Hatchable

What is Hatchable?

Hatchable is an MCP server that lets you build and host full-stack web apps and sites from any MCP client. Each project gets its own Postgres database, built-in auth, object storage, custom domains, cron scheduling, and a live URL in seconds. It runs on Hatchable's infrastructure, with no software to install locally, and offers a free tier with no credits.

How to use Hatchable?

Configure the endpoint https://hatchable.com/mcp in your MCP client and sign in using OAuth 2.1 with PKCE (or a bearer token from the console). Any client that supports Streamable HTTP and OAuth will work; clients that only support bearer tokens should send Authorization: Bearer <API_KEY>. There is nothing to install — the repo is a thin connector.

Key features of Hatchable

• 30+ tools for project lifecycle, files, database, and deployment
• Each project runs Node.js 20 with a dedicated Postgres database
• Built-in auth (email + OAuth providers), cron, object storage, and email sending
• Write, read, search, and patch files directly from the MCP client
• Execute SQL, view schema, and run functions or arbitrary code
• Deploy with dry-run preview and view logs in real time

Use cases of Hatchable

• Build and deploy a full-stack web app with a database in seconds
• Host a static or dynamic site with custom domains and live URL
• Manage multiple projects programmatically via MCP tools
• Develop and test serverless functions with instant deployment
• Create a prototype with built-in auth and storage without external services

FAQ from Hatchable

What transport protocol does Hatchable use?

Streamable HTTP (MCP 2025-03-26).

How do I authenticate with Hatchable?

Authentication is OAuth 2.1 with PKCE and Dynamic Client Registration (RFC 7591). Bearer token fallback is also supported.

Do I need to install anything locally?

No. The Hatchable MCP server runs entirely on Hatchable's infrastructure. You only configure the endpoint in your MCP client.

What does each project include?

Each project ships with Node.js 20, a dedicated Postgres database, built-in auth (email + OAuth providers), cron scheduling, object storage, and email sending.

What MCP clients are supported?

Any client that supports Streamable HTTP and OAuth works. Clients that only support bearer tokens can use an API key from the Hatchable console.