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Floot Claude connector

Build and host websites and mobile apps using your own Claude subscription.

Add Floot to Claude

Add to Claude
URL https://mcp.floot.com/mcp
$ claude mcp add --transport http floot https://mcp.floot.com/mcp

Needs a Floot account All setup steps

Floot in Claude at a glance

Reads
19 tools
Files, workspace content, guides and 12 more
Creates & edits
19 tools
Files, apps, assets and 11 more
Deletes
2 tools
Files and dependencies
Acts as
Your account
Claude works through your own Floot sign-in

Counts come from the tool names in the official listing. See every tool

How a request travels Illustration, not a screenshot
  1. 1 · You ask

    “Search Floot for [a topic] and summarize what you find.”

  2. 2 · Claude calls

    search

    Searches across your Floot workspace

  3. 3 · Server runs it

    mcp.floot.com

    As your Floot account

  4. 4 · Answer

    Reply in the chat

    Write tools can be set to ask you first

The prompt is our example and the tool is one from Floot’s list. Claude chooses tools itself, so real calls can differ.

Works in Claude on the web Claude Desktop Claude mobile apps Claude Code Other remote MCP clients

How to add Floot to Claude

Floot docs

Claude app web · desktop · mobile

  1. 1 Click Add to Claude or open Settings → Connectors and search for Floot.
  2. 2 Click Connect. Sign in to Floot and approve access.
  3. 3 In a chat, check Floot is on in the tools menu under the message box. Then ask.

On Team and Enterprise plans an owner may need to allow it first.

Claude Code terminal

  1. 1
    Add the server:
    claude mcp add --transport http floot https://mcp.floot.com/mcp
    Add --scope user to use it in every project.
  2. 2 Run /mcp, pick floot and sign in.
  3. 3 Check with claude mcp list.

Custom connector or any MCP client

In Claude: Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector. Other clients that support remote (streamable HTTP) servers take the same URL.

Floot MCP server URL

https://mcp.floot.com/mcp

Floot MCP tools

46

19 read, 19 write, 2 delete, 6 unclear. The official listing gives tool names only, so the text beside each name is our summary of it, not the developer’s wording.

  • Workspace 2 tools

    • fetch Opens one item and reads its full content (our summary)
    • search Searches across your Floot workspace (our summary)
    • None
  • Files 8 tools

    • list_files Pulls up a list of files (our summary)
    • read_file Opens one file with its details (our summary)
    • read_files Pulls up a list of files (our summary)
    • copy_file Writes Makes a copy of a file (our summary)
    • delete_file Deletes Deletes a file (our summary)
    • edit_file Writes Edits an existing file (our summary)
    • rename_file Writes Renames a file (our summary)
    • write_file Writes Writes a file (our summary)
  • Apps 2 tools

    • No read tools
    • publish_app Writes Publishes an app (our summary)
    • unpublish_app Writes Unpublishes an app (our summary)
Show 30 more groups · 34 tools, 20 that change data · assets, dependencies, projects, checkpoints, code browsers, code vms, generate images, patches, project metadatas, provision resources, pull database schemas, republish apps, request external resources, request users, requests, sqls, tests, typechecks, guides, annotations, codes, current contexts, databases, job statuses, logs, navigates, publish statuses, resources, screenshots, urls
  • Assets 2 tools

    • No read tools
    • upload_asset Writes Adds a new asset (our summary)
    • card_upload_asset Writes Adds a new asset (our summary)
  • Dependencies 2 tools

    • No read tools
    • add_dependency Writes Adds a new dependency (our summary)
    • remove_dependency Deletes Deletes a dependency (our summary)
  • Projects 2 tools

    • list_projects Pulls up a list of projects (our summary)
    • create_project Writes Adds a new project (our summary)
  • Checkpoints 1 tool

    • No read tools
    • create_checkpoint Writes Adds a new checkpoint (our summary)
  • Code browsers 1 tool

    • No read tools
    • run_code_in_browser Writes Runs a code browser (our summary)
  • Code vms 1 tool

    • No read tools
    • run_code_in_vm Writes Runs a code vm (our summary)
  • Generate images 1 tool

    • No read tools
    • generate_image Unclear
  • Patches 1 tool

    • No read tools
    • apply_patch Writes Applies a patch (our summary)
  • Project metadatas 1 tool

    • No read tools
    • update_project_metadata Writes Edits an existing project metadata (our summary)
  • Provision resources 1 tool

    • No read tools
    • provision_resource Unclear
  • Pull database schemas 1 tool

    • No read tools
    • pull_database_schema Unclear
  • Republish apps 1 tool

    • No read tools
    • republish_app Unclear
  • Request external resources 1 tool

