Build from the assistant you already use
ChatGPT already knows a lot about you and your business — you've told it, one conversation at a time. Connect Ullbek, and all of that context can flow straight into a real website. You stay in the chat you're comfortable in; Ullbek supplies the workshop underneath: sites, live previews, publishing, forms, and your own domain.
This works through connectors — the open standard is called MCP (Model Context Protocol). Ullbek speaks it natively, which means any assistant that supports connectors can use your Ullbek account: ChatGPT, Claude, and whatever arrives next. There is nothing to install and nothing extra to pay Ullbek for — connecting is free, and your assistant's own plan powers the conversation.
Same account, two doorsEverything your assistant builds lands in your normal Ullbek account. Open app.ullbek.com anytime and continue in the Ullbek builder — same sites, same files, no import step. Switch back and forth as much as you like.
What your assistant can do
Once connected, your assistant gets the same abilities the Ullbek builder has — the full journey, not a demo:
Create & edit sites
Start a new site or keep improving an existing one — pages, sections, images, colors, the lot.
Live preview links
Ask for a preview and you get a private link to the real, running site — click it and see exactly what will go live.
Publish & go live
Free address included, secure HTTPS and all. Say the word and your site is on the internet.
Your own domain
Upgrade to premium hosting and connect a domain you own — your assistant walks you through the setup, record by record.
Read your messages
"Any new messages from my contact form?" — form submissions arrive in your inbox and your assistant can read them back to you.
Images & screenshots
Stock photos, generated art, and fresh screenshots of your site, right in the conversation.
Payments never happen in chatYour assistant can never charge you. Anything paid — premium hosting, extra credits — only ever happens through a secure Stripe checkout page that you open in your browser. The assistant can hand you the link and check whether you've completed it; that's all.
Connect from ChatGPT
You'll do this once; after that, Ullbek is simply available in your conversations.
- Open ChatGPT's connector settings
In ChatGPT (web or desktop app), go to Settings → Connectors — the place where ChatGPT lets you add apps and connectors. Choose to add a new connector.
- Paste the Ullbek link
When it asks for the connector's URL, paste
https://api.ullbek.com/mcpand confirm. You can name it "Ullbek". - Sign in and allow
Your browser opens the Ullbek sign-in page. Log in — or create your account right there if you're new; it takes a minute. Review what the connection can do, then click Allow.
- Start building
Back in ChatGPT, just ask. It now has hands.
ChatGPT will create the site, pour in what it knows from your conversations, and hand you a preview link to the real thing. Iterate in plain language — "make the header warmer", "add a pricing section" — then tell it to publish.
Connect from Claude
The same one-time setup works in Claude:
- Claude on the web or desktop
Go to Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector, paste
https://api.ullbek.com/mcp, and follow the same sign-in-and-allow flow. - Claude Code (for the technically inclined)
One command in your terminal:
claude mcp add --transport http ullbek https://api.ullbek.com/mcp— then authenticate when prompted.
Any assistant that speaks MCP
Ullbek's connector is a standard, remote MCP server. If your tool of choice can add one, this is everything it needs:
Some tools — desktop apps and power-user settings screens especially — show a fuller form instead of a single URL field. It usually looks something like this, and only three fields matter:
Connect to a custom MCP
If your tool asks for a connection type, pick Streamable HTTP (Ullbek is a remote server, not a program on your computer — that's what STDIO is for). Name it anything you like, paste the URL, and skip every token and header field: the sign-in happens in your browser when you first use it.
- Sign-in: standard OAuth — the assistant sends you to ullbek.com to log in and approve. No API keys to copy, nothing to paste back.
- Accounts: your normal Ullbek account. New here? You can sign up during the connection flow.
- Cost: connecting is free. Building rides your assistant's plan; image tools (stock search, image generation) use your Ullbek credits exactly as they do in the builder.
Good to know
Is this safe?
The connection can build and publish websites on your account — and that's it. It cannot spend your money (payments only complete in a checkout you open yourself), and sites published from a chat pass the same content review as sites published from the builder. Sensible per-account rate limits apply.
How do I disconnect?
Remove the connector in your assistant's settings, the same place you added it. That ends its access; you can reconnect anytime with the same steps.
Which is better — the chat or the Ullbek builder?
They're the same account, so it's never either/or. The Ullbek builder gives you the full workshop: side-by-side live preview, brand kit, assets, models to choose from. The chat gives you convenience and context — the assistant that already knows your business can act on it. Many people start a site in a conversation and polish it in the builder.
Assistants evolve quicklyMenu names shift — "Connectors" may appear under Apps, Integrations, or Tools depending on your assistant and version. The constant is the URL above: wherever your assistant accepts a connector or remote MCP server, paste it there.
Your assistant is one link away
Paste the connector URL, sign in, and the next website you talk about can become real.