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AI MCP Connector

Wire your AI clients into mail, calendar, docs and SaaS tools over MCP. Paste one config and you are live — with permission switches you can revoke anytime

Interactive tool will be available soon

Meanwhile, read the guide below to understand how it works

Features

  • ✓ Built-in MCP connectors for common SaaS apps and internal systems
  • ✓ Auto-generated client config — paste it into your AI client and you are connected
  • ✓ Fine-grained permission toggles to revoke any single tool's access
  • ✓ A unified gateway proxies every MCP request with centralized rate limits and logs
  • ✓ Self-hosted mode keeps sensitive data inside your own network

How to Use

  1. Pick the AI client and the app you want to connect
  2. Authorize the connector to access that account
  3. Copy the generated config into your AI client
  4. Ask the AI to read or write that app's data right in the chat

FAQ

What is MCP?

The Model Context Protocol — an open protocol that exposes external tools and data sources to large language models in a uniform way. Any MCP-capable AI client can call many different apps through one interface instead of a custom integration per tool.

What does an MCP connector do?

It wraps mail, calendar, docs, databases and SaaS apps as MCP services and generates the client config. Paste it once and the AI can read and act on those apps in chat, while the connector handles auth, rate limiting and logs.

Is my data safe?

Connectors typically proxy requests without storing business data long term, and permissions are granted per app and per action and can be revoked anytime. Data-sensitive teams can self-host so requests never leave the network.

Which AI clients are supported?

Common ones include MCP-compatible clients such as Claude Desktop, ChatGPT, Cursor and VS Code. Support for a specific client depends on whether that client currently exposes MCP access.

Do I need to write code?

No code is needed for ready-made apps — pick the app, authorize and paste the config. Connecting a custom internal system usually needs a thin adapter or a supplied template.

Is it free?

Most platforms include a limited number of free connections and calls; more apps, team collaboration and self-hosting are typically paid.