Connected apps
Use your transcripts inside ChatGPT
Connect your account once, then let ChatGPT find a recording by its name or by what was said in it — and read, summarise or quote it. You never have to open the file.
Transcribe a fileThree steps to connect
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Add WhoScribe in ChatGPT
Pick WhoScribe from the apps section. The connection address is already set up; there is nothing to configure by hand.
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Authorize with your account
The WhoScribe consent screen opens. You see which app, which account and which permissions before you approve.
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Use it in the chat
Just say "find the call where we discussed the budget" or "summarise my last meeting".
What it can and cannot reach
The permission you grant is read-only. A connected app cannot change anything in your account.
It can
- List your transcripts
- Search by the wording inside them
- Read the full text with timestamps
- See your plan and the daily quota you have left
It cannot
- Delete or edit a transcript
- Upload a new file
- Download your audio recordings
- See your account details or payment information
You stay in control
Connected apps are listed in your account settings and you can cut off access with one click. The moment you do, the keys the app holds stop working.
For developers
- MCP
https://whoscribe.ai/mcp- OpenAPI
https://whoscribe.ai/openapi.json- Authorization
https://whoscribe.ai/oauth/authorize- Token
https://whoscribe.ai/oauth/token- Registration
https://whoscribe.ai/oauth/register- Scope
transcripts.read
The server speaks Model Context Protocol and authorizes with OAuth 2.1; PKCE is required and only S256 is accepted. Clients may register themselves at the registration endpoint.
Try a recording first
See what a transcript looks like before you connect anything. You can try it without signing up.
Transcribe a file