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AI Apps: Claude & ChatGPT
Connect Moving Day to the AI app you already use and run your pool by talking to it. “Set up a 5-golfer pool for the Masters, $20 in.” “Who hasn't picked yet?” “How's my team doing?” It works with Claude, ChatGPT and any other app that supports MCP connectors.
What each plan can do
| By chat | Everyone | Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Your pools, standings and your team | ||
| Pick options for your pool’s format, live tournament scores | ||
| Who still has to pick (pools you run) | ||
| Caddie Tips: favorites, dark horses, the Caddie’s Take | With Caddie Tips | |
| Set up pools and competitions by describing them | ||
| Change rules and pool settings, send pick reminders | ||
| Make and change your picks |
Pro includes Caddie Tips. Plans and prices are on the pricing page. If a Pro plan ends, the connection keeps working read-only - nothing to redo.
Connect it
Everything starts with one address:
https://movingday.io/api/mcp
Claude
- In Claude, open Settings → Connectors and choose Add custom connector.
- Name it Moving Day, paste the address above, and add it.
- Press Connect. A Moving Day page opens: sign in if you need to, check the list of what it can do, and press Allow.
ChatGPT
- In ChatGPT, open Settings → Plugins, press Add and choose Create custom MCP server.
- Name it Moving Day, paste the address above and leave Authentication on OAuth - ChatGPT finds the rest by itself, so the advanced settings can stay as they are.
- Tick I understand and want to continue, press Create as a plugin, then sign in to Moving Day on the page that opens and press Allow.
- In a chat, press + and turn on Moving Day.
Custom connectors depend on your Claude or ChatGPT plan - if you don't see the option, check their help pages. Any other MCP-capable app connects the same way with the same address. You'll also find the address, ready to copy, in Settings → Security → AI apps.
Things to ask
Running a pool
- “Set up a pool called Office Majors and add the PGA Championship - 6 golfers, best 5 count, $25 in.”
- “Make it a one-and-done season from the Players to the Tour Championship.”
- “Who still owes me a team for this week? Send them a reminder.”
- “Turn off registration and add my Venmo for entry fees.”
- “What's our invite link?”
Playing in one
- “Where am I in the family pool?”
- “How are my golfers doing - who made the cut?”
- “Who's a good dark horse this week?” (Caddie Tips)
- “Put Scheffler, Fleetwood, Åberg, Rai and Kitayama on my team.” (Pro)
You don't have to know the settings. Say what matters to you - the tournament, team size, the fee - and the rest comes from a preset (Classic unless you pick another).
Nothing changes without a yes
- Preview first. Before creating a pool, changing a rule, sending reminders or entering picks, the AI shows you exactly what will happen - the rules in plain words, the fee, when entries close, anything the Free plan would drop - and waits for you to say yes.
- Same rules as the app. It can only do what you could do yourself on the site: only commissioners change their pool, picks lock at the first tee, format limits apply.
- What it can't do. See your password, change your account or billing, or move money - Moving Day never handles entry fees, it only tracks them.
- Other people's words are just data. Team names, pool names and chat are shown to the AI as information, and it's told never to take instructions from them.
Disconnecting, and troubleshooting
- Every app you've allowed is listed in Settings → Security → AI apps. Disconnect cuts it off immediately. “Log out of all devices” disconnects every app too.
- The AI says it can't create or change something? That's a Pro feature - everything else stays available read-only.
- Asked to sign in again after a few weeks? Connections renew themselves while you use them; one left idle for a month needs a fresh Allow.
- The Moving Day page says the link doesn't work? Remove the connector in your AI app and add it again.