Detent PointMCPatrol is a cloud service with two clients. Sign in from either one and you're looking at the same servers, the same incidents, the same history.
Web console
Sign in from any browser to see the full estate: servers, incidents, traffic, and account, from a laptop instead of a phone.
Open the web console →
Android
Phone app Coming soon
Push alerts the moment a server goes down or recovers, plus a home-screen widget showing estate status at a glance.
Get it on Google Play (coming soon)- Health probes every few minutes, with real states — Healthy, Auth Required, Payment Required, Rate Limited, Disconnected, Critical — instead of one generic "down"
- Incidents that open when a server turns bad and resolve when it recovers, with a push alert at both ends
- A change feed that diffs a server's tools, resources, and prompts against the last check
- Registry visibility: whether a server is listed in the official MCP Registry
- An optional PC bridge that brings local stdio MCP servers into the same estate
Everything moving between the phone, the web console, and the cloud backend travels over TLS. Server credentials stored on the phone are encrypted at rest (AES-256, under the Android Keystore). On the backend, passwords and API keys are hashed — not stored, and not reversible even by MCPatrol.
The web console is live and ready to use today at app.mcpatrol.com. The Android app is built and signed; the Play Store listing is still being completed, so it isn't downloadable yet.