MCP · read-only
Ask your analytics in the AI app you already use.
Connect Rabolic to Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code or Cursor, and ask what happened, where people drop off and which channel brings paying customers. The app reads your reports as you: never more than you can see, and never changing anything.
- On every plan
- 16 read-only tools
- Personal data only if you allow it
- rabolic.list_projectsread
- rabolic.get_revenueread
Organic search: 41 first purchases, $3,690. The newsletter is second with 18, and converts best per visitor.
Sample data
your ai app
Works where you already ask.
Step-by-step guides for the four apps below. Any MCP client that supports remote servers with OAuth connects to the same URL.
how it works
Four steps.
- 1
connect
Add Rabolic to your app
Paste https://app.rabolic.com/api/mcp as a connector or MCP server. Claude Code and Cursor take one command or a few lines of config.
- 2
allow
Choose what it may read
The app opens Rabolic. Sign in and pick the permissions: reports by default, people and billing only if you tick them.
- 3
ask
Ask in plain language
The app calls Rabolic’s read-only tools when your question needs data: the overview, a funnel, a journey, revenue by channel.
- 4
disconnect
Stay in control
Account → Connected apps shows every app and what it may read. Disconnect one and it loses access at once.
ask anything
Questions your reports can answer.
The app picks the tools it needs and reads only what the question needs. A few things people ask:
- Which channel brought the most paying customers last month?
- Where do people drop off between sign-up and purchase on iOS?
- How long does it take people to buy after their first visit?
- Did yesterday’s release change anything?
- rabolic.get_journeysread
A median of 2.1 days and 2 sessions. 41% switch from the web to the app before they buy.
Sample data
safe by design
It reads as you. It never writes.
Read-only
Every tool reads. No tool creates, edits or deletes anything in Rabolic.
Acts as you
The app sees the organizations and projects you can open, with your role. Lose access in Rabolic and the app loses it on its next request.
You choose what
Reports are on by default. Profiles of people and billing stay off unless you tick them when you connect.
Short-lived tokens
Access tokens last an hour and refresh tokens rotate; a reused refresh token disconnects the app.
Disconnect any time
Account → Connected apps lists every app with the permissions you gave it. Disconnecting takes effect at once.
Data is data
Page titles and event names in results are your users’ content; the server tells the app to treat them as data, not instructions.
the tools
16 tools, all read-only.
Each one calls what the dashboard calls, with your access, so the numbers match what you see in Rabolic.
Reports Read reports
- list_projects
- Your organizations, your role in each and the projects you can open
- get_overview
- Visitors, sessions, conversions and revenue against the previous period
- get_live
- Who is here now, and the last 30 minutes
- get_breakdown
- By channel, referrer, campaign, page, country, device, browser, app version
- list_events
- The event catalog with counts, key events and conversions
- list_funnels
- Saved funnels and their conversion
- get_funnel
- Steps, drop-off, time between steps, by platform and source
- get_journeys
- The paths people take to a goal across web, apps and server
- get_retention
- Cohorts and who comes back
- get_revenue
- Verified revenue, refunds, first- and last-touch attribution
- list_sessions
- Recent sessions with source, landing and exit
- list_alerts
- Alert rules and the incidents they opened
People Read people (opt-in)
- list_people
- People in a project, with search
- get_person
- A profile, its identities, transactions and recent events
Plan and docs Read usage and plan (opt-in) · docs always
- get_usage
- Plan, events used and overage, for owners and admins
- search_docs
- Answers from the Rabolic docs
ai connector faq
The AI connector, answered.
What is MCP?
The Model Context Protocol, an open standard AI apps use to call tools on other services. Rabolic runs an MCP server; your AI app connects to it and calls its tools when your question needs data.
Which AI apps work with Rabolic?
Claude (web and desktop), ChatGPT, Claude Code and Cursor have step-by-step guides. Any MCP client that supports remote servers with OAuth can connect to the same URL.
Can the app change anything in Rabolic?
No. Every tool reads. Creating funnels, editing events, alerts and settings stay in the dashboard.
What can it see?
What you can see, narrowed by the permissions you allow: your organizations and the projects your role opens. Profiles of people (names, emails, user ids) and billing are opt-in.
Which plans include it?
Every plan, and the trial.
How do I disconnect an app?
In Rabolic, open Account → Connected apps and choose Disconnect. The app loses access on its next request.
Is my data used to train models?
Rabolic doesn’t send your data anywhere on its own: the AI app requests results when you ask, and what it does with them follows that app’s own terms and your settings there.
Ask your analytics where you already work.
Start a 3-day trial without a card. It begins with your first event, so you can set up the SDKs first.
- 1
Create a project
Sign up, name your project, and copy its publishable key.
- 2
Add an SDK
Web, React Native, Flutter or Node.js, or the HTTP API. Or run npx rabolic init.
- 3
Watch the first event arrive
It shows in live events within seconds, and your trial starts then.