AppFinder

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How to connect

Add it to any MCP client that supports remote servers.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "appfinder": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "https://appfinder.tech/api/mcp"
    }
  }
}

10 tools

• recommend_apps

  Ranks the apps in the AppFinder directory against a plain-language request and explains each pick with cited facts (what fits, what's missing, which apps a must-have rules out), plus one follow-up question that would narrow the list.

• search_apps

  Full-text search of the directory by name, keyword or job (most relevant first).

• get_app

  One app's listing: description, categories, pricing, platforms, features, integrations, rating and its facts with sources.

• compare_apps

  Side by side: pricing, and the features, integrations and platforms both apps have or only one has.

• find_alternatives

  Apps that do what an app does (same category, most shared features first), and what buyers who wanted to replace it chose.

• list_categories

  The directory's categories with how many apps each lists.

• category_demand

  The public demand report of a category: the share of buyers who asked the advisor for each feature, integration, security need and budget in the last 90 days (anonymous totals), and how many listed apps answer each.

• check_listing

  Whether a website already has a published AppFinder listing, and its page. Call this before list_my_app.

• list_my_app

  Use this when a maker wants to list their own app, product or open-source project on AppFinder, or get it discovered. Reads the app's website, merges what the maker told you, and returns a plain preview of the listing plus a private link. Show the maker the preview and anything…

• prepare_listing

  Same as list_my_app, kept for older clients: prefer list_my_app. Fills in AppFinder's submission form and returns a private link for the maker to review and submit.

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