# Manage authorized apps

> See which apps and AI tools can use your MockFlow account, what each one can do, and disconnect any you no longer use.

Source: https://mockflow.com/docs/manage-authorized-apps

When you connect an app or an AI tool to MockFlow and allow access, it can work with your boards on your behalf. Examples include the MockFlow connector in Claude or ChatGPT, the MockFlow MCP servers in coding tools such as Claude Code or Cursor, and apps that other companies build on the MockFlow API. **Authorized apps** lists every one of them in one place, so you can check what has access to your visual workspace and remove anything you no longer use.

## Open Authorized apps

Click your name at the bottom of the workspace sidebar, choose **My Account**, then **Authorized apps**.

![Authorized apps in account settings, with an app's access and its Disconnect button numbered](https://assets.mockflow.com/docs/media/0cd01685af34423eafce2e79b7f59f23.webp)

Each app shows its name, a short description when the app has one, and when you first connected it. The line under the name (1) says what the app can do, for example:

- **See your profile**
- **Read your boards**
- **Create and change boards**
- **Share spaces and change roles**
- **Use your AI credits**

If no app has access, the list shows **No authorized apps**.

## Disconnect an app

1. Click **Disconnect** (2) beside the app.
2. Confirm with **Disconnect**.

The app loses access to your MockFlow account straight away, and its next request is refused. The boards it created stay in your workspace. To use the app again, connect it again from the app and allow access.

> **Tip** Disconnect an app when you stop using it, when a computer with a signed-in MCP server is lost or handed on, or when an app asks for more than it needs.

## Next steps

- [Connect MockFlow to Claude or ChatGPT](/docs/connect-mockflow-to-claude-or-chatgpt)
- [Connect MockFlow MCP to coding tools](/docs/connect-mockflow-mcp-to-coding-tools)
- [Your account menu](/docs/your-account-menu)