For teams that build and run a service

Everything your product needs,
except the code.

Ship it, run it and hear from the people who use it — in one workspace. Deploys, OTA updates, feature flags, alerts, a status page, in-app messaging and your help center share the same team, the same roles and the same history, instead of ten tools that don’t know about each other.

Example · one morning in a workspace

  1. 09:12Releaseapi deployed to productiongate approved by Minji
  2. 09:40OperateSentry: CheckoutError is spikingposted to #oncall on Discord
  3. 09:41ReleaseKill switch: new-checkout offapplied at once · by Ben
  4. 09:55Support“I can’t pay with my card”new conversation in the inbox
  5. 10:20SupportHelp article “Payment methods” publishedin English, Korean and Japanese
Release, operations and support in one feed, for one team.

Use one product, or all of them.

Start with the one you need today and turn on the rest when you need them, per workspace.

Coming next: App reviews · Feedback board · Forum · Deep links · End-user identity

One workspace, not ten tools.

Separate tools each keep their own users, permissions and logs. In Mocco every product starts from the same ones.

  • One team, one set of roles

    Invite people once. The role that approves a deploy also approves a flag change, an OTA release or a raised minimum version.

  • One record

    Every approval, production change and credential release, from every product, lands in the same tamper-evident audit log.

  • One place to look

    Home shows the approvals waiting across products; alerts from Sentry, Vercel and GitHub and your users’ messages arrive in the same workspace.

For your team and your agents.

The console, the public API, the SDKs, the CLI and the MCP server sit on the same services and check the same roles.

  • SDKs

    OpenFeature providers for Node, web and React Native, and a React Native SDK for OTA, messenger and help.

    npm install @mocco/openfeature-server
  • CLI

    Publish OTA updates from CI. Your signing key never leaves CI, and Mocco serves exactly the bytes it signed.

    npx mocco ota publish --channel staging
  • MCP

    Agents read what Mocco knows. Anything that approves or ships still needs a person.

    claude mcp add --transport http mocco https://www.mocco.club/api/mcp

Open source. Self-hostable.

Mocco is AGPL-3.0 and runs on Node and Postgres, on Vercel or your own servers. The SDKs are MIT.