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Use your notes with Claude or ChatGPT

Snugnote guide · November 9, 2026

Your AI assistant is a lot more useful when it knows what you know. Snugnote now works as a connector (an MCP server) for Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code, Cursor and other apps, so you can ask about your notes, or have the assistant save new ones, right from the chat.

What's on my packing list for Kyoto?

🔎 Searched Snugnote for "Kyoto packing"

From your Kyoto trip page: passport, JR Pass voucher, rain jacket, comfy walking shoes, a power adapter, and a small gift for your hosts. You haven't ticked off the adapter yet.

Save these meeting notes to Snugnote.

📝 Created "Design sync, Nov 9" in Snugnote

An example of what you can ask once Snugnote is connected.

What your assistant can and can't do

Can: search your notes, read a page, browse your page tree, create new pages, and add to the end of a page.
Can't: delete anything, or change or remove text you've already written.
Your notes stay in your own Google Drive or Dropbox. Snugnote passes a note to the assistant only when it asks for one, and doesn't keep a copy.

The whole setup in Claude: copy the address from Snugnote, add a custom connector, sign in.

1. Copy Snugnote's address

In Snugnote, click your name at the bottom of the sidebar and choose ✨ Connect to Claude or ChatGPT.

The Snugnote account menu with 'Connect to Claude or ChatGPT' highlighted

Click Copy to copy the address. It's the same for everyone:

https://snugnote.app/mcp

The 'Use your notes with Claude or ChatGPT' window showing the address https://snugnote.app/mcp, a Copy button, and setup steps for Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code, and Cursor and others — The window also has short steps for each app, in case you're away from this guide.

2. Add it to your assistant

Pick the app you use:

Claude (web, desktop and mobile)

Open Claude's Settings and go to Customize, then the Connectors tab.
Click + Add and choose Add custom connector.
Name it Snugnote, paste https://snugnote.app/mcp as the MCP server URL, and click Continue.
Sign in with the same Google or Dropbox account you use for Snugnote, and allow access.

Claude Settings with Customize selected in the left menu and the Add button highlighted at the top right of the Connectors tab — In Claude: **Settings → Customize → Connectors → + Add**.

Claude's 'Add custom connector' window with Name set to Snugnote and MCP server URL set to https://snugnote.app/mcp — Fill in the name and address, then click **Continue** to sign in.

Claude's list of your connectors with snugnote shown as a connected Custom connector — Done. Snugnote shows up in **Yours** with a check mark.

Custom connectors you add on the web also work in the Claude desktop and mobile apps. On Team and Enterprise plans, an owner may need to add the connector for the organization first.

ChatGPT

Open ChatGPT's Settings and go to Apps & Connectors.
If you don't see a Create button, turn on Developer mode under Advanced.
Click Create, paste https://snugnote.app/mcp, and choose OAuth for authentication.
Sign in with your Snugnote account (Google or Dropbox) and allow access.

Claude Code

In a terminal, run:

claude mcp add --transport http snugnote https://snugnote.app/mcp

Then start Claude Code, run /mcp, choose snugnote and sign in in the browser window that opens.

Snugnote's connect window with the Claude Code section open, showing the claude mcp add command

Cursor and other apps

Add a remote MCP server with the address https://snugnote.app/mcp. Any app that supports remote MCP servers with sign-in works the same way.

3. Ask away

Start a new chat and try things like:

"What's on my packing list for Kyoto?"
"Summarise my meeting notes from this week."
"Save this recipe to Snugnote under Recipes."
"Add 'book the dentist' to my To Do List page."

New pages show up in your Snugnote sidebar within a minute.

To disconnect, remove the Snugnote connector in your assistant's settings. Nothing in your notes changes.

Connect your notes

More new things: start any page from a template, and speak instead of typing with voice notes.