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20 Toolport alternatives

Toolport: Free, open-source local MCP gateway: register each server once, share it with every AI client, and cut tool-definition tokens by up to 91%. 20 apps do similar work, most sharing Developers, MCP and Open Source, ranked by how much they have in common with Toolport.

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  1. An open-source proxy that sits between your coding agent and the model, compressing tool schemas, file reads and stale history to cut token bills.

    Also: Cost Optimization, Developers, Open Source

  2. Different AI

    Open-source desktop app and MCP for running AI agents on your own files, an open alternative to Claude Cowork.

    Also: Local-First, MCP, Open Source

  3. Gerome Elassaad

    Free, local, open-source AI app builder ✨ v0 / lovable / Bolt alternative

    Also: Developers, Local-First, Open Source

  4. Felafax, Inc.

    Free, open-source desktop browser that coding agents such as Claude Code, Codex and Cursor drive using your real logged-in accounts.

    Also: Developers, Local-First, Open Source

  5. Atlaso Labs Inc.

    A shared memory layer for AI coding tools — tell Claude Code something once and Cursor, Codex and Claude Desktop already know it.

    Also: Developers, Integrations, MCP

  6. Integration layer for AI agents: managed OAuth, 10,000+ prebuilt tools across 3,000+ APIs, an MCP server and an API proxy. Owned by Workday.

    Also: Developers, Integrations, MCP

  7. Prompt One, Inc.

    Open-source CLI framework that gives AI agents one command grammar across Salesforce, ServiceNow, DocuSign and Google Workspace, loading each schema only when asked.

    Also: Developers, Integrations, Open Source

  8. Agentic AI Foundation

    Open-source AI agent from the Agentic AI Foundation — a native desktop app, CLI and API that runs tasks locally with 70+ MCP extensions.

    Also: Developers, MCP, Open Source

  9. Vercel Labs

    Vercel Labs' tiny open-source coding agent: a ~6MB Zig binary that cold-starts in microseconds and embeds anywhere.

    Also: Developers, MCP, Open Source

  10. Native, open-source Mac database client for 29 engines, with a Claude-powered SQL assistant and its own MCP server.

    Also: Developers, MCP, Open Source

  11. One API and one bill for hundreds of language models, with automatic failover between providers.

    Also: Cost Optimization, Developers

  12. One API for agent harnesses — run Codex, Claude Code or Hermes behind your product with shared sessions, streaming, files and cost controls, and swap harness with a config change.

    Also: Cost Optimization, Developers

  13. A coding agent tuned for latency: routes easy work to fast models, pulls only the code it needs, and fans out tool calls in parallel.

    Also: Cost Optimization, Developers

  14. ngrok

    A hosted LLM gateway from ngrok: one base URL and one key for public providers, your own keys and self-hosted models, with failover, scoped access and cost analytics.

    Also: Cost Optimization, Developers

  15. A memory layer for AI agents — remember user preferences and past interactions without stuffing the context window.

    Also: Cost Optimization, Developers

  16. Pieces (formerly Pieces for Developers) is a desktop app that records your work on-device and makes it searchable for you and your AI tools.

    Also: Local-First, MCP

  17. The Plow Collective PBC

    Mac app that exposes your browser, CLI, files and saved logins to Claude, Codex or any MCP agent — with an approval gate on every request.

    Also: Local-First, MCP

  18. Clipto, Inc.

    Local-first AI memory for your media: index terabytes of video, audio and documents on your own machine and search them in plain language.

    Also: Local-First, MCP

  19. EGOIST

    A fast, local-first desktop AI chat client that works with GPT, Claude, Gemini, and local models, with markdown and LaTeX rendering, web search, image generation, and MCP tool support.

    Also: Local-First, MCP

  20. Open-source inference engine that runs LLMs, vision and speech models fully on-device — no API keys, no cloud calls, from Swift to Godot.

    Also: Local-First, Open Source