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Polidict

Polidict

Polidict is a vocabulary app for language learners. Connect your Polidict account to find saved words, add vocabulary, and fill or edit meanings, translations, examples and notes. Organize word groups, choose credited images or provide a durable public image URL, and see progress for individual words. Practise meaning, writing, listening and speaking with a batch of your words, one question at a time or several together. Listening and speaking use your Claude app's audio capabilities or your explicit self-assessment. Get writing feedback followed by vocabulary exercises. Claude shows each result and asks before saving progress, including failed attempts. Exercises stay in the conversation; confirmed progress is saved in Polidict and syncs with the Polidict website, mobile apps and browser extension. Requires a Polidict account (free plan available).

Citeproof

Lean Discovery Group

Citeproof verifies academic references. Paste a bibliography, a paragraph, or a single DOI, arXiv ID or PMID, and Citeproof looks each reference up in Crossref, DataCite, OpenAlex and Semantic Scholar. It reports whether a matching record exists, the matched title, authors, year, venue and DOI, a confidence score, and flags such as retractions. Free single lookups and reference extraction work without an account, under a shared hourly cap. Sign in to run full bibliography checks, keep a history of past checks, and export results as Markdown, CSV or BibTeX. find_claim_evidence fetches a paper's abstract and returns the sentences related to a claim. Signed-in accounts get a monthly allowance of checks. Citeproof calls third-party scholarly APIs (Crossref, DataCite, OpenAlex, doi.org) to resolve records.

HalaLaunch

HalaLaunch

HalaLaunch (halalaunch.com) is a weekly launchpad for Islamic apps made by Muslim indie makers. Every app is reviewed by hand, including a halal-content check, before it launches, and the community upvotes each week's launches. This connector lets you find those apps from your assistant: - search: find apps for a need, such as Quran memorization, prayer times, adhkar or learning Arabic. - list_apps: browse by category, platform (iPhone, Android, web and more) or price. - fetch: an app's full details, with links to the App Store, Google Play and its website. - list_categories: the category list, with how many apps each has. - launches: this week's leaderboard and recent weekly winners. Try asking: - "Find a Quran memorization app I can use in the car" - "What are the best free prayer time apps on Android?" - "What launched on HalaLaunch this week?" The connector is read-only and needs no account. It returns only what is public on halalaunch.com, and every answer links back to the app's HalaLaunch page with its screenshots, votes and comments.

DriveLab Booking

DriveLab

DriveLab Booking helps you find driving lessons and group courses in Switzerland. Search public instructor profiles and lesson offers, check actual free appointment times, and find VKU, first aid and WAB courses with teaching languages, all course sessions and current booking states. Four read-only tools support German and English. The response language and teaching-language filter are separate. Complete booking on DriveLab’s existing website or the linked WAB partner calendar. The connector does not reserve places, create bookings, collect customer details or process payments. Availability is a snapshot and is checked again at checkout. Some WAB results point to a partner calendar instead of claiming live dates or seats.

School Timetable Builder creates a complete weekly timetable for a primary or lower-secondary school: one timetable per class and one per teacher, including rooms. Nothing to install or learn: describe your school in the chat, in your own language. Claude interviews you one topic at a time and checks the data with the service in seconds, for example whether there are enough qualified teachers and enough time in the week. The engine then calculates the whole timetable, usually in 5-8 minutes. Every rule is a firm rule: the timetable meets all of them, or you get a plain explanation of what clashes, and you decide what to change. Rules the engine handles: - Teacher availability: block any day or lesson, e.g. "not after lesson 4 on Fridays" or "teaches at another school on Mondays" - Blocked lessons for a class or a whole grade - Teacher workload: lessons per week, part-time, teachers working across age groups - No gaps: planning time at school is placed in each teacher's timetable, and by default teachers' days have no empty gaps - Fixed teachers for a class and subject - Double lessons and min/max lessons per day for each subject - Shared special rooms with limited capacity (sports hall, music room, workshops) - Classes taught at the same time (e.g. language groups across a grade, PE in pairs) - 5 days, 1-12 lessons a day, any lesson length, grades 0-10 You get the timetable as files in the chat (e.g. a spreadsheet with one sheet per class and one per teacher), plus a "School data" file to change a detail and run it again later. Not included: student-choice course timetables (high-school style), whole-day events, and soft "if possible" preferences that are weighed against each other. Privacy: Claude replaces teacher names with codes (T01, T02, ...) before anything is sent. The service never receives the names of teachers, pupils or the school, and deletes all data within 24 hours. No account needed

