MCP Dock

One gateway to securely expose all your devices' MCP capabilities to any AI client

Problem

Users have laptops, phones, and servers, each with a pile of MCP servers, skills, and plugins, but every AI client requires reconfiguring them separately. Switching from ChatGPT to Claude means doing it all over again, and there is no unified entry point or permission layer.

Solution

A self-hosted unified MCP gateway: a lightweight agent on each device registers with the gateway, which aggregates and exposes a single MCP endpoint. Users connect their AI client once and get permission-controlled access to command execution, file management, and browser automation across devices—no reconfiguration when switching clients.

Users

Multi-device AI power users, self-hosting enthusiasts, and small teams with cross-device workflows

MVP

One-click agent install and gateway registration; gateway aggregates MCP tool lists behind a single MCP server; per-device and per-tool authorization toggles; ship two core capabilities: remote command and file read

Revenue

Free self-hosted edition; hosted cloud gateway subscription per device; enterprise tier with audit logs and team permissions

Why now

MCP is becoming the de facto standard for AI tool access, users juggle multiple AI clients, and device-level capabilities remain fragmented—an indie can ship a usable version before the big platforms close the gap