You can connect AI assistants such as Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and VS Code to your Bouncy account. Once connected, you can ask in plain language, for example "Create a deeplink for onlyfans.com/amy on tapmy.social with the slug amy and turn on the 18+ warning", and the assistant does it for you.

This works through MCP (Model Context Protocol), the open standard AI apps use to connect to outside tools. You do not need an API key or any technical setup: you paste one URL into your AI app and approve the connection.

What you need

A Bouncy account on the Growth plan or above (Growth, Scaling, Dominance, Agency or Enterprise)
A verified email address on your Bouncy account
An AI app that supports custom connectors or MCP servers

The URL to use

Every AI app uses the same URL:

https://mcp.bouncy.ai/mcp

Enter it exactly, including https:// and /mcp at the end. You can also copy it from the AI assistants card on the Connections page in Bouncy.

Connecting Claude

In Claude on the web or in Claude Desktop, open Customize, then Connectors.
Click Add custom connector (the + button).
Enter the name Bouncy and the URL https://mcp.bouncy.ai/mcp, leave the advanced settings empty, and click Add.
Click Connect. A Bouncy page opens.
Log in if asked, check the page says Claude is asking, choose an access level and click Approve.

Once added on the web or desktop, Bouncy is also available in the Claude mobile apps. Free Claude plans allow one custom connector. On Claude Team and Enterprise, an organization Owner adds Bouncy first under Organization settings, then Connectors.

Connecting ChatGPT

ChatGPT connects through developer mode, available on paid ChatGPT plans on the web.

In ChatGPT, open Settings, then Apps & Connectors, then Advanced settings, and turn on Developer mode.
In Apps & Connectors, click Create.
Enter the name Bouncy, the URL https://mcp.bouncy.ai/mcp, and choose OAuth for authentication. Click Create.
Approve the connection on the Bouncy page that opens.
In a new chat, open the + menu, choose Developer mode and select Bouncy.

ChatGPT asks you to confirm before Bouncy creates, changes or deletes anything.

Connecting Claude Code, Cursor and VS Code

Developer tools connect with the same URL.

Claude Code: run claude mcp add --transport http bouncy https://mcp.bouncy.ai/mcp, then type /mcp in Claude Code, choose bouncy and sign in.
Cursor: in Settings, open MCP and add a server with the URL https://mcp.bouncy.ai/mcp. Cursor opens the Bouncy page to approve the connection.
VS Code (GitHub Copilot): run MCP: Add Server from the Command Palette, choose HTTP and enter https://mcp.bouncy.ai/mcp, then approve the connection.

Developers can also skip the sign-in and send a Bouncy API key as an Authorization: Bearer header. See How to Create API Keys.

Choosing an access level

When you approve a connection, you choose how much the AI assistant can do:

Access level	What the assistant can do
Full Access (default)	Everything, including connecting and verifying custom domains
Creator	Create, edit, pause and delete deeplinks, manage groups, draft websites and read stats. Cannot connect custom domains
Viewer	Read only: deeplinks, stats, domains, groups and websites. Cannot create or change anything

If you only want the assistant to report on your stats, choose Viewer. To change the level later, revoke the connection and connect again.

What you can ask

"Create a deeplink for onlyfans.com/amy on tapmy.social with the slug amy and turn on the 18+ warning."
"How many views did tapmy.social/amy get in the last 7 days, and from which countries?"
"Make deeplinks for these 10 URLs and put them in a group called Spring campaign."
"Pause bouncy.ai/summer."
"Connect links.mybrand.com as a custom domain and tell me which DNS records to add."
"Draft a link-in-bio website for Amy with links to her OnlyFans and Instagram."

Websites are created as drafts. Open the editor link the assistant gives you, review the website and publish it yourself.

Assistants cannot see payment details, change your plan or manage your team. A few dashboard features, such as A/B tests, QR codes and share pages, are not available to AI assistants yet.

Seeing and disconnecting your AI apps

Every connected AI app is listed on the Connections page under AI assistants, and in the API Dashboard with an AI connection badge. Bouncy also emails you each time a new AI app is connected.

To disconnect an app:

Open Connections from your dashboard.
On the AI assistants card, find the app.
Click Revoke.

The app stops working with your account within a minute. Signing out of Bouncy does not disconnect AI apps, so revoke any you do not recognize.

If a Bouncy approval page opens that you did not expect, click Cancel. Only approve connections you started yourself from an app you use.

Limits

You can have up to 10 AI connections at once. Connecting an 11th disconnects the one used least recently.
AI connections do not count toward your 10 API keys.
Each request the assistant makes counts toward your plan's API rate limits, the same as API keys.
If your account moves below the Growth plan, AI connections stop working within an hour.

Troubleshooting

The app can't connect: check the URL is exactly https://mcp.bouncy.ai/mcp.
The Bouncy page asks you to upgrade: AI connections need the Growth plan or above.
Claude won't let you add another connector: free Claude plans allow only one custom connector.
The app asks you to sign in again: the connection was revoked or replaced. Add or reconnect Bouncy in the app and approve it again.
The assistant says it can't make changes: the connection is probably set to Viewer. Revoke it and reconnect with Creator or Full Access.

How to Connect Claude, ChatGPT and Other AI Assistants to Bouncy