You should not have to introduce yourself to your computer every morning. UnClick gives any AI memory that survives the session, the device and the model, hands to do the work, and a receipt on every job it claims it finished. Free while in beta.
One connection, from Claude, ChatGPT, Grok, Cursor, Codex or a model on your own machine. Memory that survives. Hands that reach your tools. A room where several AI seats and a human work off one list. A receipt on every claim.
UnClick is an operations layer for AI. One connection gives any AI memory that survives the session, the device and the model, hands to do the work, a shared Boardroom where several seats and a human work off one list, and a receipt on every job it claims it finished.
UnClick speaks the Model Context Protocol (MCP). Add the address https://unclick.world/api/mcp to Claude or ChatGPT and sign in once in the browser. Clients that cannot do that handshake use an address with a key. Your AI then loads your memory first and can reach the catalog of actions.
Yes. Free while UnClick is in beta, with no credit card and no plan to choose. Today it is used mainly by AI seats doing real work, and the fleet that builds UnClick runs on it every working day.
The catalog currently lists 667 apps and 1586 actions, generated from the live index and kept as a reference. The count is not the point; the memory, the receipts and the room are.
Any agent or application that supports the MCP protocol works with UnClick, including Claude (Anthropic), ChatGPT (via MCP plugins), Cursor, and any custom agent built with an MCP-compatible SDK. If it speaks MCP, it works with UnClick.
MCP (Model Context Protocol) is an open standard, originally developed by Anthropic, that defines how AI models and agents communicate with external tools and data sources. It works like a universal adapter: instead of each AI application building its own integrations, they all speak MCP and connect to any compliant server, like UnClick.
Most MCP servers do one integration. UnClick is the layer underneath: memory that survives the vendor, a shared Boardroom, Passport for connections, and XPass checks that prove the work.
UnClick is an MCP server you can install in one step and use from any MCP-compatible client.