Ask about your ads in the AI app you already use.
Add AdSitter to Claude or ChatGPT, sign in with your AdSitter account, and ask how your Apple Ads are doing right there.
Server address: https://www.getadsitter.com/api/mcp
What the app can do.And what it can’t.
It reads your own account
The app sees what your AdSitter dashboard shows: spend, downloads, campaigns, keywords, searches, whether your ads are showing, and your reports. Only yours, after you sign in.
It can ask AdSitter
For why and what-to-do questions, the app can ask AdSitter's own assistant, which checks every number against your account. Those questions count toward your monthly questions.
It can't change your ads
The app can suggest a change, but it waits for you in AdSitter, or as a text you answer YES to. No app you connect can change your ads, because a page or email it reads could try to steer it.
How to add it.A minute in each app.
Claude, claude.ai, the Claude desktop app and the phone app
- Open Settings, then Connectors, and choose Add custom connector.
- Name it AdSitter and paste https://www.getadsitter.com/api/mcp.
- Choose Connect, sign in with your AdSitter account, and allow access.
The free plan allows one custom connector. On a Team or Enterprise plan, an owner adds it first.
Claude Code, the terminal
- Run: claude mcp add --transport http adsitter https://www.getadsitter.com/api/mcp
- Type /mcp in Claude Code, pick adsitter and sign in.
ChatGPT, chatgpt.com on the web
- Open Settings, then Security and login, and turn on Developer mode.
- Add a new app, paste https://www.getadsitter.com/api/mcp and choose OAuth.
- Sign in with your AdSitter account and allow access.
Developer mode needs a paid ChatGPT plan, and some plans only allow apps that read. ChatGPT asks you before it runs a tool that saves something, like a question to AdSitter.
Grok, grok.com
- Open Connectors, choose New Connector, then Custom.
- Paste https://www.getadsitter.com/api/mcp and sign in with your AdSitter account.
Grok documents custom connectors but not how they sign in, so this one is untested.
Not yet
- Meta’s Muse: its connectors are built from an app’s own API, and Meta does not say it can add a server like this one.
- The xAI API and other developer tools that only send a fixed key: AdSitter only accepts the sign-in above.
You need an AdSitter account with your Apple Ads connected. Make one, then find these steps again under Settings.
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Which AI apps can I use with AdSitter?
Claude (on the web, the desktop app, the phone app and Claude Code) and ChatGPT (developer mode, on the web). Grok's app takes a custom connector too, but we have not tested it yet. Meta's Muse can't add a server like this today.
Do I give the app my password?
No. The app opens AdSitter's own sign-in page, you sign in there, and the app gets a key that only works for your AdSitter account. Never type your password into a chat.
Can the app pause a campaign or change a bid?
It can only put the change up as a suggestion. You apply or skip it in AdSitter's Ads Intelligence, or reply YES or NO to AdSitter's text if texts are on. Nothing changes until you do.
Does it cost extra?
No. When the app reads your numbers itself, it costs nothing. When it asks AdSitter's assistant a question, that counts toward the questions your plan includes each month, the same as asking in the dashboard.
How do I disconnect an app?
Open Settings in AdSitter, find Use AdSitter in other AI apps, and choose Disconnect next to the app. You can also remove AdSitter in the app's own settings.
Claude, ChatGPT, Grok and Muse are named only to say where AdSitter works. AdSitter is not made by, affiliated with, or endorsed by the companies behind them.