Let your AI
create the cards.
You do the studying.

No copy-paste, no exports, no rewriting. Just ask Claude or ChatGPT to save it — and it’s a flashcard on your iPhone, in the deck you named.

Install MCP See how it works
Included in Pro plans

Set up in under a minute.

One config block. No API key. Works with Claude, ChatGPT and any MCP-compatible AI client.

01

Install Azri & upgrade to Pro

Free on the App Store. The MCP connector is a Pro feature — try it free for three days.

Download on the App Store
02

Open Claude → Connectors

In Claude Desktop or on claude.ai, open your profile menu (lower-left) and choose Connectors — it lives under Settings or Customize depending on your build.

03

Add a custom connector

On the Connectors page, click + then Add custom connector. Paste the URL below as the remote MCP server URL and click Add.

https://mcp.azri.app/v1/mcp
04

Sign in with Apple & approve

A browser window opens for OAuth. Sign in with the Apple ID you use for Azri, approve read & create access, and Azri appears as a connector in your chats.

01

Install Azri & upgrade to Pro

Free on the App Store. The MCP connector is a Pro feature — try it free for three days.

Download on the App Store
02

Open ChatGPT → Settings → Apps & Connectors

From the ChatGPT sidebar or your profile, open Settings → Apps & Connectors.

03

Turn on Developer mode

Scroll to the bottom and open Advanced settings. Toggle Developer mode on — only then will ChatGPT show the option to add custom MCP connectors.

04

Add a new connector

Back on Apps & Connectors, tap Create. Name it “Azri Flashcards”, paste the URL below as the MCP Server URL, and set authentication to OAuth.

https://mcp.azri.app/v1/mcp
05

Sign in with Apple & approve

Tap Create. A browser tab opens for OAuth — sign in with the Apple ID you use for Azri, approve read & create access, and ChatGPT can now call Azri.

01

Install Azri & upgrade to Pro

Free on the App Store. The MCP connector is a Pro feature — try it free for three days.

Download on the App Store
02

Find your client’s MCP settings

Look for Connectors, MCP servers, Custom integrations, or Tools in your AI client’s settings.

03

Add an HTTP MCP server

Add a new HTTP-transport MCP server with the URL below. Azri implements the public MCP spec — no proprietary extensions.

https://mcp.azri.app/v1/mcp
04

Complete the OAuth flow

The client opens a browser tab. Sign in with Apple, approve the scopes, and you’re connected.

FAQ

Common questions.

What is MCP?
Model Context Protocol — an open standard from Anthropic that lets AI assistants connect to outside tools in a structured way. Think of it as USB-C for AI: one connector, many apps. Azri shows up inside your AI client as a small set of tools (create cards, search decks, etc.) that the model calls when you ask.
Do I need to pay?
Azri is free to install. The MCP connector itself is a Pro feature because it uses cloud sync and is rate-limited per account. Pro starts at $2.99 / week or $19.99 / year, with a 3-day free trial. You can use Azri without Pro forever — Pro just unlocks the AI integration and unlimited cloud sync.
What data does my AI client see?
Only what it asks for. When you ask Claude to save cards, it sees the cards it just wrote. When you ask it to search a deck, it sees matching cards only.
How do I disconnect?
From inside your AI client’s settings, open the Azri connector and tap Disconnect or Remove. Access stops immediately — the token is invalidated server-side. Existing cards stay in your library; you don’t lose anything by disconnecting.

Creating flashcards has never been easier.

Hand Claude or ChatGPT your notes, a PDF, a transcript — anything. Ask for cards. They land in your deck.

Install MCP