StartupKit is a platform built to help startups and small teams manage everyday operations without relying on a separate tool for every task.
As a company grows, even a small team can quickly end up using different software for hiring, interviews, security reports, employee training, outreach, scheduling, and internal workflows. StartupKit brings many of these processes together in one place while also making them accessible from AI tools through MCP.
The platform covers several key areas of running a startup:
Hiring and candidate management – Keep track of applicants, manage candidates through different stages of the hiring process, and keep everything organized in one place.
Interview scheduling – Schedule and manage interviews without constantly switching between your hiring system and calendar.
Security disclosures and bounties – Create a structured process for receiving and managing vulnerability reports and security disclosures.
Employee security training – Assign training, track completion, and maintain records that can be useful when you need to demonstrate that employees have completed required training.
Prospect research and outreach – Research potential customers, organize prospects, and manage outreach from the same platform.
Integrations – Connect StartupKit with tools your team already uses, including Slack, GitHub, Google Calendar, Google Meet, and webhooks.
One of the main parts of StartupKit is its MCP integration.
StartupKit can connect with ChatGPT, Claude Code, Cursor, and other MCP-compatible clients. Instead of only using an AI assistant to generate text or answer questions, you can give it access to StartupKit workflows and let it work with the information stored in your account.
More than 190 actions are available through MCP, allowing AI tools to interact with different parts of the platform. This can reduce the amount of time spent opening dashboards, searching for information, copying data between apps, or performing repetitive administrative work manually.
StartupKit is designed primarily for founders and small teams that want to keep their operational stack simple. Rather than introducing another specialized application for each new process, teams can manage multiple areas of their business from a single system.
It can be used for recruiting new employees, organizing interviews, handling security reports, keeping training records, researching prospects, running outreach, and connecting these workflows with AI assistants.
The idea behind StartupKit is straightforward: startup operations shouldn't require a growing collection of disconnected tools.
StartupKit provides one place to manage those workflows, with traditional integrations for the tools teams already use and MCP support for teams that increasingly run their work through AI.