Timefolk is a marketplace for practical, in-person sessions with local Experts. A Client requests a session, sees the full session cost before anything is charged, and meets the Expert in a public place. Every member passes an identity check. With this connector Claude can look up a city, list the skills and categories taught there with Expert counts and starting session costs, find Experts by skill, free time, kind of place and language, and answer a plain sentence such as "I want to practise interview questions in London this weekend" with one answer line and the matching Experts. Every answer links to the Expert's public page (https://timefolk.com/hosts/<id>) or an event page (https://timefolk.com/ev/<id>) so the person can request the session in the Timefolk app or at https://timefolk.com. All four tools are read-only and public. The connector never requests, pays, messages or collects personal details, and it quotes only what Timefolk returns: it never invents an Expert, a session cost or a time. Timefolk is for learning and skills; it is not a dating, companionship or matchmaking service. Roles on Timefolk are Client, Expert and Guardian (a vetted member on duty for the hour who can be added to any session). Small-group events let several people join one session at a fixed cost per person. Apps for iPhone, iPad and Android, plus the web app, at https://timefolk.com/get.

Church Year by Cross + Covenant

Cross + Covenant

Church Year puts the Western church calendar inside Claude. Ask where any date from 1583 to 4099 falls: the season, the week of the season, the day's observance and color, the church year and its lectionary year (A, B or C), and that year's Easter and Orthodox Pascha. List upcoming feasts and fasts, with the 1979 Book of Common Prayer rules that move a feast off a Sunday or out of Holy Week applied. Get the appointed first reading, psalm, second reading and gospel for any Sunday or major feast from the public-domain 1979 Book of Common Prayer lectionary, with text from the World English Bible or King James Version. Lay out a sermon series to see which book runs across consecutive Sundays. Every date is computed and tested against published church calendars. Free, read-only, no account.

UPSC Planner

PlannerEdge Labs

Discover published MCQ practice collections on UPSC Planner by subject, textbook, or chapter. Browse NCERT and UPSC preparation topics, explore chapter-wise collections, preview selected multiple-choice questions without revealing answers, and access direct links to practice sessions. The connector provides: - Searchable MCQ collections and chapter information. - Breadcrumb navigation and related chapters. - Public sample questions with answer options. - Direct links to UPSC Planner practice sessions on www.upscplanner.com. No authentication is required to search public collections. Signing in on the UPSC Planner website may be required to start practice. The connector is read-only and does not access personal learner records, correct-answer keys, or explanations. UPSC Planner is an independent educational platform operated by PlannerEdge Labs.

Cyber Library

Cyber Library

Cyber Library (cyberlibrary.com) is an open, community-maintained cybersecurity knowledge base organized as one structured tree: foundations, offensive and defensive practice, governance, intelligence and career. This connector lets Claude find and read that content directly, so answers are grounded in a page you can open and cite. What Claude can do: - Search the published library by keyword (search_library) and read any page as markdown with its title, URL, breadcrumbs, last update and contributors (get_page). - Browse the structure: list the children of any topic (list_topics) or get an indented outline of a whole branch (get_outline) to see how a domain is organized before reading. - Explore the editorial plan: search the full planned taxonomy of 8,000+ topics, including drafts not yet published, with each topic's status (search_planned_topics), and walk the tree around any topic (get_planned_subtree). Pages are available in many languages; pass a locale to read a translation. Every tool is read-only. The server needs no account, API key or sign-in, and it stores nothing about you or your requests. Pages are the source of truth, and every result includes the page URL so you can verify and cite it.

SEAT Security Awareness Assessment

Roonik Films, LLC

SEAT measures a security awareness program across four pillars, Strategy, Engagement, Assessment and Training, each on a 1 to 5 maturity scale. This connector lets Claude administer the 21-question assessment one pillar at a time, score the result, and show the five questions holding the program back along with what the next level looks like. From there it maps the result to any of 16 compliance and AI governance frameworks, including NIST CSF 2.0, ISO 27001, NIS2, DORA, CMMC, PCI DSS 4.0, SOC 2, GDPR, the EU AI Act and NIST AI RMF. Each requirement comes back met or gap, with missing evidence listed for the gaps. Requirements the core questions cannot score are reported as not assessed, never as gaps. It also serves eight published research reports (Verizon DBIR 2026, IBM Cost of a Data Breach 2026, SANS 2026, CrowdStrike 2026 and others) mapped to SEAT outcomes, so a weak score can be read against outside evidence. Research explains exposure. It never changes a score or decides compliance. No account and no sign-in. Answers are numbers only, processed in memory and not stored. Every tool is read-only. Content comes unmodified from the public seat-assessment repository under CC BY-ND 4.0.

