Point Finch at a Mac mini, a Pi, or the server humming under your desk. You write the tool logic. Finch handles auth, routing, and hosting. Outbound-only: nothing listens, no ports to open.
Your MCP server already works on localhost. Making it safely reachable from anywhere is the part nobody wants to build.
One command up. One URL out. That's the whole loop.
Anything that stays on and runs a shell: a Mac mini, a Pi, a spare Linux box. If it can run a process, it can run Finch.
Run one line. The box dials out to Finch and comes online. No port-forwarding, no firewall holes.
curl -fsSL https://finchmcp.com/install | shEach service gets its own MCP endpoint. Drop the URL into any client. Auth is already handled.
maray.finchmcp.com/printer/mcpBring any MCP server, ready-made or your own. Finch wraps it in auth and a URL. Each one becomes a tool your agent can call.
"Hey Claude, print this shipping label."
β the thermal printer on your desk
"Find what I wrote about the cabin trip."
β a vault index that never leaves the box
"Turn this voice memo into notes."
β local Whisper, no upload
"How much did I spend on groceries?"
β your ledgers, parsed in place
"Summarize this page for me."
β a fetch tool on your own residential IP
"Kick off tonight's backup."
β lights, backups, whatever the box can reach
See what's online at a glance, copy any endpoint in a tap, and add a box in under a minute.
Security isn't a setting in Finch. It's the wiring. Every endpoint gets all of this by default.
Every caller is verified by Finch before a single request reaches your box.
Your box dials out. It never accepts connections. Runs behind home NAT, CGNAT, any firewall with zero inbound setup.
Mint access, see who's holding it, revoke in one tap. Keys are shown once, then masked.
Requests are encrypted in transit and handled in memory while Finch relays them. Ordinary request and response bodies aren't logged or stored; only documented operational metadata is retained.
Free for you and a few friends. No artificial limits.
Control which users and agents can reach which services.
Need SSO, an SLA, or something bespoke? Letβs talk.
Team plan features are free during beta. Questions? Email hello@aviary.run.
One command on your box, one URL in your client. No card, no rented servers, no open ports.