Use Ayo! with what you already have

Your website, your contacts and the tools you work in. Everything on this page works today.

Whatever you connect, nothing is sent to your customers until you approve it.

Your website

Put your sign-up form on your own site.

One line of code shows your Ayo! sign-up form on any page where you can paste code. People who join there go straight onto your list, with their consent recorded.

  1. Make a sign-up page in Ayo!.
  2. Open your toolkit and copy the website code.
  3. Paste it where you want the form to appear.

Claude

Ask about your lists and results, and draft a text, from a chat.

Connect Ayo! to Claude and ask in plain words. It can prepare a text and show you who would get it. It cannot send one: every send waits for a code that Ayo! texts to your own phone.

  1. In Ayo!, open Settings and find Connect an AI assistant.
  2. Make a key.
  3. In Claude, add a connector with the address https://www.textayo.com/mcp and your key.

Try asking

  • “What lists do I have, and how many people are on each?”
  • “How did my last three texts do?”
  • “Draft a text to my VIP list about Saturday's hours and show me who would get it.”

Spreadsheets and phone contacts

Bring in people who already agreed to get your texts.

Import a spreadsheet file (CSV) or contact cards from your phone into any list. Only add people who have agreed to receive texts from you.

  1. Open a list in Ayo!.
  2. Choose Import CSV, or pick a contact card file.
  3. Check the names and save.

Your own software

Add contacts and prepare texts from a system you run.

For developers. Make a key in Settings and your software can add contacts, read your lists and prepare a text. Sending still needs the code Ayo! texts to the owner, so a key by itself can never text your customers.

  1. In Ayo!, open Settings and find Connect an AI assistant.
  2. Make a key and keep it private.
  3. Write to us and we will help you set it up.

Use something that is not here?

Tell us which tool you use and what you want it to do with Ayo!. We build connections in the order people ask for them.

Ask for a connection

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