Stays with XenMCP
Passwords, API keys and connection strings – encrypted in Germany, never passed to the AI client. Logs hold only tool, time and status, no content.
Closed beta in preparation
XenMCP turns databases, business tools and MCP servers into a connector with OAuth for Claude, Cursor and VS Code – including the Claude app on your phone. Your credentials stay with us, your database stays closed to the internet, and everyone gets their own access you can revoke.
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NameMongoDB (Acme)
URLhttps://mongodb-acme.xenmcp.com/mcp
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Most MCP servers run locally over stdio – only on the computer that starts them. They do not work in the Claude app, on your phone or for your team. For that, a server needs a public HTTPS address, OAuth, a safe place for credentials and someone to run it. And many remote servers only accept an API key – which then everyone on the team shares.
XenMCP takes care of exactly that part – isolated per server, without storing the content of your calls, hosted in Germany.
Plainly, without small print: what stays with us, what your AI client sees and what never leaves your system.
Passwords, API keys and connection strings – encrypted in Germany, never passed to the AI client. Logs hold only tool, time and status, no content.
Only the results of the queries you trigger in the conversation. With Claude, Anthropic processes them in the US under its terms – you decide which client to use.
Everything nobody asks for. Your database is open only to XenMCP’s fixed IP, read-only, and access can be revoked per person.
With a European AI client everything stays in the EU: Mistral’s Le Chat connects custom MCP servers, the Xenaxio AI assistant runs on Mistral, or you use your own model. The same XenMCP address works with all of them.
Reviewed servers for databases and business software. Enter credentials, copy the address. First wave at beta launch: MongoDB, PostgreSQL, MySQL.
Open the catalog →Your MCP server already runs on the internet but wants an API key? We turn it into an address with OAuth: everyone signs in individually, the key stays encrypted with us.
How it works →From npm, Docker or GitHub – even stdio-only servers, without changes. Planned after the beta launch.
Learn more →redis-cli and without an open port.
From the catalog – MongoDB or PostgreSQL, for example –, your remote server with an API key, or later your own code.
Connection string, API key or login. Everything is stored encrypted and never shown again.
Your server gets a fixed address like https://mongodb-acme.xenmcp.com/mcp.
Add it as a connector in Claude, Cursor or VS Code, sign in, allow – done. On your phone, too.
Works with: Claude (Web, Desktop, iOS, Android) · Claude Code · Cursor · VS Code · other MCP clients
Passwords, connection strings and API keys are encrypted with AES-256-GCM, never shown again and never logged.
Everyone signs in individually. Access can be revoked per person without changing the key.
Open your database only to XenMCP’s IP address – not to the whole internet.
We record which tool was called and when – not the requests and not the results.
Every MCP server runs isolated in gVisor with its own CPU and memory limits and no access to other customers.
Gateway, sandboxes and database run on servers in Germany. No US provider’s proxy in front of your data.
Your local server should work in the Claude app and on your phone, too – without running a server, certificates and OAuth plumbing.
Set servers up once, everyone signs in individually. Credentials live in one place instead of on every laptop.
Hosting in Germany, DPA, logs without content. Open databases to one fixed IP instead of the whole internet.
You have a server or an API and want to give your customers a ready connector? Talk to us.
Your agent writes the server? Give it our rules – it makes the code ready for XenMCP.
XenMCP is a hosting service for MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers with servers in Germany. You pick a server from the catalog, enter your credentials or connect your own server, and get a fixed address with OAuth that you add as a connector in Claude, Cursor, VS Code or any other MCP client.
Not yet. The closed beta is in preparation. On the waitlist you tell us which systems you want to connect; we hand out the first places by demand.
The beta is free. We will announce pricing for the time after the beta before it ends; beta users hear first.
Yes, that is one of the main reasons for XenMCP. Local MCP servers only run on the computer that starts them. A server under a XenMCP address is added to Claude once as a connector and then works in the browser, in the desktop app and on your phone.
Claude custom connectors can now send headers with a key – depending on the plan and still in beta. Then everyone shares the same key, though. With the XenMCP OAuth bridge the key stays encrypted with us, everyone signs in individually, access can be revoked per person, and the log shows who called which tool.
Your credentials never leave XenMCP, and XenMCP itself runs in Germany without storing content. The results of your queries do go to the AI client you use – with Claude, to Anthropic in the US. To keep everything in the EU, use a European client: Mistral’s Le Chat, the Xenaxio assistant or your own model.
We recommend a dedicated read-only user and a firewall rule that only allows XenMCP’s fixed IP address. Database servers in the catalog are read-only by default; write tools exist only if you enable them, and Claude asks before every call.
Yes, that is planned: from an npm package, a Docker image or a GitHub repository, even if the server only speaks stdio. At beta launch we focus on the catalog and the OAuth bridge.
Yes, we offer a DPA (AVV) to companies. Write to us if you need it already for the beta.
XenMCP is a product of Xenaxio (ESSOTEC, LLC), the provider of the AI workspace xenaxio.com with email, calendar and files. Both products share the company and data protection standards but run on separate infrastructure.
The beta is free. Sign up and tell us which systems you want to connect.
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