- SOC 2 Type II compliant
- Your data is never sold
- You choose which apps connect
Used by people at organizations including
Use your memory in chat, code and anywhere else
Switch between tools, and your context comes with you
Your tools can look up
- Meeting notes and transcripts
- Messages, documents and code from your screen
- Past Littlebird chats
- Routines and their reports
Looking to bring Gmail, Google Calendar and other apps into Littlebird? See integrations
Save a decision in one tool, find the decision in another
Save a decision from any app you connect, and every other app can find it later. Littlebird’s own chats and routines use it too
On Tuesday, in a code editor, you ask it to save to Littlebird that Birdseed exports are capped at 50,000 rows until the fix ships. Littlebird’s ingest tool replies: Saved to Littlebird context. On Thursday, in an AI chat app, you ask whether anything changed about Birdseed exports. After a search_user_context look-up it answers: yes, Birdseed exports are capped at 50,000 rows until the fix ships.
- Save notes and decisions from any connected app
- Ask for a routine, and it runs on schedule even when your laptop is closed
- Change a routine’s schedule or instructions without opening Littlebird
What a connected app can see
Only what Littlebird’s tools return when the app looks something up, like a meeting summary or search results
- Apps search your Littlebird memory: meetings, past chats, routines, saved notes and what you’ve seen on screen
- Anything Littlebird remembers can come back in a search, so keep the apps where you handle secrets out of its memory, or delete the last hour, the last day or everything. Password managers are kept out by default
- No Littlebird MCP tool sends messages, approves anything or acts in your other apps
- What an app does with the results follows that app’s own policies
- You can revoke any app in Settings, and it loses access right away. Connections can’t be made read-only today
Littlebird is SOC 2 Type II compliant and encrypts your data in transit and at rest. It never sells your data. Trust Center
The AI chat app’s Littlebird look-up, opened. You asked what Quinn asked for in yesterday’s design review with Tailfeather Studio. The app called Search meetings with the query Quinn design review Tailfeather Studio and the start date October 22, 2026. Littlebird returned one meeting, Design review with Tailfeather Studio on Oct 22, 2026, with its summary: Quinn asked for a lighter logo for dark backgrounds by Thursday, two homepage options instead of one, and final files in the shared folder before the launch on October 31. And one line from the transcript: could we see two homepage options instead of one?
What the app got back for this question
Connect Littlebird in three steps
It works with AI chat apps, code editors and other tools that can connect to a remote MCP server with sign-in
Copy the server URL
https://mcp.littlebird.ai/mcpPaste the URL into your app’s connector or MCP settings
Sign in to Littlebird in your browser and allow access
The sign-in page names the app, so you can deny any connection you didn’t start
Littlebird’s sign-in page in your browser: Connect an MCP client? Code editor is asking to use Littlebird with your account. Buttons: Continue with email, and Deny access.
Then ask your app something only Littlebird knows, like
What did I promise in my last meeting?
Littlebird’s Settings, open on MCP Clients: manage clients authorized to access your Littlebird account. Connect a client, with the MCP server URL https://mcp.littlebird.ai/mcp. Connected clients: Code editor, authorized Oct 14, 2026; AI chat app, authorized Oct 12, 2026; Client tracker agent, authorized Sep 30, 2026; each with a Revoke button. Revoking access takes effect immediately. The client must authorize again to reconnect.
Questions about Littlebird MCP
What is Littlebird MCP?
MCP (Model Context Protocol) is an open standard that lets AI apps use outside tools. Littlebird MCP lets the AI chat apps, code editors and agents you already use look things up in your Littlebird memory and save notes to it, so you don’t have to paste context in.
Which apps work with Littlebird MCP?
AI chat apps, code editors, writing tools and other tools that can connect to a remote MCP server with sign-in, including agents you run yourself. Setup varies by app, so follow its steps for adding a connector or MCP server.
Do I need an API key?
Your app signs in to your Littlebird account in your browser. Apps that only accept an API key or token can’t connect.
Which plans include Littlebird MCP?
Plus, Power and Pro, billed monthly or annually. The free plan doesn’t include it. Compare plans on our pricing page.
Does Littlebird MCP use credits?
Yes. Searching your memory uses credits from your plan, like other Littlebird work. You can see your usage anytime in Settings, under Usage.
What can a connected app see?
Only what Littlebird’s tools return when the app calls them, such as a meeting summary or search results. Apps and websites you keep out of Littlebird in Privacy Controls stay out of its memory. What the app does with the results follows its own policies.
Can I make a connection read-only?
Not today. Every connected app can look things up, save notes and create or update routines. No Littlebird MCP tool sends messages or acts in your other apps, though a routine you create later runs with the apps you’ve connected to Littlebird, like any routine. Revoke any app you no longer want connected.
How do I disconnect an app?
In Littlebird, open Settings, then MCP Clients, and choose Revoke. It takes effect immediately, and the app has to sign in again to reconnect.
What should I ask first?
Try “What did I promise in my last meeting?” If your app answers without Littlebird, ask it what it can do with Littlebird, which helps it find the tools.
Take your memory with you
Connect the AI apps you use, and start with a question about your last meeting
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