Feature
MCP Sync
MCP Sync exposes your notes and dictations to your AI tools over MCP (Model Context Protocol), so the context you spoke becomes context they already have. Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and Gemini can answer with your notes — not just their training data.
Included in the one Talkuza plan — $2.99/month after a 7-day free trial. See pricing · All how-to guides
How to use it, step by step
- Turn MCP Sync onOpen Talkuza → Settings → MCP Sync → On. Talkuza runs a small MCP server on your Mac.
- Copy the MCP server commandSettings shows the server command for your Mac. Copy it — it's the same command for every app below.
- Add it to your AI appPaste the command into your AI app's MCP settings: Claude → Settings → Connectors / MCP; ChatGPT → Settings → Apps / Connectors; Cursor → Settings → MCP; Gemini → Settings → Extensions / MCP.
- Approve, then ask about your notesApprove the connection in the app. Then ask Claude or ChatGPT about anything in your notes — it can search what you spoke and wrote.
Tips that actually help
- MCP Sync only works while Talkuza is running on your Mac — the server is local, and your notes never go to Talkuza's servers.
- Your Echo Notes meeting summaries become searchable context too — ask your AI tool what was decided in yesterday's call.
- If a connection stops working, restart the AI app after turning MCP Sync off and on again in Talkuza Settings.
- Full per-app setup with screenshots lives in the Help Centre.
Questions, answered
A local MCP server on your Mac that lets Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and Gemini read your Talkuza notes and dictations — so they answer with your context, not just their training data.
Try it free for 7 days.
One plan, $2.99/month after the trial — every feature included, no tiers.
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