Click Add to Claude above, or on claude.ai go to Settings → Connectors → Browse connectors and pick Evarist. Click Connect.
Claude sends you to Evarist. Enter your work email; we send a magic link — no password. Click it, accept the Terms, and you're connected.
In ChatGPT, go to Settings → Apps & Connectors → Advanced settings and enable Developer Mode.
Go to Settings → Connectors → Create. Name it Evarist, paste the server URL https://app.evarist.ai/mcp, tick the trust box, and click Create.
ChatGPT sends you to Evarist. Enter your work email; we send a magic link — no password. Click it, accept the Terms, and you're connected.
In a chat, open + → More → Developer Mode and pick Evarist — once per conversation.
Evarist is a remote MCP server. Add it as a custom connector with the URL https://app.evarist.ai/mcp.
Your assistant sends you to Evarist. Enter your work email; we send a magic link — no password. Click it, accept the Terms, and you're connected.
In a new chat, say: "Set up Evarist on my website."
Evarist registers your site and hands you your tracking snippet — the real one, with your site key. Lost it? Ask again — your assistant re-issues it until the tracker is detected live.
Prefer a form? Sign in at app.evarist.ai and add your website there instead — then come back to your assistant for the snippet.
Paste it into your pages' <head> or your tag manager — or send it to whoever owns your site's code. Data starts flowing within minutes.
From here, everything is a question in your assistant.
Plain language in, analysis out — down to a single session.
Turn any click into a named, tracked event — a button, a link, an add-to-cart — just by asking. Mark the ones that are outcomes as goals, with an optional revenue value. No code, no tag containers.
"Track clicks on my Add to cart button." Evarist lists the buttons and links it can see on your site.
Evarist shows exactly what the new event would match before anything is saved.
Approve it and tracking starts immediately.
A goal fires a conversion whenever it matches, and can carry a revenue value. Keep one primary conversion — the outcome your headline numbers count; the first goal you set becomes it automatically. Tag the steps leading to it (a pricing-page visit, a "Book a demo" click) as ordinary events, so one conversion is only counted once. Evarist never creates a goal on its own; a conversion always needs you to set it.
Evarist reads your traffic: pages, sources, clicks, conversions — behavioral data only. It can also learn facts you define about a visitor — like whether they're an employee or which plan they're on — so you can segment or exclude your traffic by them. And it can manage your Evarist setup — create a site, tag an event, set a goal, group your domains — and every tool that changes something is labeled as a write in the protocol itself, so your assistant asks before acting — and new event tags are additionally previewed live before anything is saved.
It can't touch your website — no code, no content, no deploys. It can't spend money, and it can't delete your analytics. And it never sees who your visitors are: no names, no emails, no payment details — the tracker doesn't read what people type, and personal data lives in systems Evarist can't reach. (One optional feature can connect the emails visitors submit on your forms to their visits — off by default, per site, and gated on the visitor's consent: see identified traffic.)
Email support@evarist.ai — we'll get you connected.