FAQ
MCP app questions, answered.
Short answers for people evaluating, connecting, or publishing MCP-backed apps and connectors.
What is MCP App Store?
MCP App Store is a directory for discovering MCP-backed apps, ChatGPT apps, Claude connectors, and related platform surfaces.
What is the difference between a ChatGPT app and a Claude connector?
Both can be backed by MCP servers, but they appear in different hosts. A ChatGPT app is built for ChatGPT, while a Claude connector is built for Claude or Claude API workflows.
Can I submit my own MCP app?
Yes. Use the submit page to provide the name, description, platform surfaces, MCP details, links, tools, and preview examples for moderation.
Do you host the MCP servers?
No. The directory lists apps and connectors. Publishers are responsible for operating their own endpoints and support paths.
Are all listed apps reviewed?
Submissions are moderated before publication, but users should still review permissions, privacy links, and publisher details before connecting an app.
What should a good listing include?
A good listing includes a clear tagline, plain-language description, platform support, capabilities, auth type, privacy and support URLs, and example prompts.