Your to-do list, habits and journal, inside ChatGPT
Connect Divitica to ChatGPT once, then manage your day in the chat. Tasks, habit check-ins and journal entries are saved to your Divitica account, not lost in the conversation.
Checked in “Run” for today with the note “5 km”.
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Divitica is a task manager, habit tracker and journal with an MCP server. Add it to ChatGPT as a connector using https://divitica.com/mcp, approve the connection on divitica.com, and ChatGPT can list, add, move and complete tasks, log habits and read or save journal entries. Every change can be undone.
Things to say to ChatGPT.
Plain language works. These all save to your Divitica account.
“What’s on today?”
Shows this week’s plan day by day: tasks due, habits and recharges, what’s already done, and why each one is on that day (its usual day, moved or added this week).
“Add “book dentist” for Thursday and “renew passport” with no date.”
Creates two tasks, one dated and one undated, and replies with the saved titles and dates so you can check them.
“Log my run for today.”
Checks in the habit for today. Add a note like “5 km, felt easy” and it’s saved with the check-in.
“How are my habits going this week?”
For each habit: what was planned this week and what’s done, as “done 2 of 3 planned days (67%)”, plus any extra days.
“Save to my journal: “Long day, but the walk at lunch helped.” Mood 4.”
Saves your words exactly as written, never a summary, with a mood of 4 out of 5 for today.
“Give me a short review of my week: habits and what I wrote in my journal.”
Combines this week’s habit consistency and completed tasks with your journal entries and moods into a quick weekly review.
Connect ChatGPT in about a minute.
- Create a free Divitica account. Sign up at divitica.com with email or Google. The free plan includes AI connections.
- Add Divitica as a connector in ChatGPT. In ChatGPT, open Settings → Apps & Connectors and create a connector with the server URL https://divitica.com/mcp and OAuth sign-in. Depending on your ChatGPT plan, you may need to turn on developer mode to add custom connectors.
- Sign in and approve. ChatGPT opens Divitica’s consent page. It lists exactly what ChatGPT will be able to do. Approve, and you’re connected.
- Ask in plain language. “What’s on today?”, “Add ‘book dentist’ for Thursday”, “Log my run”, “Save this to my journal”. Mention Divitica if ChatGPT doesn’t pick the connector on its own.
What ChatGPT can do
- List, search, add, update, complete and delete tasks
- Search history and review a week, month or year across task activity, habit consistency, journal and mood
- List habits with their last 7 days, create or update a habit and check one in (today or up to 60 days back)
- Read journal entries and save new ones in your own words, with an optional 1–5 mood
- Create goals and projects, then explicitly connect tasks and habits to the outcomes they advance
- Show an interactive Today and Review dashboard in AI clients that support MCP Apps
- See what your family has shared, tick it off, and add tasks or habits to the family list
- Undo any change it made
- Server URL
https://divitica.com/mcp- Sign-in
- OAuth 2.1 with PKCE, approved on divitica.com
- Price
- Included with every Divitica account, including free
You stay in control.
You approve every connection
You sign in on divitica.com and approve the AI tool on Divitica’s own consent page. Your password is never shared with the AI tool.
Clear, limited access
The consent page lists exactly what the tool can do. It works through a fixed set of Divitica actions (never raw database access), only on your account and the items your family shares with you.
Short-lived, protected tokens
Standard OAuth 2.1 with PKCE. Access tokens expire after an hour, refresh tokens change on every use, and a reused token ends the connection. Tokens are stored only as hashes.
Changes you can undo
Every change an AI tool makes is recorded with its source, and the assistant can undo it if it got something wrong.
The same plan everywhere
What you change in ChatGPT shows up in the Divitica web app and in Claude, if you connect both.
Divitica in ChatGPT: questions
Can ChatGPT add tasks to my to-do list?
Yes. With Divitica connected, ChatGPT can create tasks with or without a due date, move them, rename them, mark them done and delete them. They’re saved in your Divitica account and appear in the web app straight away.
Does ChatGPT remember my tasks between chats?
Your tasks don’t depend on ChatGPT’s memory. They live in Divitica, so any new chat, or the web app, sees the same up-to-date list.
Can I use it as a habit tracker in ChatGPT?
Yes. ChatGPT can create habits on the weekdays you choose, check them in for today or up to 60 days back, and show how each habit went over the last 7 days.
Is it safe to connect Divitica to ChatGPT?
Yes. You sign in and approve on divitica.com, so ChatGPT never sees your password. It can only use Divitica’s fixed set of task, habit and journal actions on your account, tokens are short-lived and stored as hashes, and you can disconnect from Settings → Connected Assistants at any time.
What if ChatGPT gets something wrong?
Every change ChatGPT makes is recorded with its source and returns a change id. Ask it to undo, or edit and delete anything in the Divitica web app.
Does it cost extra to use Divitica in ChatGPT?
No. Connecting is included with your Divitica account, including the free plan. Your ChatGPT subscription, if you have one, is separate.
Can ChatGPT see my recharges, comments or reviews?
Not yet. The connection covers tasks, habits and journal entries. Recharges, subitems, comments, focus areas and week and month reviews stay in the Divitica web app.
Also see Divitica for Claude and how Divitica compares.
Bring your day into ChatGPT.
Create a free Divitica account, add the connector, and ask what’s on today.