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Connect Quiver Beacon to Claude

Plug your Quiver Beacon account into Claude and ask it about your own ride days, quiver, seasons, passport and achievements — live, in plain English. Let it log today's ride for you if you like. The assistant does the thinking. Quiver Beacon only hands over your data, and only to you.

Last updated September 2026 · ChatGPT support in testing

The short version

The Quiver Beacon AI Connector is a bridge between your account and an AI assistant. Add it once, sign in, and Claude can pull your ride days, boards, stats, trail passport and run records straight from Quiver Beacon while you chat. With your say-so it can also log a ride day, rate a board or add to your want list — and it asks first, every time.

It reads your own data (plus whatever the riders you follow already share with you), never deletes anything, and never sees more than you can see in the app yourself.

Included with Quiver Pass. Free accounts get a 14-day taste after first connecting, then keep the gear-catalog and account tools.

Set it up

One URL, the same everywhere. Sign in with your normal Quiver Beacon account — email and password, or whichever social sign-in you use.

Connector URL

https://api.quiverbeacon.com/mcp
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Claude.ai, Claude Desktop, Cowork & mobile

  1. Open Customize, then Connectors.
  2. Choose Add custom connector.
  3. Name it Quiver Beacon and paste the URL above.
  4. Hit Add, then Connect.
  5. Sign in with your Quiver Beacon account and approve. Tick Also let it act for me if you want it to log rides for you (it's off by default).

That's it — start a new chat and ask away. Connected once, it works across every Claude surface on that account.

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Claude Code

From the terminal, one command:

claude mcp add --transport http quiverbeacon https://api.quiverbeacon.com/mcp

Then run /mcp inside Claude Code and pick quiverbeacon to sign in.

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ChatGPT Coming soon

Still in testing, but the path looks like this:

  1. Open Settings, then Apps & Connectors.
  2. Under Advanced, turn on Developer mode.
  3. Add an MCP server using the same URL above.

We'll take the "coming soon" sticker off this card once it's solid.

Things to ask

Talk to it the way you'd talk to a riding buddy who happens to have your whole season memorised.

You

Which board did I ride most last season, and how did I rate it on icy days vs powder?

You

I'm at Mt. Baker tomorrow — which runs have I never ridden and which of my boards do I usually bring?

You

Write my 2025-26 season recap: days, vert, resorts, top speed, streaks.

You

Compare the Korua Dart Plus to what I already own — is it filling a slot or duplicating one?

You

Which Hot Laps do I hold and which is someone about to take?

You

Log today at Baker on the Dancehaul, 14k vert, powder, 5 stars.

You

Which of the people I follow rode this week, and where?

What the assistant can read

Each of these is a small, read-only tool. The assistant picks the ones it needs to answer your question — nothing more.

Account & units

Free

Who you are, your home mountain, and whether you think in feet or metres.

Gear catalog & fit

Free

Look up any board in the catalog and check how it sizes and fits against your profile.

Ride days

Pass

Every logged day, filterable by season, resort, board or conditions, and paginated so big seasons don't choke.

Quiver

Pass

Your boards with specs, ratings, and how often each one actually leaves the garage.

Season & lifetime stats

Pass

Days, vert, distance, top speed, streaks — per season and all-time.

Trail passport & achievements

Pass

Runs and lifts you've ridden at each resort, what's still unridden, and every badge you've earned.

Run records

Pass

Your Hot Laps and Lap Leads — which you hold, and how close anyone is to taking them.

GPS tracks

Pass

The recorded route for a session, for the "what did that run actually look like" questions.

Riders you follow

Pass

Their public ride days, and who's on the mountain right now if they share location. Always limited to what those riders already share with you.

Anonymized product performance for your brand

Brand partners only

Aggregate stats on how your brand's boards get ridden — never individual riders, and never a number built from fewer than five of them.

Everything here is your own data. The one social tool only surfaces what the riders you follow already make visible to you — no feed, no strangers, no leaderboard rows that aren't yours or theirs. Brand numbers are aggregates, never individual riders.

What it can do for you Optional

New in this version: with your permission, the assistant can write a few things back — the tedious bits, so you can log a day from the lift line.

