Find anything
“Show me the photos from our Sicily trip” — albums, dates, places, captions and tags, searchable in plain language.
AI assistant access — Model Context Protocol
Connect your Viallo library to Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and other AI assistants. Find photos by album, date or place; organize albums; create share links — with natural language. Viallo's servers stay metadata-first: photo files leave Viallo only when you explicitly ask to view one.
“Show me the photos from our Sicily trip” — albums, dates, places, captions and tags, searchable in plain language.
Create albums, move photos, set a cover, and send a share link to grandma — without opening the app.
Scoped permissions per connection and one-click disconnect — any time.
The Model Context Protocol is an open standard that lets AI assistants use tools and data from other services. With Viallo's MCP server, the assistant does the thinking and Viallo serves the data — scoped to exactly what you approve on the consent screen.
What assistants can do
What assistants can't do
One-time browser consent per assistant. Available on all Viallo plans.
claude mcp add --transport http viallo https://mcp.viallo.app/mcpThe MCP server is metadata-only: album names, dates, places, captions and tags. Photo files leave Viallo only when you trigger a photo-reading action — never in the background.
Consumer accounts (Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini) may use content you share with them for model training by default — you can opt out in your assistant's settings at any time.
With a local model (Ollama, LM Studio), nothing leaves your device at all — the strongest privacy option for the assistant side of the connection.
See what each connection can access and revoke it — which removes the connection and its tokens, while security activity entries are kept for 90 days — in Connected Apps. Access tokens expire automatically.
Sign in to Viallo, pick an assistant, approve the scopes — and start talking to your photo library.