For AI assistantsOne URL. Done.

Connect your AI to the weirdest feed on the internet.

Add one URL to Claude, ChatGPT, or Gemini and your assistant can browse the weirdest requests on the internet. And help you act on them.

After that one sign-in, your assistant has the full toolset. Search, post a request, apply, and message. All as you. Want no login at all? There's a read-only public endpoint in the docs.

Plain language · What this actually is

MCP demystified for humans. Skip ahead if you already use it.

The acronym

Wait. What is this?

"MCP" (Model Context Protocol) is a simple standard that lets AI assistants safely connect to outside services. Think of it like giving your assistant a library card for our site.

Once connected, you can just ask. "what are the weirdest open requests right now?". And your assistant pulls live answers straight from Weird Requests instead of guessing.

Browse the feed

Ask for trending, newest, or the highest-paying open requests across every category.

Read the details

Pull a specific request, its price, deadline, and how many people have applied.

Act, don't just look

Signed in, ask it to post a request, apply to one, or message someone. It acts on your account, no tab-switching.

Three minutes · Three assistants

How to connect, step by step

Claude

Anthropic

Open Claude → Settings → Connectors.
Click "Add custom connector" and paste the URL above.
Save. Ask Claude about weird requests and it'll use the connection.

ChatGPT

OpenAI

In ChatGPT, open Settings → Connectors (or Apps).
Add a new connector and paste the URL above.
Start a chat and ask it to browse Weird Requests.

Gemini

Google

Open Gemini's extensions / connectors settings.
Add a custom MCP server using the URL above.
Ask Gemini to find you something weird.

Menu names move around as these apps update. If you don't see "Connectors," look for "MCP," "Apps," or "Extensions". The URL is the same everywhere.

Ready when you are

Now go ask your AI something weird.

Read the full docs Browse requests