Log a ride day

Asks first

Resort, board, vert, conditions, rating — say it in one line and it lands in your log like you typed it in.

Rate a board for a day

Asks first

Give a board its stars for a day you already logged, so your per-condition ratings stay honest.

Add to your want list

Asks first

Heard about a board mid-chat? Have it saved to your want list before you forget the name.

"Also let it act for me"

That's the checkbox on the sign-in page when you connect. It's off by default, so a fresh connection is read-only until you tick it. Untick it and the connection is read-only — the assistant can look, not touch. Changed your mind either way? Remove the connector, add it again, and tick or untick it on the way back in.

  • It asks before every change. Claude shows you what it's about to log and waits for a yes.
  • 50 changes a day, tops. Enough for any season, small enough that a runaway chat can't flood your log.
  • It never deletes anything. There is no delete tool. Not a ride day, not a board, not a want-list entry.
  • Everything it logs is yours to edit. Open the app and fix a typo, a rating or a vert number the same as always.

Limits

A typical question costs about 10 units, so the daily budget is roughly how many questions you can ask. When you hit a limit the assistant tells you, and tells you when it resets (midnight UTC).

PlanPer minutePer dayWhat's on
Quiver Pass40 calls2,000 units (~200 questions)Every tool
14-day taste20 calls300 units (~30 questions)Every tool, for two weeks after you first connect
Free10 calls100 units (~10 questions)Gear catalog & account tools only

One more ceiling: the assistant can make at most 50 changes a day on your behalf — ride days logged, boards rated, want-list adds — whatever plan you're on. Asking questions doesn't count.

Privacy & control

Reads are your own data

Read access is to the account you signed in with — your days, your boards, your stats. Nothing more.

Riders you follow, nothing beyond

Social reads only surface what the riders you follow already make visible to you. If you can't see it in the app, the assistant can't either.

Writing is optional, and revocable

Untick "Also let it act for me" for a read-only connection. Reconnect any time to change your mind. Either way it asks before every change.

It cannot delete anything

There is no delete tool. A ride day, a board, a want-list entry — once logged, only you can remove it, in the app.

Brand stats are aggregate-only

Brand partners see numbers built from at least five riders, never fewer, and never anything that identifies a rider.

Short-lived sign-in

Sign-in tokens expire every hour and refresh automatically, so a leaked token goes stale fast.

Revoke any time

In the app: Settings → Connected apps → remove. Or email support and we'll cut it off for you.

We keep none of your chat

Quiver Beacon never stores your conversation or the results it returns — only that a tool was called, when, and how long it took.

The assistant's rules apply too

Whatever you type into Claude (or ChatGPT) is covered by that assistant's own data policy, not ours.

The full picture — what's shared, what we log, how to revoke — lives in our Privacy Policy.

If something's off

It says I need Quiver Pass

Your 14-day taste has ended, or you never had one. Free accounts keep the gear-catalog and account tools; ride days, quiver, stats, passport, run records and GPS tracks need Quiver Pass. Upgrade in the app under Settings → Quiver Pass, then ask again — no need to reconnect.

It says the connection was revoked

Someone (probably you) removed the connector from Settings → Connected apps in the app, or support did it on your behalf. Remove the connector from the assistant, add it again with the same URL, and sign back in.

It keeps sending me back to the sign-in page

A stale sign-in got cached on the assistant side. Delete the Quiver Beacon connector from the assistant entirely, add it again, and sign in fresh. In Claude Code, run the add command again and then /mcp.

It says it can't log a ride day

The connection is read-only — "Also let it act for me" was unticked when you signed in. Remove the Quiver Beacon connector from the assistant, add it again with the same URL, and leave the box ticked this time. Everything else about the connection stays the same.

It hit a limit mid-conversation

The assistant will tell you which limit (per minute or per day) and when it resets — daily limits reset at midnight UTC. Per-minute limits clear in under a minute; just ask again.

Something else is broken

Email quiverbeacon@gmail.com with the assistant you're using and roughly what you asked (never paste your password or a token). We read every one.

Not on Quiver Beacon yet?

The connector is only as good as the season behind it. Grab the app, log your rides, and give your assistant something worth talking about.

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