Put your assistant to work.
Connect ApyHub once. Your assistant gets 1,500+ certified tools it can run for you, and it keeps growing. You describe the task in plain words.
Works with Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and any MCP client. Free tier, no card.
What is the ApyHub MCP server?
The ApyHub MCP server is one connection that gives your AI assistant 1,500+ certified tools it can call for you. New tools are added all the time. You set it up once. After that, when you ask for something the catalog covers, your assistant finds the right tool and runs it instead of guessing.
You do not write code. You do not manage a key for each service. You do not see a request.
- Create an ApyHub account. The free tier needs no card.
- Copy the connection block and pick your region.
- Paste it into your assistant's connector settings and restart.
- Describe the task in plain words.
Why does my assistant need this?
For plenty of things it does not. This matters when your assistant would otherwise write code on the spot to do the job. Sometimes that works. Often it half works, and you find out later.
The same answer every time
Ask twice and code written on the spot gives you two answers. A tool call runs the same service under the same rules. Last month's report and this month's can be compared.
Work it cannot do alone
Transcribing a recording. Checking a company against sanctions lists. Reading a photographed invoice that arrived upside down. These are walls, not slow spots.
The file stays out of the chat
Put a 200 page document into a conversation and you pay for all 200 pages. Send it to a tool and only the answer comes back.
Documents, images, video, audio. The file goes to the tool instead of into the conversation.
Every call runs the same versioned tool, not code rewritten on the spot.
Checked before listing, with GDPR, SOC 2 and ISO 27001 terms on record.
One connection block, pasted into your assistant once.
What would you actually use it for?
Each of these maps to a job somebody already has. Each one runs from a single instruction. The list grows as the catalog does.
19 workflows shown
Supplier invoice intake
Every invoice gets the same four checks. The tax number, the bank details and the line items in one pass, before it reaches the ledger.
Payment details verification
Invoice redirection fraud is the biggest loss category for smaller companies. One check before every payment run.
Bank statement to spreadsheet
Lending decisions run on statements that arrive as PDFs. Right now someone types them out by hand.
Multi-currency close and payouts
One rate date, applied across every currency in the set. You can reproduce it in March when someone asks why the number was that.
Paper into data
Everything arrives as a phone photo. Straightening the page is invisible work, and nothing after it works without it.
Client document bundle
The submission pack, in the order the portal wants, marked and password-protected. Brokers do this several times a day.
Contract handling
They sent a PDF, one clause changed, and half of it is in another language.
Meeting and call records
Recordings into text you can search, with names taken out. Your assistant cannot do this on its own.
Recurring management reporting
Same chart, same styling, every month. Consistency is the whole point of a report someone reads twice.
Front-desk scheduling
Confirmations that land in the client calendar with a reminder attached, in the right timezone, on the right working day.
Customer onboarding risk
Six checks, one instruction, a record of each one. This is a legal obligation, not a nice-to-have.
Trust and safety intake
The same threshold applied to every upload. A model in a chat window cannot promise you that.
Compliance evidence
Proof of what a page or a photo showed on a given date, captured the same way every time.
Label and allergen compliance
Allergen data across a whole catalogue, where getting it wrong has legal consequences.
Client SEO reporting
Rank tracking is the daily ritual of an entire industry. AI search visibility is the question every client asks now.
List hygiene before a send
Bounce rate drives deliverability and deliverability drives revenue. Runs on every import and every campaign.
Product listing production
Marketplace image rules are strict and the work is per product. It never stops and nobody enjoys it.
Competitor price monitoring
Price checks are a daily standing job with headcount already attached to them.
CV pipeline
Fifty CVs a day, scored the same way against the actual ad, with a salary range you can defend on the offer call.
Questions we get asked.
What is the ApyHub MCP server?
It is one connection that gives your AI assistant over 1,500 certified capabilities it can call for you. You add it once. After that your assistant picks the right tool and runs it.
Do I need to know how to code?
No. You describe the task in plain words. Your assistant does the rest. You never see a request or write a line of code.
Why not just ask my assistant directly?
For many tasks you should. This helps when your assistant would write code on the spot to do the job. That sometimes works. It often half works, and you find out later.
Which assistants does this work with?
Any assistant that supports the Model Context Protocol, including Claude, Claude Code and Cursor.
What does it cost?
The free tier needs no card. It allows 5 API calls per day and up to 3,000 atoms per month. Atoms are the usage unit and you can spend them on any tool in the catalog.
Do my files go into the chat?
No. The file goes to the tool and only the answer comes back. That is why a long document costs the same as a short one.
Is the data handling documented?
Yes. Every tool is checked before it is listed. Each one ships with machine-readable certification covering where data is held, how long it is kept, who else touches it, and alignment with GDPR, SOC 2 and ISO 27001.
Can I control what my assistant can reach?
Yes. You choose which tools are available. Anything you leave out stays invisible to the assistant.
Pick the one closest to your week.
Connect once and try it on something you already do by hand.