Create and measure links by asking your AI assistant
Ask Claude, Codex, Cursor or VS Code for a campaign link or last week’s numbers, and get them in seconds. Included in Business and Enterprise.
Which links brought the most clicks last week?
spring led with 4,812 clicks, more than twice app-download. The poster QR code came fourth.
Create a link for the spring sale that opens our app on iPhone and Android.
Done. appy.to/spring opens your app when it’s installed and sends everyone else to the right store.
How many installs and how much revenue did the spring campaign bring?
spring brought 312 installs in September, and those users spent $2,318 in your app.
Works where your team already works
- Claude Code
- Claude Desktop
- Codex
- Cursor
- VS Code
- and other assistants that support MCP
Why it matters
Less dashboard work, faster answers
Most link work is small. Now it takes one sentence.
Campaign links in one sentence
Say where iPhones, Android phones and everyone else should go. The link is ready to share.
Answers without building reports
“Which links did best last week?” comes back as numbers, not as a to-do.
Bulk changes, checked first
Moving fifty links to a new page? You see the list and approve it before anything changes.
One key per person
Everyone connects with their own key, and you can switch off any one of them.
Try it
Ask it like you’d ask a colleague
No special words needed. Here is what people ask, and what comes back.
Make a link for the podcast ad that opens our app, or our website if it isn’t installed.
You get
A short link, ready to share
Which five links did best last month?
You get
A ranked list with the clicks for each
Compare daily clicks on the spring and summer links in September.
You get
Both trends, day by day
Where did yesterday’s clicks on the poster QR code come from?
You get
Countries, devices and sources
Point every link that goes to the old campaign page at the new one.
You get
The list of links, for your OK first
- Enterprise
Which link brought the most installs in September, and what did those users spend?
You get
Installs and revenue for each link
Safety
You stay in charge
Your assistant does what you allow, only in your account, and only while its key is active.
It asks before it changes anything
Edits and deletions wait for your yes. Reading numbers never touches your links.
It only sees your account
Your links and your numbers. Nothing that belongs to anyone else.
Every teammate gets their own key
Revoke one in the dashboard and it stops working right away. The others keep going.
Keys can’t make new keys
Only a person signed in to the dashboard can create one.
How it works
Up and running in three steps
A few minutes, once per person.
- 1
Create a key
In your dashboard, create a key for yourself or for a teammate.
- 2
Add Appy to your assistant
Follow the setup guide for your assistant. It’s one copy and one paste.
- 3
Ask
Start with something simple, like “Which plan are we on?”, and go from there.
Setup guide
Step-by-step setup for every assistant, plus the details your developers will ask about.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to be technical to use it?
No. Someone adds Appy to your assistant once, with the setup guide. After that you ask in plain words.
Which assistants work with it?
Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Codex, Cursor and VS Code, plus other assistants that support MCP. Chat apps that only run in a web browser can’t connect yet.
Which plans include it?
Business and Enterprise. Business covers your links and their clicks. Enterprise adds installs and revenue from the Appy SDK.
Can it delete my links by mistake?
It asks before it changes or deletes anything, and nothing happens until you say yes. A deleted link keeps its name, so nobody else can take it.
What happens when someone leaves the team?
Revoke their key in the dashboard. Their assistant loses access at once, and everyone else keeps working.
What is MCP?
MCP, the Model Context Protocol, is an open standard that lets AI assistants work with other products. It’s how your assistant talks to Appy.
Keep reading
- Appy’s MCP Server: Create and Measure Smart Links From Your AI AssistantThe announcement: what it does, three short conversations and who it’s for.
- Smart Links From Your Systems or Your AI AssistantThe REST API and the MCP server arrive on the Business plan.
- REST APIThe same links and numbers, straight from your own code.
- iOS and Android SDKInstalls and revenue for every link, which your assistant can read on Enterprise.
Your links, one sentence away
The MCP server comes with Business and Enterprise, together with the REST API. Create a key, add Appy to your assistant and start asking.