Data Gravity
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MCP gateway & governance platform

Every AI agent, every tool call, governed in one place.

Data Gravity sits between your AI agents and the MCP servers, APIs, and internal tools they call — enforcing who can call what, and logging every call that goes through.

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The control plane between agents and everything they can touch

Ungoverned MCP access means any connected agent can call any tool it discovers. Data Gravity makes that access explicit, revocable, and auditable.

Per-tool access grants
Grant or revoke access to individual MCP tools for a specific user or group. Revoking a grant takes effect on the next call — no redeploy, no waiting for a token to expire.
Policy enforcement at the gateway
Tool calls are checked against your policy rules before they reach the upstream server, not after. A call outside policy is blocked at the gateway, not logged as an incident afterward.
Full call audit trail
Every tool call is recorded with the identity that made it, the tool invoked, and the gateway's allow/block decision — searchable, not buried in application logs.
One governed connection point
Connect an MCP server or REST API once. Every client authorized through Data Gravity reaches it through the same gateway, instead of each client holding its own upstream credentials.

How it works

  1. 01

    Connect

    Point Data Gravity at an MCP server or REST API. It becomes reachable through one governed gateway endpoint instead of each client holding its own credentials.

  2. 02

    Set policy

    Grant specific tools to specific users or groups, and add policy rules for what's allowed. Nothing is reachable until it's explicitly granted.

  3. 03

    Monitor

    Every call — allowed or blocked — lands in the audit log with the identity, tool, and decision, so you can answer "who called what" without guessing.

Security is the product, not a checkbox

Data Gravity is early-stage — we'll publish formal compliance certifications as we complete them. Until then, here's what's true of the platform today.

OAuth 2.1 by default

Client and tool-call authorization runs on OAuth 2.1, not a shared static secret.

Least-privilege access

Access is granted per tool, per identity. Nothing is reachable until someone explicitly grants it.

Nothing calls a tool unlogged

Every tool call — allowed or blocked — is written to the audit log, not sampled or best-effort.

Built for teams securing AI agent access

Data Gravity is early-stage. Instead of logos we don't have yet, here's who it's built for.

Platform engineering
Owns the MCP servers and internal APIs agents call, and needs one place to see what's connected and who can reach it.
Security & governance
Needs an answer to "what could an AI agent do in our systems" that isn't a shrug, and an audit trail for when something goes wrong.
AI/agent teams
Building agent workflows that call real tools, and doesn't want to hand every agent a standing credential to everything.

See your MCP traffic governed, not guessed at.

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