Connect Can We Meet to Claude, ChatGPT, Google Gemini, Meta Muse and Grok

Connector address

https://canwemeet.me/mcp

Use this exact address, including /mcp. Connector availability depends on your assistant’s plan and organisation settings. Menu names may change.

Add it to Claude

1. Open Claude’s settings and find Connectors.
2. Choose to add a custom connector. Name it Can We Meet and enter the connector address above.
3. Choose Connect, sign in to Can We Meet and approve the connection.
4. Enable Can We Meet in your conversation, then describe the meeting you want to arrange.

Add it to ChatGPT

1. Open ChatGPT’s settings and find Apps or Connectors. If custom apps require Developer mode, enable it where your account allows it.
2. Create a custom app or connector named Can We Meet, enter the address above and choose OAuth sign-in if asked.
3. Connect, sign in to Can We Meet and approve access.
4. Select Can We Meet in a conversation and ask it to arrange your meeting.

If your account does not offer custom connections, check your assistant’s available apps or ask your organisation’s account owner. Can We Meet is not claiming a directory listing here.

Add it to Gemini

1. On a computer, open gemini.google.com.
2. Open Settings, then Connected Apps, or Personal Intelligence, then Connected Apps.
3. Under Custom apps, choose Add a custom app and enter https://canwemeet.me/mcp.
4. Choose Next, then sign in to Can We Meet and approve the connection.

Once added on the web, it also works in the Gemini mobile app. Currently US only, for people aged 18 or over, with personal Google accounts, in English.

Add it to Muse

1. In Meta Muse, in the app, on the web or in WhatsApp, ask Muse to create a custom connector for Can We Meet at https://canwemeet.me/mcp.
2. Sign in to Can We Meet when asked.

Currently US only, for people aged 18 or over. Meta does not review custom connectors.

Add it to Grok

1. Open grok.com/connectors.
2. Choose New Connector, then Custom, and enter https://canwemeet.me/mcp.
3. Sign in to Can We Meet and approve the connection.

What you can ask it to do

start_meeting

Start a meeting using your own words. Give your timezone if asked. Can We Meet returns a summary and asks a focused question when needed.

update_meeting

Answer a question, correct the summary or change a meeting you organise. Your words are passed through without paraphrasing.

get_meeting

Check the summary, who has replied, which times are bookable and whether a time has been confirmed.

get_invite_link

Get a shareable invitation link and a short message for you to send. Getting the link does not send it to anyone.

book_meeting

Confirm one of the bookable times, only after you explicitly choose it. A suggestion alone does not book the meeting.

list_my_meetings

Find meetings you organise, newest first. Privacy-mode meetings are hidden from this list.

Three example requests

• “Use Can We Meet to arrange a 30-minute budget review with Alice and Bob on 3 November 2026. I’m free 2pm to 5pm, Europe/London. Zoom is fine.”
• “For that meeting, change the location to our London office, then give me the invitation link and a message I can send.”
• “Check who has replied and show the bookable times. Don’t book anything until I choose a time.”

You stay in control

Nothing is sent to anyone automatically by these six meeting tools. You decide when to share the link and explicitly choose a bookable time before confirmation. Check the summary and timezone before sharing or booking.

The connection acts as your signed-in account, not as other people. Remove the connection in Claude, ChatGPT, Google Gemini, Meta Muse or Grok to stop using it there. Contact support to request revocation of the Can We Meet authorisation. Each assistant’s own privacy policy also applies to conversations held with it.

Read Privacy & Security or contact support if you need help.