Cloady MCP
Deploy and manage apps from inside your AI coding assistant.
Cloady MCP connects AI assistants that support MCP to Cloady's app and database hosting, so you can deploy, check logs, manage a database and watch resource usage without leaving your coding workflow to open a separate dashboard. For a remote, OAuth-based client, you connect straight to Cloady's hosted MCP endpoint with no API token to copy around. If your setup uses a local stdio client instead, there's an official open-source connector on npm that authenticates with a Cloady API token. Deployments can come from GitHub, a Docker image, a local folder, a ZIP archive or a template, and the dashboard itself still has the basics you'd expect: logs, a browser terminal, a file manager, persistent storage, custom domains and TLS. It's aimed at independent developers, small teams and agencies moving from AI-assisted coding to an actual running app. The MCP connector is MIT licensed, and Cloady's hosting has a free tier plus paid, resource-based pricing beyond that.
- Category: Workflow Automation
- Pricing: Freemium
- Platforms: Web
Key features
- Deploy apps from GitHub, Docker images, local folders, ZIP archives or templates
- Hosted MCP endpoint with OAuth, no token copying for remote clients
- Open-source stdio connector on npm for local clients
- Logs, browser terminal and file manager in the dashboard
- Persistent storage, custom domains and TLS
- Database management and resource monitoring from your coding workflow
Pros & Cons
Pros
- OAuth on the hosted endpoint means no API token to manage for remote use
- MIT-licensed connector keeps the integration layer open
- Free tier exists before you need to pay for resource-based hosting
Cons
- Resource-based pricing means costs scale with what you actually deploy, harder to predict than a flat plan
- Local stdio setups still require managing an API token, unlike the OAuth remote path
- Best suited to developers already comfortable with MCP-based tooling
FAQs
Do I need to manage an API token?
Not for the hosted MCP endpoint with a remote OAuth client. A local stdio client does need a Cloady API token.
Is there a free way to try it?
Yes, Cloady's hosting has a free tier, with paid resource-based pricing beyond that.