Your meetings, in AI apps that support MCP.
Echo runs a remote MCP server. Connect an AI app that supports remote MCP servers with OAuth sign-in, then ask it to find a meeting, check what someone said or draft a follow-up from the evidence.
- Read-only
- A connected app reads your meetings and changes nothing in Echo.
- You approve it
- Each connection starts with your Echo sign-in and your approval.
- Private stays out
- Meetings you mark Private stay out.
- Yours to end
- Disconnect an app whenever you like. A connection also ends after 30 days.
Connect an app.
Three steps, in your AI app’s settings.
- Add the server
- Add a remote MCP server or custom connector with the address https://mcp.callecho.ai/mcp. Choose Streamable HTTP if the app asks.
- Sign in to Echo
- The app opens Echo’s sign-in page. Sign in the way you sign in to Echo: Google, Microsoft or an email code.
- Approve
- Check the app’s name and where it sends you back to, then select Approve.
The setup guide has a starter prompt to paste into your AI app.
What it can read.
Your meetings, at the access you have in Echo.
- Your meetings
- Titles, AI Notes and transcripts, found by date, by words or by meaning, with speakers and timestamps.
- Shared with you
- Meetings teammates shared with you, at the access they gave. A share without the transcript stays without it.
- Where it goes
- What the app reads goes to that app and the AI provider it uses, under their terms.
- For teams
- Owners and admins can turn AI apps off for their organization, which ends every member’s connections.