Use Claude or ChatGPT with your garage (MCP)

WatchMy.bike runs an MCP server,
so you can manage your bikes and components by talking to Claude
Desktop, ChatGPT, or any MCP-compatible client.

Examples of what you can ask:

• "List my bikes."
• "How many km on the chain on my Domane?"
• "Add a new component: Shimano CN-HG901 chain on my road bike,
  installed today."
• "Which components are due for service?"

Setup

The full walk-through (with screenshots) is on our blog:
Connect Claude AI to your WatchMy.bike garage.

In short:

1. Open Claude Desktop's settings → Connectors → Add custom
   connector.
2. Use https://mcp.watchmy.bike as the server URL.
3. You'll be redirected to WatchMy.bike to log in and grant access.
4. Back in Claude Desktop, you'll see WatchMy.bike tools available.

ChatGPT and other MCP clients work the same way — point them at the
same URL.

What's exposed

The MCP server exposes most of what you can do in the web app:

• Bikes — list, get, create, update, delete; check publish
  status and maintenance status.
• Components — list, get, create, update, delete, install,
  uninstall, transfer; list types; view full history.
• Service intervals — list / create / update / delete at both
  the component level and the bike level; record services.
• Logbook — list, create, update, delete, and backfill ride /
  service / milestone entries.
• Sharing — publish or unpublish a bike or your profile,
  update privacy settings (real name / location / costs), check
  publish status.
• Health — per-bike and across-the-garage health snapshots so
  the assistant can spot what needs attention.
• Help & blog search — search_help_docs and
  search_blog_posts so the assistant can quote our docs back at
  you in plain language.

It runs as your account, so you only ever see your own data and
the same plan limits apply.

Privacy

The MCP connection uses OAuth (just like Strava). You can revoke it
at any time from your account settings.