Connect your AI to anything with an API.
Use apps with MCP servers, or connect the ones that have none. HexaHQ gives your AI the action it needs and the company rules that should shape it, so it makes the right call and then carries it out. If it has an API, HexaHQ can work with it.
The same context that guides the decision can guide the action
Giving an AI a write tool for your CRM is access. Whether it should write that field, for this customer, at that discount, is a different question, and it is the one that decides whether the result is any good.
HexaHQ supplies both halves. Before the AI uses an action, it gets the rules your company applies to that kind of decision. Then it carries the decision out in the real system, with the same context behind it.
However an app is built, HexaHQ can connect it.
Already has an MCP server
Connect it through HexaHQ. Your AI runs its tools over one shared connection, with your logins kept safe and every action recorded.
Only has an API
HexaHQ turns the app's API into tools your AI can use. There is no separate MCP server to build, host, or keep running.
Internal or niche system
The AI can create the tools it needs from the app's API, so you don't wait for a vendor integration that may never come.
Most business software will never ship a good MCP server
HexaHQ does not require it to. The apps your company runs on, your CRM, your finance system, the internal tool one team built, mostly expose a plain API and nothing more. HexaHQ meets them where they are: describe the app, and your AI builds the tools to work with it. Mainstream apps and long-tail tools become available side by side.
MCP is the interface, not the limit
HexaHQ gives your AI one MCP connection to the tools your company uses. It can run existing MCP tools, and it can create governed capabilities for apps that only provide an API. You don't build or host a separate MCP server for every app, and internal and long-tail tools show up next to mainstream ones. Same connection, far more reach.
If it has an API, HexaHQ can work with it.
Start free and connect your first app in a click, MCP server or not.