Control your website with your voice

Your site is an MCP server. That means any voice app that knows MCP can talk to it directly. You don't need to build an extra connection.

How it works

• You speak, for example on the go or in the kitchen.
• Your voice app turns that into a request and sends it to your site.
• Your site checks the change and puts it live.
• You hear or see what has changed.

What you could say

• Put on the site that we're closed on Sundays in August.
• Add this photo to the Kitchen Amstelveen project.
• Make the about text a bit more personal.

With your permission

A voice app can only do something once you've set up the connection. As with a typed request, every change is checked before it goes live.

Several connections working together

An AI app can use more than one connection at the same time. If it has access to your email and to your site, it can move between the two.

For example, you say: take the photo from last week's email and put it on the about page. The app finds the email, pulls out the photo and sends it to your site. There it's placed, like any other change.

You decide which connections exist. Only give an app access to what it needs.

Examples with ChatGPT and Claude

ChatGPT and Claude can both work with MCP connections. You add the connection in the app's settings, and then you simply ask for what you want.

• Photo from an email: take the photo from last week's email and put it on the about page.
• Text from a document: copy the opening hours from this document to the contact page.
• From your calendar: put the holiday week in the notice at the top of the homepage.

Which connections you can use depends on your plan. Check the help page from OpenAI for ChatGPT or from Claude.

Which apps can already do it

Which voice apps already support MCP changes quickly. Check the app itself to see whether it can use MCP.