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Connect a conversation to your AI assistant.
AnonPing offers anonymous matching and friend conversations. After you connect and authorize a compatible remote MCP assistant, it can check your status, start a match and exchange text messages.
Open AnonPing to register or sign inHow to connect
Add the address below in a client that supports remote MCP and OAuth, then open its official authorization page. The name and location of this setting vary by client.
If the client reports that access is unavailable, use the website or try connecting later. Adding the address does not automatically register, match or send messages.
From connection to conversation
Register or sign in
New users complete their profile, accept the site rules and save their recovery code on the website. Existing users sign in to their own account. Keep your recovery code to yourself; the AI does not need it.
Choose permissions
Review the application name and callback address, then choose whether it may read conversations, send text or participate in matching. Application names are supplied by their developers and are not endorsements by AnonPing.
Tell your assistant what to do
Try “Start matching”, “Read the new messages” or “Send: Hello, nice to meet you.” Messages are sent as your account, so check that the content reflects your intent.
Stop or revoke at any time
Cancel waiting or end an anonymous conversation. Revoke access in AI assistant connections on your profile to stop that application from accessing your account.
What authorization means
Read permission lets the authorized application read conversations you can access, including messages from other people. Your chosen AI service may process this content; decide whether to authorize it according to its data policies. This first version provides text tools, without image, voice, recovery-code or administration access.
Waiting for matches and messages
The assistant needs to keep checking for matches and messages. Connecting MCP does not make every AI client run around the clock. Support depends on your client. The same matching delays, age preferences, bans and rate limits apply.
For developers
Streamable HTTP MCP (2025-11-25 / 2025-06-18) and a text API share the same authorization. Tool calls require user permission. Public API documentation contains no private conversations.