If it has an API, your AI can use it. Safely.
megamcp turns any software you run your business on into a hosted, guarded, maintained connector for your AI assistant. In minutes, without a developer. Not just the famous apps: the practice management system, the freight TMS, the industry CRM nobody else supports.
Works with Claude, ChatGPT, and any MCP-compatible client. 14-day free trial, read-only by default.
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We will provision it from the API spec.
Compliance conversation. Here is the path.
Every answer is affirmative. The word "unsupported" does not exist in this product.
Three verdicts. Zero dead ends.
Competitors answer "do you support X?" with a catalog lookup. We answer with a different question: does X have an API? Every request gets one of three affirmative paths.
The only hard disqualifier is the absence of an accessible API, and even that routes to a useful answer.
From software name to working connector in five steps
Designed for operators, not developers. You never read API docs, manage tokens, or touch a line of code.
- 01
Name your software. Any software.
One search box, not a gallery. We resolve it against our verified catalog and a continuously crawled index of thousands of APIs. Nothing found? Paste an API docs URL and we take it from there.
Before anything else, a 30-second eligibility check confirms your AI client can actually accept a custom connector URL. Nobody pays first and hits a wall later.
- 02
Describe what you need in plain language.
“I want Claude to look up customers, update order statuses, and add fulfillment notes, but never delete or refund anything.” That sentence drives the whole build.
- 03
Review the proposed tools.
A concrete tool list, separated into Read and Write columns. Every write tool is off by default and individually toggled, with its fields, safety mode, and a distinct warning on anything destructive.
Machine-built connectors carry a provenance badge: built from OpenAPI spec, validated. Built from docs, human-reviewed. Transparency is the trust currency.
- 04
Choose your identity mode, then connect.
Solo mode: one credential, one URL, disclosed in plain language. Team mode: each teammate authenticates as themselves and gets a personal URL. OAuth scopes are computed from the tools you enabled, never a blanket grant.
- 05
Deploy and paste your connector URL.
You get a hosted connector URL plus paste-in instructions matched to your AI client, and a live test panel that confirms the connection in plain language.
Verified systems deploy instantly. Auto-builds run validation gates first and notify you when live.
Write access your IT reviewer will actually approve
Giving an AI write access to your systems of record is the whole point, and the whole risk. Safety is not a feature here. It is the product.
Confirm mode, native to the protocol
Write actions run through Multi Round-Trip Requests: the tool pauses, shows you a human-readable preview of the exact change, and only proceeds with your approval. A human approves the concrete action, not the model's intent.
Guardrails at every layer
Writes are opt-in and off by default. Field-level constraints restrict what can be touched. Per-tool rate limits are enforced at the gateway edge. Destructive operations start disabled.
An activity log you can audit
Every tool call is logged: who, what, when, result. Write actions and confirmations are highlighted. Redaction controls decide how much argument data is stored. Exportable, always.
Graduated trust and a panic button
Machine-built connectors launch with stricter defaults and earn autonomy through review or incident-free history. Pause is one click, instant, and never more than one click away.
update_shipment_eta
Claude wants to update shipment #SF-2841:
Only these two fields can be written. Deleting or refunding is not in this connector's vocabulary: field constraints make entire categories of mistakes structurally impossible.
Guardrails are set once at the connector level and inherited by every member. Members cannot loosen them.
One connector, a personal identity for every teammate
Shared bot accounts wreck audit trails and make offboarding a fire drill. megamcp treats per-person identity as the default wherever the upstream system supports it.
Every action is truthfully attributed
Each teammate authenticates into the upstream system as themselves and gets a personal connector URL. When Maria's AI updates a record, the audit trail says Maria. Not a shared bot account.
Nobody can exceed their own permissions
Each member's effective capability is the intersection of the connector's guardrails and their own upstream permissions. The AI can never do more than the person invoking it could do themselves.
Join in three steps, offboard in one click
Members join from a forwarded invite link with Google or Microsoft sign-in. Revoking one person deactivates their URL, revokes their token, and destroys their credential, without touching anyone else.
Maintenance is the product. Everything else is the demo.
Anyone can generate an MCP server today. What nobody wants to own is what happens after: two independent sources of breakage, both permanent.
Upstream APIs change
Vendors rename fields, deprecate endpoints, and change auth without asking you. Our fleet monitoring detects contract drift, degrades affected tools with a clear error, and ships the mapping fix. Verified connectors get the fix centrally, instantly, for every customer at once. You usually never notice anything happened.
The MCP protocol itself changes
MCP ships breaking revisions under a formal deprecation policy with a twelve-month minimum window. A DIY server is a recurring migration obligation, not a one-time build. Because every megamcp connector runs on one shared engine, a protocol upgrade ships once and covers your connector automatically. Zero action on your side.
This invisible dual-track maintenance is the subscription. Your connector stays current with every spec version and every upstream change while you do nothing at all.
The catalog is the ceiling. We removed it.
Integration platforms can only connect what they have pre-built. megamcp is bounded by capability: any software with an accessible API is in scope.
| Catalog-bound platforms | megamcp | |
|---|---|---|
| “Do you support X?” | A catalog lookup. If X is not on the list, the answer is no. | A different question: does X have an API? If yes, it is buildable. |
| The niche vertical system that runs your business | Almost never in the catalog, and never will be. | Costs the same $79 as a famous app. Coverage is the point. |
| Tools shaped to your workflow | Generic pre-built actions, the same for every customer. | Tool list generated from your plain-language description of what you need. |
| Write safety | A feature checkbox, if present at all. | The product: confirm-mode previews, field constraints, graduated trust, full audit log. |
| Who acts in your systems | Typically one shared credential for the whole team. | Team mode: every member acts under their own identity, truthfully audited. |
Name your software. We will take it from there.
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