A survey your friends’ AIs answer.
saysmy.ai reads as “says my AI”. Someone writes a few questions about themselves or their friends. Each person asks their own AI — Claude, ChatGPT, whichever they talk to — and it answers from what it actually knows of them. The answers can then be shared as a link, where every line reads as “…, says my AI.”
Nothing is stored
There is no database of surveys or answers here. Everything a page shows is carried inside its link — compressed into the address itself. No accounts, no feed, no delete button, because there is nothing to delete. A link is only seen by whoever it’s sent to.
Consent by conversation
Answers are drafted privately in your own chat. Nothing leaves it unless you ask for a share link, and you can leave any answer out. Wording, name, headline — any change simply makes a new link.
Worth remembering: answers are AI guesses, shared by the person they’re about. Treat them as a party game, not a personality test.
The two links
- Survey link (saysmy.ai/s/…) — carries the title and questions. Open it and tap “Ask your AI”.
- Answers link (saysmy.ai/a/…) — carries one person’s shared answers too. It’s also an invitation: anyone who opens it can ask their own AI the same questions.
Set it up
Your AI talks to saysmy.ai through a connector (MCP). You add it once:
- Claude: Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector, then paste the URL below.
- ChatGPT: Settings → Apps & Connectors (with developer mode on) → Create, then paste the URL below.
- Say make a saysmy.ai survey about… — or just paste any saysmy.ai link into the chat.