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MCP Router is a desktop app for Windows and Mac that keeps every tool connection you use in one dashboard. Group them into projects, keep separate setups as workspaces the way a browser keeps profiles, and turn individual tools on or off. It connects to both local and remote tools, links up with Claude, Cursor, Cline and Windsurf, and shows a log of every request. Your settings and keys stay on your own machine.

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MCP Router

A Unified MCP Server Management App

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🎯 Overview

MCP Router is a desktop application for simplifies the management of Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers.

✨ Key Features

  • 🌐 Universal — Connect to any MCP server
    • Remote or local servers
    • Supports DXT, JSON, Manual
  • 🖥️ Cross-platform — Windows and macOS
  • 🗂 Context Management — Keep growing MCP server contexts organized
    • Group MCP servers into Projects
    • Manage modes with Workspaces (like browser profiles)
    • Toggle tools on/off per server

🔒 Privacy & Security

Your Data Stays Local

  • ✅ All data is stored locally - Request logs, configurations, and server data remain on your device
  • ✅ Credentials are secure - API keys and authentication credentials are stored locally and never transmitted externally
  • ✅ Complete control - You have full control over your MCP server connections and data

Transparency

  • 🔍 Auditable - The desktop application source code is publicly available on GitHub
  • 🛡️ Verifiable privacy - You can verify that your data stays local by examining the application code
  • 🤝 Community-driven - Security improvements and audits are welcomed from the community

📥 Installation

Download from our releases page.

After setting up MCP Router, you can connect to MCP Router using the CLI:

# Set your MCP Router token (Issued when adding a custom app)
export MCPR_TOKEN="mcpr_your_token"
# To connect to MCP Router, run:
npx -y @mcp_router/cli connect

# If you want to use project, run:
npx -y @mcp_router/cli connect --project <project-name>

🚀 Features

📊 Centralized Server Management

Easily toggle MCP servers on/off, enable/disable individual tools, and organize servers into Projects and Workspaces — all from a single dashboard

Server Management

Toggle Tool

Project Management

Workspace Management

🌐 Universal Connectivity

Add and connect to any MCP server with support for both local and remote servers

Universal Connectivity

🔗 One-Click Integration

Seamlessly connect with popular AI tools like Claude, Cline, Windsurf, Cursor, or your custom client

One-Click Integration

📈 Comprehensive Logging & Analytics

Monitor and display detailed request logs

Logs and Statistics

🤝 Community

Join our community to get help, share ideas, and stay updated:

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📝 License

This project is licensed under the Sustainable Use License - see the LICENSE.md file for details.

mcp-router FAQ

Which computers does it run on?
Windows and macOS, downloaded from the project's releases page.
Which assistants can connect to it?
Claude, Cursor, Cline, Windsurf, and any custom client you point at it.
Can I use this to stop an assistant from using one particular tool?
Yes, individual tools can be switched off per server from the dashboard.
Where are my keys stored?
Locally on your device; the project states that keys and sign-in details are never sent elsewhere.
Is the setup difficult?
You install the app, then paste a short connect command using the code it hands you.
Does it handle remote tools as well as local ones?
Yes, both are supported, added manually or from a DXT or JSON file.