Universal MCP Client / Android
Your MCP tools.
On Android.
Connect to your MCP servers, explore available tools and review every invocation before you run it.
Introducing Universal MCP Client · Android 10+
Universal MCP Client
Your tools.
Now within reach.
Bring your MCP connections with you. Explore what your servers can do, wherever you use your phone.
Universal
MCP Client
A dedicated Android client for the Model Context Protocol. Save your server connections, discover available tools, and review every invocation before you run it.
See how it works ↗Android 10 and later · Release in preparation
Built around
your control.
A focused client that makes connecting, exploring and running tools a deliberate experience.
Your servers.
Your connections.
Add an HTTPS MCP endpoint and configure the authentication supported by its provider. Use the included Microsoft Learn example to get started.
Know what
you’re running.
Browse available tools, supply their arguments and review the invocation before execution. Keep track of outcomes in your activity history.
Local by design.
Clear by choice.
Profiles and activity history stay on your device. Saved credentials use Android Keystore protection. Argument and result retention is off by default.
Read the app privacy notice ↗From endpoint to action
Three steps. You’re connected.
Add a connection
Start with the example server or enter your own HTTPS endpoint. Private servers need a network you can reach.
Make it yours
Choose the server’s authentication method, sign in where required and test your connection.
Explore and execute
Discover tools, enter arguments and confirm the action. Review the result and your recent activity.
A few things to know
Curious? Start here.
What is the Model Context Protocol?
MCP is a protocol through which servers expose tools and other capabilities to clients. Universal MCP Client lets you connect to a server and interact with the tools it provides from Android.
Can I download Universal MCP Client now?
Do I need my own MCP server?
You need access to a compatible HTTPS MCP endpoint. The app includes a Microsoft Learn example connection. Other services may require credentials, provider approval or private network access.
Where does my information go?
Profiles and execution history are stored locally. Requests and tool arguments go to the server you connect to, which may communicate with other services. Cyber Wizard does not operate an intermediary for these connections. Read the app privacy notice and your server provider’s policy.
How can I get help?
Visit the support page for setup steps and troubleshooting. When reporting an issue, include your app version, Android version and the visible error. Never share credentials or sensitive payloads.