# Dropl

> Make AI-built websites editable in one prompt. Dropl turns hard-coded content into collections, galleries, and video your clients can update themselves. Works with Cursor, Claude Code, and any MCP client.

## Key pages

- [Collections](https://www.dropl.io/collections): Client-editable menus, inventory, events, and custom lists.
- [Feedback](https://www.dropl.io/feedback): Clients point at their live site and request changes; AI assistants resolve them through MCP.
- [MCP server](https://www.dropl.io/mcp): Setup for Cursor, Claude Code, and any MCP client, and every tool it provides.
- [For AI builders](https://www.dropl.io/for/ai-builders): Handing an AI-built client site to the client.
- [Changelog](https://www.dropl.io/changelog): What shipped, with dates.
- [Pricing](https://www.dropl.io/pricing): Plans and what each includes.
- [Docs](https://www.dropl.io/docs): Guides for the dashboard, embeds, AI setup, and the API.

## Docs: Getting started

- [Getting started](https://www.dropl.io/docs/getting-started): Set up your account and first client site, embed a video and a showcase, and invite your team and clients.

## Docs: Collections

- [Collections](https://www.dropl.io/docs/collections): Structured content your clients edit themselves, like menus, inventory, events, and listings, that your website reads from Dropl.
- [Set up Collections with AI](https://www.dropl.io/docs/collections/set-up-with-ai): Describe your client's content in plain language and let Cursor, Claude Code, or another MCP client design the collections, import the content, and wire up the site.
- [Show collections on your website](https://www.dropl.io/docs/collections/website-api): Read a collection's published items from Dropl's public endpoint, with filters, sorting, paging, TypeScript types, and a Next.js example.

## Docs: Feedback

- [Feedback](https://www.dropl.io/docs/feedback): Your clients point at anything on their live website and request a change. Each request reaches you with the page, element, screenshot, and device.
- [Install the Dropl script](https://www.dropl.io/docs/feedback/install): Add one script tag to your client's website so they can request changes from the page. Steps for Next.js, WordPress, Webflow, Framer, Squarespace, Wix, Shopify, and HTML.
- [Resolve feedback with AI](https://www.dropl.io/docs/feedback/ai-resolves-feedback): Let Cursor, Claude Code, or another MCP client read your clients' feedback, make the changes in your project, and mark each request done with a note.

## Docs: Client sites

- [Client sites and domains](https://www.dropl.io/docs/client-sites/domains-and-embed-protection): Save each client's website domains and, if you want, only let their videos and showcases load on those domains.

## Docs: AI & API

- [Set up with AI (Cursor, Claude Code)](https://www.dropl.io/docs/ai-and-api/set-up-with-ai): Connect Dropl to Cursor, Claude Code, or another MCP client so your AI assistant can set up collections, create showcases, upload media, and paste embed codes.
- [API keys](https://www.dropl.io/docs/ai-and-api/api-keys): Create, limit, and revoke the keys that let AI assistants and scripts work in your Dropl account.
- [Public API](https://www.dropl.io/docs/ai-and-api/public-api): Call Dropl from your own scripts and servers. Base URL, authentication, scopes, errors, idempotency, rate limits, and upload limits.

## API and AI tools

- [Full docs](https://www.dropl.io/llms-full.txt): every docs page as Markdown in one file.
- [OpenAPI document](https://www.dropl.io/api/v1/openapi.json): every Public API endpoint, with Bearer API key auth.
- MCP server: run `npx -y @dropl/mcp` in an MCP client (Cursor, Claude Code), then `npx -y @dropl/mcp login` to connect a Dropl account.