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Mojo — Pocket Capture

by Mojo — Pocket Capture

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Productivity16 tools

Ask an AI agent about your Pocket Capture leads, capture points and funnel. Anthropic lists 16 tools; 15 read and one stages a draft for human approval. OAuth with a single read scope, and Mojo Systems publishes no tool list.

Verified connector

Listed by Anthropic as a partner connector in its Connectors Directory.

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Anthropic states this reflects the level of review a connector received, not a security audit.

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Mojo — Pocket Capture Tools & Capabilities (16)

Tool names from Anthropic's directory listing. This server requires sign-in, so we could not read tool descriptions or parameter schemas.

Limits

  • The single advertised scope is narrower than the tool list. Both the server's RFC 9728 descriptor and its authorization server advertise exactly one scope, mojo.read, on 2026-08-23. create_draft writes. Either the write is enforced by something other than the scope, or the scope is advertised rather than enforced — advertised scopes are not enforced scopes, and we could not read the dispatch path to tell which. This is the inverse of the usual failure: a scope naming *fewer* verbs than the tools carry, not more. It cannot be read as a guarantee that writes are blocked.
  • Mojo Systems publishes no tool list. Not one of the 16 names appears in the raw HTML of any page on its site. We can report a vendor *negative* enumeration — an explicit statement of what the connector cannot do — but not a name-by-name diff. The forward direction (directory names absent from the docs) is therefore all 16; the reverse direction (documented names absent from the directory) is empty because there is nothing to compare.
  • We could not read tool schemas or safety annotations. The endpoint returned 401 to an anonymous request, so no parameter-level detail is published here, and a notify-style parameter on create_draft cannot be excluded.
  • plan_for_goal and get_creation_contract are unresolved. Neither appears in any vendor document and neither behaviour is settled by its name.
  • The approval gate is documented, not verified. Mojo Systems states drafts require explicit human approval before going live. That is the connector's central safety property and it lives inside the authenticated app, which we did not enter.
  • An agent can fill your drafts list. create_draft needs no approval to *stage* a draft. The vendor documents no limit on how many an agent may create.
  • No rate limit is published. Mojo Systems documents none for the MCP server.
  • The directory description is internally garbled. Anthropic's entry reads "every tool touching data tool is read-only" and "It's built write for the operator", both of which look like editing errors in vendor-supplied copy. The intended claims match the connector page; we relied on the connector page.
  • This connector was promoted this week. It was listed at community tier in our 2026-08-16 snapshot and appears at partner in the 2026-08-23 pull. Anthropic states directory verification "is not a security audit".
  • The underlying platform sends SMS; this connector does not. Mojo Systems' field check-in product dispatches SMS through Twilio. No tool in this listing reaches it, but the capability exists on the account the credential belongs to.
  • The marketing site runs a Meta Pixel. Mojo Systems states it does not place advertising pixels on other businesses' capture pages and suppresses the pixel for EU/EEA/UK/Swiss visitors and on the Global Privacy Control signal. Its own policy concedes this may count as "sharing" under California law. Unrelated to the connector, but it is on the page the directory nominates.

Frequently asked questions

Inbound lead submissions from other people, not anything on your device. Mojo Systems describes a capture point as a QR code or link you display on a sticker, badge or lockscreen; someone else scans it and fills a form. The connector reads what those forms collected. It does not read your screen, clipboard, audio, browser activity or local files.

It can stage one thing and delete nothing. Of the 16 tools Anthropic lists, only create_draft carries a write verb, and Mojo Systems states drafts land in the app for you to review and approve before anything goes live. No tool name carries delete, remove, archive, send or update, and the vendor states the AI can never change or delete existing setup.

One scope, mojo.read, advertised by both the server's RFC 9728 descriptor and its authorization server on 2026-08-23. That is the rare case of a scope narrower than the tool list, because create_draft writes a draft while the only advertised scope names reading. Treat the mismatch as unresolved rather than as proof the write is blocked.

Pocket Capture is a product; Mojo Systems LLC is the company that makes it. There is no acquisition or rebrand behind the name difference. Mojo Systems is a Pennsylvania LLC based in Philadelphia that ships two capture products — Pocket Capture for individuals and Capture Hub for teams — which is why the MCP endpoint sits on mojosystems.io.

For the life of the account plus a short grace period. Mojo Systems' privacy policy states lead, contact and check-in data is retained while the Account Holder's account is active, then deleted from active systems and routine backups within ninety days of cancellation. Server logs are kept up to thirty days. No connector tool deletes anything.

No, and Mojo Systems scopes it to one account. The vendor states the connector only ever sees your own captured leads and setup, and its privacy policy describes per-tenant data isolation at the database level. One credential therefore reaches one Account Holder's data, not a shared pool across customers.

No tool spends anything, and no tool could tell you if it did. None of the 16 names touches billing, credits, quota or usage, and Mojo Systems documents no per-call rate for the connector. Cost sits at the subscription level instead — the connector is gated to Pocket Capture plans that include it.

Contact details written by strangers you met in the field. Mojo Systems' privacy policy states capture forms typically collect name, email, phone, company and a message, and search_leads and get_lead read exactly those records. That free-text message field is attacker-controllable, so treat retrieved lead text as data rather than instructions.

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Server Info

Category
Productivity
Developer
Mojo — Pocket Capture
Tools
16
Domain
mcp.mojosystems.io

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