MCPatrol — MCP Monitor

MCPatrol is an operations console for Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers. Add the HTTP endpoints you run, and a cloud prober checks each one every few minutes, around the clock. What reaches your phone is the measured outcome — never a guess. REAL STATES, NOT VAGUE ALARMS A server answering 401 isn't down — it needs credentials. Every probe lands in a specific state: Healthy, Auth Required, Payment Required, Rate Limited, Disconnected, or Critical. Reachable-but-gated conditions are warnings, kept apart from real failures, so red on your screen means something is actually broken. INCIDENTS THAT TRACK THEMSELVES An incident opens when a server transitions into a bad state and resolves when it recovers — with a push notification at both moments. The Alerts screen keeps lifecycle groups and computes MTTR from your real history. KNOW WHAT YOUR SERVERS EXPOSE Examine any server to inventory its tools, resources, and prompts. A change feed diffs every examine against the last one, so a tool appearing or vanishing from a production server is something you hear about, not something you discover later. REGISTRY VISIBILITY See whether each server is listed in the official MCP Registry — plus mcp.so and Glama — and get a ready-to-paste server.json and per-field copy helpers when you decide to submit somewhere new. YOUR DEV MACHINE, TOO The optional PC bridge brings local stdio MCP servers into the same estate: probed by the bridge, restartable from your phone, with per-request traffic capture that redacts payloads before they ever leave your machine. Reading a captured payload in the app takes a biometric confirmation. ALSO IN THE BOX • Trends: uptime and latency percentiles per server • Estate reports over 7/30/90 days, copyable as text • Marketplace: search the official MCP Registry and monitor any hosted server in one tap • Home-screen widget with live estate status • Demo mode behind a persistent watermark — sample data never mixes with live monitoring • Light and dark themes THE QUIET PARTS Your account's data is isolated to your account. Server credentials you add are used to probe your servers and for nothing else. If the app doesn't know something, it shows a dash — nothing on screen is ever invented. Requires a free account. Monitors Streamable HTTP MCP servers directly; stdio servers join via the PC bridge.