    • No read tools
    • request_external_resource Unclear
  • Request users 1 tool

    • No read tools
    • request_user_upload Writes Adds a new request user (our summary)
  • Requests 1 tool

    • No read tools
    • cancel_request Writes Cancels a request (our summary)
  • Sqls 1 tool

    • No read tools
    • execute_sql Writes Executes a sql (our summary)
  • Tests 1 tool

    • No read tools
    • run_tests Writes Runs tests (our summary)
  • Typechecks 1 tool

    • No read tools
    • typecheck Unclear
  • Guides 2 tools

    • get_guide Opens one guide with its details (our summary)
    • get_guides Pulls up a list of guides (our summary)
    • None
  • Annotations 1 tool

    • view_annotation Opens one annotation with its details (our summary)
    • None
  • Codes 1 tool

    • search_code Finds codes that match what you ask for (our summary)
    • None
  • Current contexts 1 tool

    • get_current_context Opens one current context with its details (our summary)
    • None
  • Databases 1 tool

    • query_database Finds databases that match what you ask for (our summary)
    • None
  • Job statuses 1 tool

    • get_job_status Opens one job status with its details (our summary)
    • None
  • Logs 1 tool

    • get_logs Pulls up a list of logs (our summary)
    • None
  • Navigates 1 tool

    • navigate_preview Opens one navigate with its details (our summary)
    • None
  • Publish statuses 1 tool

    • get_publish_status Opens one publish status with its details (our summary)
    • None
  • Resources 1 tool

    • list_resources Pulls up a list of resources (our summary)
    • None
  • Screenshots 1 tool

    • screenshot_preview Opens one screenshot with its details (our summary)
    • None
  • Urls 1 tool

    • get_preview_url Opens one url with its details (our summary)
    • None

Read or write is our reading of each name. List checked 2026-10-20; developers can change tools at any time.

Things to ask Claude with Floot

Our suggestions, one for each kind of tool Floot offers. Not from Floot or Anthropic. Fill in the [brackets].

  • Search Floot for [a topic] and summarize what you find.

    uses search
  • Create a Floot asset for [what it is about].

    uses upload_asset
  • Update the Floot file [name or link]: [what to change].

    uses edit_file
  • Turn these notes into Floot assets, one per action item: [paste notes].

    uses upload_asset
  • Open the Floot file [name or link] and give me the key points.

    uses read_file
  • List the Floot files and give me a short overview.

    uses list_files

Security and access

Where requests go, whose account Claude uses, and what you control.

Server

mcp.floot.com

On the developer’s own domain (floot.com), not a third-party host. Claude sends requests here when it uses a tool.

Account

Your own Floot account

You sign in when you connect. Claude works through that account, so it reaches what the account can reach.

Control

You approve write tools

In Claude’s connector settings you can choose, tool by tool, whether Claude must ask before using it. Write tools are marked in the list above. See write tools

Policy

Privacy policy

Published by Floot and linked from the official listing. Read it ↗

Anthropic’s directory notes that it does not control which tools a developer exposes and cannot guarantee they work as intended or stay the same. Connect connectors you trust.

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    Questions people ask

    What does the Floot connector do in Claude?

    Build and launch real apps from Claude. Describe what you want, and Claude writes the code in a Floot project and puts it online as a web app at its own address. It can also ship it as an iOS and Android app to the App Store and Google Play. Every project comes with a database, user sign-in, file storage, email and push notifications, so you don't need to set up any servers. A live preview updates while Claude works, and you publish when it looks right. Claude does the building with your existing Claude subscription, so you don't buy any AI credits from Floot. Works in Claude, Claude Code and Cowork.

    Is the Floot connector official?

    It is made by Floot and carries the Anthropic verified mark in Anthropic’s directory. This site is independent and lists it from the official directory.

    What is the Floot MCP server URL?

    https://mcp.floot.com/mcp. It is a remote MCP server hosted at mcp.floot.com. Paste it into Claude as a custom connector, or add it to Claude Code with: claude mcp add --transport http floot https://mcp.floot.com/mcp

    How do I add Floot to Claude Code?

    Run "claude mcp add --transport http floot https://mcp.floot.com/mcp" in your terminal, then start Claude Code, type /mcp, choose floot and sign in to Floot. Add "--scope user" to make it available in every project.

    Do I need a Floot account?

    Yes. You sign in to Floot when you connect it, and Claude works through that account.

    Can Claude change or delete my Floot data?

    Judging by tool names, 21 of its 46 tools can change data, including 2 that delete or remove things. The other 19 only read. In Claude you can choose, per tool, whether Claude must ask before using it.

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