The Connected apps page shows every AI tool — such as Claude, Claude Code, ChatGPT, or Cursor — that has been authorised to access your Zeeg account. From here you can see what each app last did, review the full activity log, and disconnect any app with one click.
Apps connect through an OAuth flow that starts inside the AI tool, not from this page. The connection must be initiated from your AI app's connector or plugin settings.
How AI apps connect to Zeeg
When you add Zeeg as a data source or MCP server in an AI app, the app redirects you to Zeeg so you can authorise access. The flow is always the same on the Zeeg side:
The AI app opens Zeeg's sign-in page. Sign in to your Zeeg account (or create one).
Review the permissions the app is requesting and approve them.
You are redirected back to the AI app. The connection is live, and the app now appears in your Connected apps list.
For setup instructions specific to your AI tool, see the Zeeg MCP server documentation.
What the Connected apps page shows
Go to your account settings and select Connected apps in the left sidebar. The page has two sections.
Apps table — one row per connected app:
App — the app's name. A Verified badge means Zeeg has confirmed the provider behind the app.
Access sent to — the host that receives the app's API requests. Shows This device for CLI tools running locally.
Connected since — when the app was first authorised.
Last used — when the app last made a request. Shows Not used yet if the app has not called the API since connecting.
Activity — a log of individual actions each connected app has performed on your account. Each row shows the time, the app, the action (tool name), the record it acted on, and the outcome. Use the status filter to show only Succeeded or Not allowed entries. Entries older than the retention period shown on the page are removed automatically.
How to disconnect an app
Disconnecting revokes the app's access immediately. It cannot make any further API calls to your Zeeg account. To use it again, reconnect it from inside the AI tool.
Go to your account settings and select Connected apps.
Find the app you want to remove and click Disconnect.
Confirm in the dialog that appears.
A confirmation appears once the app has been disconnected.
Frequently asked questions
Which AI apps can connect to Zeeg?
Any AI tool that supports the Model Context Protocol (MCP) and has been configured to use Zeeg's MCP server. Common examples include Claude, Claude Code, ChatGPT, and Cursor. See the MCP server documentation for the full setup guide.
What can a connected app do on my account?
Only what you approved at connection time. Depending on the permissions granted, an app may be able to check your availability, book or manage events, look up CRM contacts, read notes, or access other data you authorised. It cannot go beyond those permissions.
What does a "Not allowed" outcome in the activity log mean?
The app attempted an action that Zeeg rejected — for example because the required permission scope was not included in the token, or because the action exceeded a limit. No data was changed. The entry is logged so you can see what was attempted.
What does the "Verified" badge mean?
Zeeg has identified and confirmed the provider behind the app. Apps without the badge may still work correctly — the badge reflects whether Zeeg recognises the provider, not whether the app is trustworthy in general.
Does disconnecting an app delete my Zeeg data?
No. Disconnecting only revokes the app's access token. Your events, contacts, notes, and all other data in Zeeg are not affected.
Why does an app show "Not used yet" under Last used?
The app has been authorised but has not made any API calls yet. This is normal immediately after connecting, or for apps you authorised but have not yet used in a session.
An app shows "This device" under Access sent to. What does that mean?
The app is a command-line tool (such as the Zeeg CLI) running on your local machine. Its API requests come from your device rather than from a hosted server, so no remote host is listed.