About Nødebo
Context, united.
Nødebo is an MCP gateway: the single, managed point through which your company’s AI reaches the tools and data it uses. The name is older than the idea — by about eight hundred years.
Company
Nødebo is built by Nodebo Inc., a Delaware corporation headquartered in San Mateo, California. The product is nødebo.ai. For partnerships, press, or access, reach us at contact@nodebo.com.
Nødebo is in early access: the platform is live at nodebo.ai, and we onboard companies individually.
Nodebo Inc.4 W 4th Ave.
San Mateo, CA 94402, USA
Our mission
Replace your AI’s guesswork with the real thing: data from the source, shaped to the request, with cost and audit built in — without adding unnecessary friction for the people doing the work.
How we build
We build on MCP, the open Model Context Protocol, rather than proprietary plumbing. Assistants connect to one gateway; the gateway holds the credentials, scopes access by role, loads tools on demand to keep context windows lean, and records request, access, tool-use, and cost events. We maintain our own implementations of the MCP servers behind every connector, and we develop MCP servers for clients’ internal infrastructure — what we build and maintain, we are responsible for. Boring, inspectable infrastructure — on purpose.
Principles
What we believe
Open standards over lock-in
MCP is an open protocol — it keeps the interface open and lock-in low. Leaving should always be possible.
Visibility over trust-me
Claims are cheap. Logs, meters, and audit trails are how a gateway earns trust.
Sources over search
Search results are not systems of record. We connect models to the source.
Clean by design
Nordic discipline — concrete language, generous space, one clear way to do each thing.
The story behind the name
Eight roads. One point.
In Gribskov forest beside the village of Nødebo, Denmark, eight dead-straight royal hunting roads from the late 1600s meet at a single crossing — Ottevejskorset, part of a UNESCO World Heritage road system often attributed to the astronomer Ole Rømer. Stand at the crossing, and you see everything. The name is older still: first written as Notaboda in 1228 — cattle shelters at the forest’s edge. Small, sturdy, dependable.
Many routes. One point. Full overview. That is what an MCP gateway does — so it carries the name.
Nødebo is Context United.
Read the full story — map included
Bring us your MCP architecture.
We’ll map it through Nødebo in a working session — your assistants, your sources, one gateway.