All MCP apps
18 apps reviewed by humans · 18 free · works with Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor.
This is the catalog of the B77 marketplace — every app you can install into your AI assistant, in one list. Think of it the way you think of a phone: it ships with built-in apps, and you install more to make it useful for your life. Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor ship with built-in abilities — reasoning, writing, code — but not with your project board, your ad account, your analytics or your team's shared notes. B77 apps add exactly that. Each one is a hosted MCP server: in Claude it appears as a connector, in ChatGPT as a plugin, in Cursor as an MCP server. Same app, three names, one URL.
What makes this a marketplace rather than a directory of MCP servers is what happens after you click Install. Nothing runs on your machine — B77 operates every server in EU data centres. Access is granted with OAuth 2.1 and your own sign-in, so an app only ever sees what its page lists under What this app can see. Credentials an app needs are kept in a per-user vault, every call is written to a usage log, and you can share a connection with a teammate without handing over a single secret. Publishing is curated: B77 co-builds each app with its vendor and keeps operating it, which is why the list is short and every entry works.
Use the facets to narrow the list — by the assistant you use, by category, by vendor, or to free apps only. Rankings on this page follow the same live formula as the top chart: rating, installs and freshness, recomputed on every load. If you already know which assistant you use, the storefronts for Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor show the install steps for that client next to the same apps.
Top charts
- 1 NInstall
Nightscout
B77
(7) - 2 TInstall
Time
B77
(3) - 3 KInstall
Knowledge Base
B77
(1) - 4 SInstall
SEO Content Factory
B77
(1) - 5 GInstall
Google Search Console
B77
(1) - 6 LInstall
LinkedIn Ads
B77
(0) - 7 PInstall
Photo Library
B77
(0) - 8 Install
Fibalo
Fibalo
(0) - 9 FInstall
File Storage
B77
(0) - 10 TInstall
Teamwork
B77
(0) - 11 GInstall
Google News
B77
(0) - 12 AInstall
AI Media Studio
B77
(0) - 13 KInstall
Kinnovis Self-Storage
B77
(0) - 14 FInstall
Feedback
B77
(0) - 15 WInstall
Web Analytics
B77
(0) - 16 CInstall
Chess Results
B77
(0) - 17 GInstall
Google Ads
B77
(0) - 18 AInstall
Apple Search Ads
B77
(0)
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FAQ
Marketplace questions, answered.
What is the difference between an MCP marketplace, a registry and a directory?
A registry (like the official MCP Registry) is a machine-readable index of server manifests — no hosting, no accounts. A directory lists servers other people run, usually open-source packages you install yourself. B77 is a marketplace: every app here is a hosted MCP server that B77 operates together with its vendor, with sign-in, per-user credentials, sharing and usage logs built in. You install by pasting one URL — nothing runs on your machine.
How do I install an app in Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor?
Open the app page and click Install; you get one connection URL. In Claude add it as a custom connector, in ChatGPT as a plugin (Developer mode), in Cursor as an MCP server in mcp.json. Sign in with your B77 account when the assistant asks — that is the whole setup. Each app page carries the exact steps per assistant, and the storefronts /for/claude, /for/chatgpt and /for/cursor walk through them step by step.
Are the apps free?
18 of 18 apps in the catalog are free to install and use; the rest show their price on the app page and start with a 14-day trial. Your B77 account is always free. Where an app connects to a third-party service, that service's own plan still applies.
Are these hosted (remote) MCP servers or local ones?
All of them are hosted. B77 runs each server in EU data centres and exposes it at <slug>.b77.ai/mcp over Streamable HTTP with OAuth 2.1. There is no local process, no npm or Docker install, and updates ship without you touching anything.
Can I list my own MCP server here?
Publishing is curated: vendors apply, B77 co-builds the app with them and operates it. Read the vendor page at /publish for how it works and what a listing includes.