How to connect AppsFlyer to Claude Code and ChatGPT
Two ways to ask AppsFlyer from Claude Code or ChatGPT: AppsFlyer's own MCP server, or one that also reads your subscription revenue. Steps for both.
Notes on MCP connectors, marketing data, and what an AI assistant can and cannot reach, from the HeyMetra team.
Two ways to ask AppsFlyer from Claude Code or ChatGPT: AppsFlyer's own MCP server, or one that also reads your subscription revenue. Steps for both.
What a mobile app owner can ask Claude or ChatGPT once Adapty, RevenueCat, App Store Connect and AppsFlyer are connected, and why the revenue figures differ.
MCP is an open standard that lets an AI assistant reach the apps and accounts you already use. What it is, where it came from, how it works, what it changes.
AdKit is a remote MCP server for ad accounts. HeyMetra also reaches where the money lands: store orders, CRM pipeline, subscriptions and search traffic.
An MCP connector gives an assistant real access to a real account. What makes one safe is the tool list, where the bounds live, and who approves a change.
ChatGPT can reason about your numbers but cannot see them, so you paste. What connecting the accounts changes, and what it does not.
Supermetrics moves marketing data into a warehouse or spreadsheet. HeyMetra exposes the accounts to the assistant you already use. What each is built to do.
An MCP connector is one authorised account behind an MCP server. How a standard connector differs from a custom one, and when you need the second.
Connect your accounts once, then ask from the assistant you already pay for.