Turn any database or API into a secure MCP server in minutes.
Point Kaiva at Postgres or an OpenAPI spec. You get a live, hosted MCP endpoint your agents can use — with per-tool access control and every call in an audit log. No server to write. Nothing to host.
HOSTING IS FREE — YOU PAY FOR CONTROL AND SCALE
{ "mcpServers": { "product-analytics": { "url": "https://api.kaiv.ai/api/bridge/mcp/product-analytics", "headers": { "Authorization": "Bearer kv_live_YOUR_KEY" } } } }
Three steps, no infrastructure
Paste a Postgres connection string or an OpenAPI URL. Kaiva introspects the schema and proposes tools — nothing is exposed until you say so.
Choose exactly which tools are exposed, mark them read-only, and require approval for the ones that write. Keys are scoped per server.
Copy the config block into Cursor, Claude Code, or your own SDK client. Every call it makes lands in your audit log, in real time.
Call a live MCP server right now.
A public, read-only Bridge server anyone can call — no account, no setup. Run it from your terminal, or paste the URL and key into any MCP client (examples above).
curl -s https://api-demo.kaiv.ai/api/bridge/mcp/commerce-demo \ -H "Authorization: Bearer kv_live_commerce_demo_public_ro" \ -H "Content-Type: application/json" \ -d '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","id":1,"method":"tools/list"}'
You decide what an agent can touch. You can prove what it touched.
Access control is per tool, not per server. Each key is bound to a client and a scope, and every call is written to an immutable log with its arguments, result, and latency.
SECURITY MODEL →RUNS ON SECURE, AUDITED CLOUD · OUR OWN SOC 2 IS IN PROGRESS
Any MCP-compatible client works — the official TypeScript and Python SDKs, Cursor, Claude Code, or the Claude API MCP connector. Streamable HTTP with bearer keys.
new StreamableHTTPClientTransport( "https://api.kaiv.ai/api/bridge/mcp/…")
Hosting is free. You pay for control and scale.
50,000 free requests a month — well above the typical free tier for a hosted MCP platform. Most builders never need a card.