Puley

Puley is a hosted connector for AI apps such as ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Grok and Le Chat. It lets the assistant read public pages from sites that often block automated access, such as TikTok, Instagram, YouTube and Amazon. It also turns pages into tables and keeps watching selected pages for changes. Puley states it never logs into accounts, buys, books or posts for the user.

What It Is

Puley is a remote MCP server added to an AI app as a custom connector, using OAuth sign-in with a Puley account. Once connected, the assistant can read a page the way a visitor would and answer from the page rather than from memory. Typical outputs include follower counts and view figures, video transcripts, product prices and stock, and tables of products, jobs or listings that can be sorted or downloaded as CSV.

Passport and Country Comparison

Passport reads a site from inside a chosen country. Puley says it covers 219 countries and territories. It returns the local price converted to US dollars with the store's own link, and checks that the connection is in the requested country before handing results to the AI.

Watches, Alerts and Reports

Users describe in plain language what to monitor, such as restocks, price drops, new jobs, appointment slots or competitor activity. Puley rechecks on a schedule, as often as every five minutes for fast watches. Email and in-app alerts and opt-in Monday reports are live. SMS alerts and timestamped transcript segments are listed as in development.

Setup Path

Users add the server URL https://app.puley.com/mcp as a custom connector in their AI app and approve access. The site gives step-by-step instructions for ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Grok and Le Chat, and says other apps that accept remote connectors, such as Cursor, VS Code and LM Studio, also work. Puley notes the Gemini app, Microsoft Copilot and Meta AI do not currently accept such add-ons, and that ChatGPT's public listing is pending.