Ask your AI: connect Claude, Cursor or any MCP client

The simplest way: a message to paste

AI access has a ready-made message: copy it and paste it into your AI (Claude, ChatGPT, Grok…). If it can connect by itself, like Claude Code or Cursor, it does so after asking for your go-ahead. Otherwise it explains where to click in its app. Either way, you approve the access on Bearing: no key to copy.

The steps below do the same by hand.

claude.ai and the Claude apps

1. In Claude, open Settings → Connectors and choose Add custom connector.
2. Name it Bearing and paste this address: https://bearingstats.com/api/mcp
3. Claude opens Bearing: sign in if needed, read what the connector will be able to do, then choose Allow.

The connector then works in every conversation where you turn it on. No key to copy.

Claude Code

claude mcp add --transport http bearing https://bearingstats.com/api/mcp

Then open a new Claude Code conversation (a server added during a conversation only shows in the next ones), type /mcp, choose bearing and sign in. You can also use an API key instead of signing in.

Cursor and other MCP clients

Add Bearing as an HTTP server; the client asks you to sign in the first time:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "bearing": { "url": "https://bearingstats.com/api/mcp" }
  }
}

What your AI can do

• Read your numbers, for one site or for all of them at a glance: visitors, visits, pageviews, bounce rate, visit duration and their change since the period before, over time (by day, week or month), and by page, source, campaign, country, device or event.
• Tell you what is happening on a site right now: who is there, where they come from, what they look at, and what today adds up to so far.
• List your sites, add one, change its display name.
• List your events, read the details sent with them (which book, which city…) and create new ones (clicks, pages reached, code).
• Mark an event as a goal (a sale, a sign-up) and tell you which sources and campaigns lead to it: visits, conversions and conversion rate.
• Note what you did on a day (a newsletter, a post, the start of an ad) as a marker on your curve, and compare the days before and after it: visitors, goals, revenue.
• Make the link for an ad, a newsletter or a QR code, so the campaign is known under your name for it; tell you which campaigns wait to be sorted, and record your answer: shown on your curve or ignored.
• Tell you what a campaign brought since it started (visits, goals, revenue) against what it cost you, and note the cost when you give it.
• Read what your site earns through Stripe, once you have connected it: net revenue, and which sources and campaigns it comes from.
• Give the line to install and the steps for your tool (WordPress, Wix, Shopify…).
• Read your referral: your link, the customers you referred, your earnings.
• Search Bearing's help to answer your questions.

It only sees the sites of your account and cannot delete anything. Try: “How did my site do this week compared with last week?”, “Which sources bring the most visits to my sales page?”, “Add my new site example.org and give me the line to install.”

Disconnect

AI access lists the apps connected to your account. Disconnect stops an app at once. Your data stays yours: an AI only ever sees the sites of the account that approved it.