The Founding Reader

Gerald Norby

Research the American founding through 136 primary-source documents, including the Federalist Papers, Anti-Federalist essays, the Constitution, and foundational documents. Search the collection, retrieve exact passages with paragraph-level citations, explore 15 curated debates, and follow documented responses between writers. Results include source links, dates, attribution notes, and authorship caveats where relevant. The Founding Reader helps students, educators, researchers, and curious readers compare arguments and check claims against the original text. All four tools are read-only. No account or authentication is required.

Consultez les Codes de loi de GTACityRP, un serveur de jeu de rôle dont l'action se situe dans l'État du Tennessee : Code pénal, Code de la route, Code civil, Constitution, Règlement de l'Assemblée et autres textes votés en jeu. Demandez ce que dit un article, cherchez où un sujet est traité, parcourez la table des matières d'un Code ou retrouvez la rédaction qui s'appliquait à une date passée. Chaque réponse cite l'article et renvoie à sa page sur le site de l'Assemblée. Ce droit est fictif et ne s'applique qu'au jeu : ce n'est pas le droit réel du Tennessee ni des États-Unis. Le connecteur est en lecture seule et ne demande aucun compte.

FamyTree

FamyTree

FamyTree (famytree.net) is a Spanish-language family tree and family history website. This connector lets Claude help people who research their family history in a conversation, and lets anyone explore the families of well-known people documented on FamyTree. What you can do: - Save your family research. Tell Claude what you know about your family (names, dates, places, stories, documents) and ask it to save it in FamyTree. Claude prepares a private draft with your parents, grandparents, partners and children, their biographies and the sources of your research, and gives you a link to review it, correct it, add photos and save it into a free FamyTree account. - Explore famous families. Ask about the parents, grandparents, partners or children of celebrities and historical figures from FamyTree's featured trees, with dates, places and links to their family tree and biography pages. - Contribute to a biography. Claude helps you write a comment, a memory, a tribute or a birthday message for one of those people and returns a link that opens the publication form already filled in. Nothing is published by the connector itself: drafts and prepared posts are private, can only be opened through an unguessable link, and are saved or published only when you do it with your own FamyTree account. Unsaved drafts expire after 30 days. The connector never modifies or deletes existing data. No account is needed to connect. FamyTree's website and stored texts are in Spanish; Claude can talk to you in any language.

Capxule

Capxule

This connector is deliberately discovery-only and unauthenticated. It searches the Capxule marketplace, a catalog of expert-built context capsules (guided, interactive companions on one topic each, in English, French, Spanish, and Arabic), and returns public listings with a link. The capsule itself opens on capxule.com as a free guided trial with no account required. Nothing sensitive flows through it: no user data is read or written, no capsule content is served, all three tools are read-only and annotated as such, and there is no auth surface to review. Search queries are logged in aggregate (hashed IP only) to understand demand. Capxule's thesis is a natural fit for Claude users: instead of asking a general model to improvise on a high-stakes topic, connect the context an expert already packaged. The connector finds that context; Claude's user decides whether to use it.

LucyESL

LucyESL

LucyESL is a job board for English teachers in South Korea. This connector lets Claude search the live board and read the figures LucyESL publishes about it. Tools - search and fetch: free-text search of live listings, and one listing as a plain-text document. - search_jobs: filter by region, student age, housing, visa, schedule, contract, setting, delivery, class format, specialty, direct hire and minimum monthly pay. - get_job: one listing as a structured record. - salary_stats: advertised pay, with the median, quartiles, pay by region and by employer type, and effective pay per teaching hour. - disclosure_stats: how many adverts state the pay, hours, severance, pension, insurance, airfare, vacation and split shifts. - market_stats: adverts by region, and direct hire against recruiters, each with its denominator. What a record holds: LucyESL's extracted facts (pay in KRW, hours, visas, housing, benefits, dates), with null wherever the advert did not state something. It never includes the advert's own text, a contact route or another board's address, and every record links to its page on lucyesl.com. Most listings are copied from other public job boards; they are marked as copied and are not verified by LucyESL. A listing posted by the employer is marked first-party, and verified_employer means LucyESL checked the employer's Korean business registration and contact. Order: listings posted on LucyESL by the employer come first, then copied ones, newest first in each. No position in these results is paid for. Read-only. No account and no authentication. The statistics are CC BY 4.0. Up to 600 requests an hour per address.

