For Claude

Built with Claude. Driven from Claude.

The Notifizz orchestrator is powered by Claude at design time, and Notifizz speaks MCP so your Claude can drive dev tasks from the IDE. The loop is complete, with humans in the middle.

Built with Claude

Claude builds the campaign. A human approves it.

Describe the campaign in plain words: Claude wires the events, the conditions and the live data behind it, at design time only. Everything lands as a version, goes through review, and nothing ships without a human approval.

  • Plain words in, wired campaign out
  • Design time only, never your users’ data
  • Editing, Dev-ready, Review, Live
Driven from Claude

Your Claude, wired to Notifizz via MCP

Notifizz ships an MCP server with OAuth 2.1. From Claude, Claude Code or Cursor, list the pending dev tasks and get an implementation prompt ready to write: the SDK enricher or the track() call, spelled out.

  • OAuth 2.1, works with any MCP client
  • list_dev_tasks · get_task_prompt
  • Prompts ready to implement
The full loop

Blocked campaign in, shipped campaign out

A campaign missing an event does not go Live: it becomes a tracked task. Your Claude resolves it from the IDE, and the campaign ships. Claude on both sides, humans in the middle.

  • Missing pieces block Live, by design
  • Resolved from your IDE via MCP
  • The campaign ships right after
For Claude FAQ

Claude and Notifizz?

Does my user data go through Anthropic?
No. Claude works at design time only: it builds campaigns, it never sees your users’ real data. Sending is deterministic, the platform is EU-hosted, and Anthropic is listed as a design-time subprocessor in the DPA.
Which MCP tools are available?
Two today, and they earn their keep: list_dev_tasks shows what blocks your campaigns (enrichers to create, event properties to add), and get_task_prompt hands your Claude an implementation prompt ready to write. OAuth 2.1, works with Claude, Claude Code, Cursor, or any MCP client.
Do I need a Claude account to use Notifizz?
No. The built-in orchestrator requires nothing from you: it is part of the product. MCP is a bonus for your developers: if your team already lives in Claude or Cursor, dev tasks resolve without leaving the editor.

Put Claude on both sides.

Free trial, one SDK, and your first dev task resolves from your IDE.