How to manage connected apps in Keeplet
On the Keeplet website, the apps that have access to your account, such as Claude or Wonderlet, appear in Settings › Connections. For each one you see its type of access (Reads and writes, Read only or, for Wonderlet, "Writes to the Wonderlet notebook"), when it was last used, and you can remove its access at any time with Revoke.
Before you start
This section is for checking connections that already exist, for example the Claude connector one: if you don't have one yet, read How to connect Keeplet to Claude. If you haven't connected anything, the section shows "No connected apps."
Steps to check your connections
- Open Settings (on a phone, tap Profile in the bottom bar).
- Go to the Connections section ("Apps with access to your account, like Claude.").
- For each app you find its name and a line with the access type and last use.
What do the labels under the name mean?
| Label | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Reads and writes | The app can read your data and also create or edit notes, flashcards, notebooks and spaces |
| Read only | The app can only read |
| Writes to the Wonderlet notebook | It is Wonderlet: it creates flashcards in its own notebook and does not read, edit or delete anything else |
| last used followed by a date | When the app last used its access |
| never used | The connection exists but the app hasn't been used yet |
The access type is decided by the app when it asks for the connection: on the authorization screen you see what it will be able to do before you click Allow. The Claude connector, in any case, cannot delete anything. Wonderlet only creates flashcards, in its own notebook, and its row says so. If an app has a type of access the website does not recognize, the row shows only the last use. See Connect Wonderlet. You can't change the access type of an existing connection: revoke it and connect the app again.
How do I revoke an app's access?
- In Settings › Connections, click Revoke next to the app.
- The question "Revoke access for …? You will have to connect it again to use it." appears.
- Click Revoke to confirm, or Cancel.
- "Access revoked" appears and the app disappears from the list.
Revoking takes effect immediately: the app can no longer read or write in your account. The data it has already created stays in your notebooks.
Frequently asked questions
Do I have to revoke a connection if I no longer use Claude?
It isn't required, but removing access you no longer use is a good habit. Check the last used date to spot them.
If I revoke, do I lose the notes Claude created?
No. The notes and flashcards that were created stay in your account: revoking removes only the app's access.
Can I also remove the connection from Claude?
Yes, by deleting the connector in Claude's settings. You stay in control from Keeplet anyway: revoking from Connections always works.
Where do I manage connections from the Keeplet app?
In the app for Android and iPhone you find them in Profile, with an active account: read Connections in the app.