Phở Research Tools

Phở Chat

AI assistants invent references that look perfect: real author names, a real journal, a plausible DOI, and no paper behind them. Phở Research Tools lets your assistant check its own work against the public scholarly databases before you see it. Verify references. Paste a reference list in any style, BibTeX or RIS. Each entry comes back verified, real but with wrong details (with the corrected record), retracted, likely fabricated, or not found, with the database record it was checked against. Format citations. APA 7, MLA 9, Chicago, Harvard, Vancouver, IEEE and AMA, or export BibTeX, RIS and CSL-JSON. Verified references are formatted from the real record, so the bibliography carries the corrected details. Search papers. OpenAlex and PubMed, filtered by study type and year. Every result has a DOI or PubMed ID that resolves; retracted papers are left out and preprints are labelled. Check retractions. Retraction, expression-of-concern and correction notices for a list of DOIs. PRISMA 2020 flow diagram. Draws the diagram from your counts and warns when the numbers do not add up. No account needed. The tools are read-only lookups in public databases; they cannot read your chats or files, and there is no record of who checked what.

Traders'Hub

Traders' Hub

Traders' Hub (tradershub.ge) teaches trading and investing — stock market, Forex and crypto — in small groups in Tbilisi and online, in Georgian, English and Russian. This connector gives Claude live access to the information on tradershub.ge: - the course catalogue: level, format, price in GEL, schedule, registration status, programme, syllabus and FAQ; - open times for a free consultation with the Traders' Hub team, in Tbilisi time; - certificate verification by ID; - search across the free articles (market news, educational guides, learning materials); - contact details, office address and app links. After the user signs in with their Traders' Hub account, Claude can also book a consultation for them, show their upcoming meeting and cancel it. Booking follows the same rules as the website (one upcoming meeting per person) and sends the usual confirmation email. Every tool accepts a language parameter (Georgian, English or Russian). The connector does not give investment advice, handle payments or execute trades.

Bingo Card Maker

Zovo

Bingo Card Maker generates sets of different bingo cards from your own words, phrases, or numbers, with a caller to run the game. It is used by teachers for vocabulary review, by team leads for meeting and onboarding icebreakers, and by event organizers for holiday parties, baby showers, and book clubs. Give it a list of items, or choose classic 1-75 number bingo or UK-style 90-ball tickets, and it builds up to 200 cards that differ from each other. Items are spread evenly across the set, so each word appears on about the same number of cards. You can also ask that no two cards share the same winning line. What it produces: - Cards in 3x3, 4x4, or 5x5 with an optional labeled centre square, a title, and a theme color - A print-ready PDF in Letter or A4 with 1, 2, 4, or 6 cards per page and cut lines - A caller sheet with all items and a shuffled call order, and a CSV with one row per card - A big-screen caller: draw the next item at random, see the board, and check a claimed bingo by card number. It names the winning line, the call that completed it, and whether another card finished first. Each set has a set number printed on its cards. The same items and set number rebuild the same cards, which is how claims are checked without storing anything. Goal bingo makes one personal card of 24 goals (or fewer for 4x4 and 3x3) with a title and year, as a PNG, SVG, or PDF, and marks goals as done. Example: "Make 40 Meeting Bingo cards for our all-hands where no two cards share a winning line." Limitations: cards hold text and numbers, not pictures. Emoji and Chinese, Japanese, or Korean characters are left out of the PDF and image files; the preview and CSV keep them. Up to 200 cards and 300 items per set. The caller keeps no game state between calls, so the full list of calls is sent each time. For parties, classrooms, and meetings only: no prizes, stakes, or payments.

Cosmic Chemistry calculates and explains Vedic astrology. Ask in your own words and it works out your Vedic chart from your birth date, time and town, then explains what the result means in plain English. Vedic astrology, made fun and honest. What it can do: - Your Vedic birth chart: all nine planets with their sign, house and nakshatra. - Your Vedic rising sign, and why it often differs from the one a Western app gives. - Your Moon sign and nakshatra (birth star). - Whether you are in Sade Sati, Saturn's seven and a half years, with the dates of each phase. - Your Saturn return dates and ages. - Your current dasha and when the next one begins. - A Manglik check, told honestly: about half of all charts count as Manglik from the rising sign alone, so it is common, not a danger. - What a planet in a house means, such as Venus in the 8th house. How it answers: the sidereal zodiac (Lahiri) and whole-sign houses. Results are tendencies you can check against your life, never predictions. No fear, no gemstones, no remedies, no calls. Your birth details are used to work out the answer and are not stored. No account, no sign-in.

