
MCP1
One URL for every MCP server: the team gateway for AI agents, by Appwrite.
Key facts: MCP1 launched on Product Hunt on November 10, 2026, from Appwrite. It is an MCP gateway for teams: admins install servers from a catalog or any remote MCP server by URL, and every agent on the team connects through one URL instead of pasting tokens into every laptop. Server tokens stay sealed in MCP1, gateways are shared per group with full or read-only access, and every tool call, sign-in and change lands in an audit log you can export as CSV. Tool search finds the right tool among hundreds, so agents load only what a task needs. It works with Claude Code, Cursor, ChatGPT, Codex and Gemini.
Plans: No public price list was published at launch: check the official site for current plans.
Best for: Teams whose agents all need the same MCP servers, with access controlled in one place. Who should skip it: anyone who runs one agent alone and is happy pasting server tokens by hand.
Pros
- One URL per team: no tokens pasted into laptops
- Every call checked against policy and written to an audit log
- Group gateways with full or read-only access, so access follows the org chart
- From Appwrite, with a server catalog plus any remote MCP server by URL
Watch out for
- No public pricing published at launch, so the cost is unclear until you sign in
- A gateway in the middle is a new dependency for every agent call
- A launch-week product, so team-scale reliability is still being proven
Best for
Teams whose agents all need the same MCP servers, with access controlled in one place. Who should skip it: anyone who runs one agent alone, or a team that keeps its servers strictly local.
Pricing
No public price list published at launch. Check the official site for current plans.
FAQs
What is MCP1? An MCP gateway for teams from Appwrite: put every MCP server your team uses behind one URL, with policies and an audit log on every call.
How does it work? Admins install servers and share gateways per group. Each person connects once with their own account, and their groups decide what they can call.
Where do the server tokens live? Sealed in MCP1, never on a laptop: agents never see the tokens for the servers they use.
Which AI clients does it work with? Claude Code, Cursor, ChatGPT, Codex and Gemini, through one gateway URL.
Try it on the official website — pricing and availability are confirmed there.
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