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SwiftProbate for ChatGPT
Ask ChatGPT about county probate courts, court forms, and how to notify banks — and keep your SwiftProbate estate organized without leaving the chat.
Free to add. No account needed for reference lookups.
Get started
Up and running in under a minute
Probate reference works for anyone. Your estate stays private until you sign in and approve access.
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Add SwiftProbate
Open the SwiftProbate listing in ChatGPT and add it to your account.
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Ask in plain English
Turn on SwiftProbate in a chat and ask about courts, forms, banks, or deadlines.
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Sign in when needed
Only when you ask about your own estate.
Examples
What you can ask ChatGPT
Find your county court
No accountExample: “Where do I file probate in Travis County, Texas?”
Notify banks & insurers
No accountExample: “How do I notify Chase about a death?”
Stay on top of tasks
Your estateExample: “What's due this month?”
Track estate finances
Your estateExample: “Log a $450 payment to the funeral home.”
Why SwiftProbate
Why add SwiftProbate to ChatGPT?
ChatGPT is great at explaining things. Probate also needs local details that are hard to find online, and a place to keep track of the work over the months it takes.
3,100+
county guides
160
institution guides
50 + DC
state guides
County court details
AI assistant alone: Web search results — filing fees and publication newspapers are often missing or out of date.
With SwiftProbate: Maintained guides for 3,100+ counties: courthouse, filing fee, approved newspapers, e-filing.
Court forms
AI assistant alone: Guesses at form names, or links that land on a generic court homepage.
With SwiftProbate: Official state and county probate forms, linked to the court's own source.
Notifying banks & insurers
AI assistant alone: Generic advice to “call the bank.”
With SwiftProbate: Estate-department contacts, mailing addresses, and required documents for 160 institutions.
Your to-do list
AI assistant alone: A generic checklist written from scratch each time.
With SwiftProbate: A personalized checklist built from the estate's state, county, and assets, with deadlines from the date of death.
Remembering progress
AI assistant alone: Lives in one chat. Start a new chat or switch assistants and it's gone.
With SwiftProbate: Tasks, assets, ledger, and heirs saved to your estate — in any assistant, the SwiftProbate app, and for family you invite.
Estate finances
AI assistant alone: Numbers scattered across chat messages.
With SwiftProbate: A running ledger of income, expenses, and distributions you can export as a court-style accounting.
Privacy & security
You stay in control
You approve access
Sign in on SwiftProbate's own page. Your password never goes to the assistant.
No deletes
Assistants can add and update records, never delete them.
Sensitive numbers hidden
SSNs are redacted and account numbers masked before anything reaches the assistant.
Disconnect anytime
Revoke access instantly from Settings → Connected apps.
Connecting shares your estate information with ChatGPT, so only connect if you're comfortable with that. See our privacy policy.
Use Claude, Cursor, or VS Code?
SwiftProbate works with any assistant that supports MCP.
FAQ
Common questions
Open the SwiftProbate listing in the ChatGPT app directory and add it to your account. Then start a chat, turn on SwiftProbate, and ask a question. There's no server URL to paste.
Not for reference lookups like county courts, forms, institution guides, and state overviews. To work with your own estate, sign in with a free SwiftProbate account when ChatGPT asks.
Adding SwiftProbate to ChatGPT is free. Features that work with your estate follow your SwiftProbate plan, the same as in the SwiftProbate app.
Yes. Everything ChatGPT adds or updates is saved to your SwiftProbate estate, not to the chat. You can pick up in a new chat, another assistant, or the SwiftProbate app, and family members you invite see the same estate.
No. ChatGPT can create and update tasks, assets, ledger entries, and heirs, but it cannot delete them. That restriction is enforced by SwiftProbate's servers. Deleting is done in the SwiftProbate app.
Go to Settings → Connected apps in your SwiftProbate dashboard. Access is revoked immediately. You can also remove SwiftProbate from ChatGPT's own settings.
Yes. SwiftProbate also works with Claude, Cursor, VS Code, and any assistant that supports MCP. See the SwiftProbate MCP page for setup steps.
No. SwiftProbate is probate task management software that helps you understand and organize the probate process. It does not provide legal advice, and using it does not create an attorney-client relationship.
Trouble connecting? team@swiftprobate.com
SwiftProbate provides software to help navigate the probate process. SwiftProbate is not a law firm, does not provide legal advice, and is not a substitute for the advice of a licensed attorney. No attorney-client relationship is created by using this service. Probate laws vary by state and county.