FindChildcare

OLIHA.DEV

Find daycares, home childcare and before/after-school programs listed across Canada. Ask for childcare in a city, a province or near a postal code. Narrow by your child's age, licensed care, CWELCC or subsidy, a language spoken in care, or providers with an opening right now. Each result shows the ages served, licensing and current openings, with a link to the provider's page on FindChildcare.ca, where you can send an inquiry or join a waitlist. Where nothing is listed yet, it tells you so and names the nearby cities that do have listings. Childcare providers can ask how to list their service and post openings. No account needed. Covers Canada only.

SpinPick Name Wheel

Zovo

SpinPick Name Wheel is a wheel spinner and random picker for classrooms, team meetings, workshops, and game nights. Give it a list of names or options and an animated wheel spins and lands on the winner chosen by the server. The server picks winners with a cryptographic random number generator and unbiased rejection sampling, so slots of equal size have equal odds. The wheel animation stops on the winner the server picked, and each entry's chance is shown. What you can do: - Spin a wheel of 2 to 200 names or options, with one or several winners per spin - Remove each winner after it is picked, so people are called one at a time - Give an entry a bigger slice by repeating it or setting a weight (repeats are matched ignoring case) - Edit entries, shuffle the wheel, remove the winner, and spin again from the card - Split a group into random teams by number of teams or team size, with sizes that differ by at most one, and optional rules to keep people apart or together - Pick random whole numbers in a range, with or without repeats Typical uses: choosing who presents next in a stand-up, calling on a student, splitting a workshop into breakout groups, or deciding where the team eats. Example: "Split Ana, Ben, Chloe, Dev, Eli, Fay, Gus, Hana, Ivan, Jo, Kai and Lea into 3 random teams of 4." Limitations: for classroom, team, and casual decisions. It is not for lotteries, gambling, betting, or raffles and prize draws with legal requirements, and the number picker is not for passwords or security codes. Spins are not stored, so results cannot be audited or replayed later. Teams are random and are not balanced by skill.

Chessigma

Arche Labs Ltd

Chessigma answers chess questions with its opening guides, an opening catalogue and facts computed from the rules of chess. Ask about the London, the Caro-Kann, the Sicilian and 15 more openings to get the main line, the key variations and the ideas for both sides from Chessigma's opening guides, or name any of 3,700 catalogued lines to get its ECO code and moves. Paste moves to identify an opening and see where a game left theory. Paste a FEN to get the side to move, check or mate status, material and every legal move. Paste a PGN to get a summary (players, result, opening, how the game ended) and a link that opens the game on the chessigma.com analysis board, plus a review link when the PGN comes from a Chess.com live game or a Lichess game. Share a Chess.com live game link or a Lichess game link to get a link to that game's full move-by-move review on chessigma.com. On those pages Stockfish runs in your own browser. Also: the daily puzzle with its solution, and Elo estimates with FIDE, Chess.com or Lichess K-factor defaults (Chess.com and Lichess use Glicko ratings, so their real changes differ). No account needed. For chess players of any level who want facts about openings, positions and games. Chessigma does not evaluate positions inside ChatGPT, does not play games, and cannot read your Chess.com or Lichess account: share a game link or a PGN instead.

Greek Mythology Explorer

Internet Projects Ltd

Greek Mythology Explorer gives Claude read-only access to GreekMythology.com, an encyclopedia of about 700 pages on Greek gods, Titans, heroes, monsters, places and myths. Tools: - Search the encyclopedia by name, alternate name (for example the Roman name) or topic. - Figure card: short summary, image, parents, consorts, children, symbols, home, what the figure rules, related pages, and whether video or audio exists. - Family tree: parents, children, consorts and siblings of a figure, each linked to its page. Relations come from the site's articles, each backed by a quote; relations where ancient sources disagree are marked as disputed. - Quiz: up to five multiple-choice questions about a figure, a group (Olympians, Titans, heroes) or a topic, each with a source link. - Media: the site's own long-form YouTube video and audio narration for a figure or myth, when available. In clients that support MCP Apps, the figure card, family tree and quiz render as interactive views. Results are short summaries with links to the full articles. No account, sign-in or setup. The connector is free and stateless, does not store your questions, and collects no personal data.

datasets.ai

AntColony Inc

Find public government datasets across US, Canadian and European Union portals. Search by topic and publisher, discover available filters, and read dataset descriptions with source and resource links. Designed for researchers, analysts and developers. The service indexes metadata; underlying files remain with their publishers. It does not download, clean or analyse data, or guarantee that every resource is current or available. No account or API key is required. Source licenses apply to reuse. See the privacy policy for MCP request logging.