Pincone speaks MCP — the open standard that connects AI assistants to the apps you love. Hook up Claude, ChatGPT or Grok, and your assistant can save links, organize folders, search everything you've collected, and catch you up on your feeds and newsletters. You just talk.
Get started — it's freeHere's a few examples.
Find the five best articles on AI development and save them to Pincone.
Used the Pincone integration
Done — five articles saved to a new AI Development folder, all labeled research so future-you can find them.
Catch me up on my newsletters.
Used the Pincone integration
You have 12 unread in your Newsletters inbox. TL;DR: two product launches, one very long rant about CSS, and a genuinely great essay on focus. Want me to save that last one?
I'm planning a trip to Japan — start a folder and fill it with great travel guides.
Used the Pincone integration
Created Japan Trip and saved six guides, from Tokyo food tours to a very persuasive case for the 6 a.m. fish market.
What did I save about typography? It was months ago.
Used the Pincone integration
Found it — "The Art of Font Pairing", in your Design folder since March. Want the link?
Save the top three standing desk reviews. I've been sitting for six years straight.
Used the Pincone integration
Three reviews saved to a new Office Setup folder. Please stand up while reading them.
Create your Pincone
Sign up free — it takes a minute, and your library starts filling up from day one.
Create an AccountCopy your connector URL
It's waiting for you under Account → Integrations.
Paste it into your assistant
That's it. Start chatting.
What's an MCP?
MCP ("Model Context Protocol") is an open standard that lets AI assistants plug into apps like Pincone. Think of it as a USB cable for your assistant: plug in your connector URL, and it can browse and manage your Pincone library right from the chat.
What can my assistant actually do?
Everything you can do in Pincone: browse and create folders, save links (it fetches the title and image for you), add labels, search everything you've collected, subscribe to feeds, and check what's new in your inboxes.
Do I need to be technical?
Not at all. If you can copy and paste, you're qualified.
Is it safe?
Your connector URL contains a personal token — treat it like a password. Everything the assistant does is limited to your own Pincone, and you can cut off access anytime by regenerating the token on your Integrations page.