Hatchable
Scaffold, deploy, and host a full-stack app—with database, auth, storage, and cron—from your MCP client in one agent session.
Overview
Hatchable is an MCP server for the Build phase that provisions and hosts full-stack web apps with database, auth, storage, and cron from your agent.
What is this MCP server?
- Full-stack build, deploy, and host from any MCP client per registry description
- Bundled platform primitives: database, authentication, file storage, and cron jobs
- Streamable HTTP MCP at hatchable.com/mcp (version 2.0.0)
- Positioned as managed app platform rather than a single-purpose API wrapper
- Website and icons at hatchable.com for onboarding
- Registry server version 2.0.0
- Documented bundled primitives: database, auth, storage, and cron
- Single streamable-http MCP endpoint at hatchable.com/mcp
What problem does it solve?
Shipping a real SaaS backend as one person means drowning in separate accounts for DB, auth, blobs, and scheduled jobs before you write product logic.
Who is it for?
Indie builders who want agent-guided full-stack deployment on a managed platform without manually wiring every cloud service.
Skip if: Teams locked into self-managed AWS or Terraform pipelines that cannot use Hatchable’s hosted environment.
What do I get? / Deliverables
After linking the Hatchable MCP remote, your agent can drive app creation and hosting on their platform so you reach a deployed URL with core infra attached.
- Hosted web application with platform-managed database and auth hooks
- Storage and scheduled job capability wired through agent-driven MCP calls
- Deployed environment reachable from your Hatchable project
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Journey fit
Primary shelf is Build because Hatchable is how solo founders materialize backend and hosting without a separate DevOps sprint. Backend fits best: DB, auth, storage, and scheduled jobs are core server-side product primitives, even when the agent also triggers deploy.
How it compares
Full-stack hosting MCP platform, not a local-only test runner or static site skill.
Common Questions / FAQ
Who is Hatchable for?
Solo founders and agent-first developers who want to build and host SaaS-style web apps through MCP without assembling infra piecemeal.
When should I use Hatchable?
Use it during Build when you are ready to stand up backend services, auth, storage, and cron-backed features and deploy from the same agent workflow.
How do I add Hatchable to my agent?
Add the streamable-http MCP server URL https://hatchable.com/mcp in your client’s MCP configuration and follow hatchable.com onboarding for account access.