn."
Prefer chat guidance?

Copy this prompt and paste it into Claude — it will guide you through the steps, confirm the connection, and build your first edition.

I want to connect Rovyn, a podcast app I use, as a custom connector. Here are the exact steps for Claude: 1. In Claude, open Customize → Connectors. 2. Choose Add custom connector. 3. Name it Rovyn and paste the server URL (https://api.rovyn.app/mcp). 4. Tap Add, then sign in when Rovyn asks — use the same Apple or Google account there. Walk me through them one at a time and wait for me between steps. When I say done, call Rovyn's list_shows tool to confirm the connection works. Then ask me what I'm curious about and build me a 2-hour podcast edition about it with a Rovyn player link.

ChatGPT

Requires a paid plan with developer mode (set up on the web). ChatGPT calls custom connectors plugins.

  1. Open Settings → Security and login and enable Developer mode.
  2. Go to chatgpt.com/plugins and choose + (new plugin).
  3. Name it Rovyn, add a line of description, and paste the MCP server URL:
https://api.rovyn.app/mcp
  1. Create it and sign in when Rovyn asks, then in a chat enable Rovyn under Developer mode tools and ask for a podcast playlist.
Prefer chat guidance?

Copy this prompt and paste it into ChatGPT — it will guide you through the steps, confirm the connection, and build your first edition.

I want to connect Rovyn, a podcast app I use, as a custom connector. Here are the exact steps for ChatGPT: 1. In ChatGPT on the web, open Settings → Security and login, and turn on Developer mode. 2. Go to chatgpt.com/plugins and choose + (new plugin). 3. Name it Rovyn, add a line of description, and paste the server URL (https://api.rovyn.app/mcp). 4. Create it, then sign in when Rovyn asks — use the same Apple or Google account there. 5. In a chat, enable Rovyn under Developer mode tools before you ask. Walk me through them one at a time and wait for me between steps. When I say done, call Rovyn's list_shows tool to confirm the connection works. Then ask me what I'm curious about and build me a 2-hour podcast edition about it with a Rovyn player link.

Grok

Custom connectors are available to all Grok users.

  1. Open grok.com → Settings → Connectors.
  2. Choose Add connector → Custom.
  3. Paste the URL and save:
https://api.rovyn.app/mcp
Prefer chat guidance?

Copy this prompt and paste it into Grok — it will guide you through the steps, confirm the connection, and build your first edition.

I want to connect Rovyn, a podcast app I use, as a custom connector. Here are the exact steps for Grok: 1. In Grok, open Settings → Connectors. 2. Choose Add connector → Custom. 3. Paste the server URL (https://api.rovyn.app/mcp) and save. 4. Sign in when Rovyn asks — use the same Apple or Google account there. Walk me through them one at a time and wait for me between steps. When I say done, call Rovyn's list_shows tool to confirm the connection works. Then ask me what I'm curious about and build me a 2-hour podcast edition about it with a Rovyn player link.

Perplexity

Custom connectors require Pro, Max, or Enterprise.

  1. Open Settings → Connectors.
  2. Choose Add connector → Custom.
  3. Name it Rovyn, paste the server URL, and save:
https://api.rovyn.app/mcp
Prefer chat guidance?

Copy this prompt and paste it into Perplexity — it will guide you through the steps, confirm the connection, and build your first edition.

I want to connect Rovyn, a podcast app I use, as a custom connector. Here are the exact steps for Perplexity: 1. In Perplexity, open Settings → Connectors. 2. Choose Add connector → Custom. 3. Name it Rovyn, paste the server URL (https://api.rovyn.app/mcp), and save. 4. Sign in when Rovyn asks — use the same Apple or Google account there. Walk me through them one at a time and wait for me between steps. When I say done, call Rovyn's list_shows tool to confirm the connection works. Then ask me what I'm curious about and build me a 2-hour podcast edition about it with a Rovyn player link.

Everything else

Any MCP-capable client works — Claude Code, Gemini's Spark (Ultra), or your own agent. Point it at https://api.rovyn.app/mcp (Streamable HTTP transport). The tool surface is documented in the protocol docs.