Define your AI tools, deploy in one click, get a live endpoint with its own subdomain instantly. Build unlimited tools with the AI-powered tool builder. Bring your own custom domain. Flexible auth from public access and API keys to full OAuth 2.0 with PKCE. Built-in rate limiting, encrypted secret management, real-time traffic logs, and error tracking out of the box. No servers, no infrastructure, no ops. Start building for free
this is exactly what I've been wanting. setting up MCP servers manually is such a pain, especially the auth and deployment part. the browser based editor is a great call too since most devs already live in the browser anyway. curious if you support custom middleware or if the tool logic has to be pretty simple right now?
Hey everyone! I'm Halil, the maker behind MCPCore.
I built this because I got tired of the same setup every time I wanted to connect an AI tool to my own stuff. You want Claude to query your database or Cursor to hit your internal API and suddenly you're writing a whole backend, setting up auth, deploying, configuring domains. It felt like way too much effort for something that should take minutes.
MCPCore handles all of that. You open the browser, write your tool logic in the editor, hit deploy, and you get a working endpoint right away with its own subdomain.
The cool part is what you can actually build with it. Give Claude access to your product catalog so it can answer customer questions from real data. Let Cursor query your database while you code. Connect Windsurf to your internal APIs so it can pull reports for you. Hook up any AI assistant to your CRM, your inventory system, your analytics dashboard, whatever you need. If it has an API, you can make it available as an MCP tool in a few minutes.
For those who don't want to write code at all, there's an AI Builder. You describe what you want your tool to do in plain English, and it generates the handler logic for you. Just review it, hit deploy, done.
Everything runs in isolated environments so your code doesn't touch anyone else's. Secrets and credentials are stored with strong encryption. Auth is flexible, you can keep it open, lock it with an API key, or go full OAuth.
There's a free tier so you can start building right away. Would really appreciate your honest thoughts.
Halil Han BADEM
this is exactly what I've been wanting. setting up MCP servers manually is such a pain, especially the auth and deployment part. the browser based editor is a great call too since most devs already live in the browser anyway. curious if you support custom middleware or if the tool logic has to be pretty simple right now?