# App registry

Each Maple app signs people in with MapleID. An app with an MCP server accepts tokens from MapleID agent clients. Its RFC 9728 document is at `/.well-known/oauth-protected-resource/mcp` on its API host.

| App | What it does | Website | MCP server |
|---|---|---|---|
| MapleAV | Scans files for viruses. | https://mapleav.ca | none |
| MapleScaffold | The template for new Maple apps. Its MCP server has one tool, ping. | https://maplescaffold.ca | none |
| MapleVids | Processes and streams videos. | https://maplevids.ca | none |
| MapleStamp | Signs documents. | https://maplestamp.ca | none |
| MapleBright | Business pages, forms, bookings and contacts. | https://maplebright.ca | none |
| MapleApps | The app store of MapleLinux. | https://mapleapps.ca | none |
| MapleFile | Stores files with end-to-end encryption. Its MCP server returns only counts, sizes and times, because the server has no keys. To read or write files, use the local MCP server of the MapleFile CLI (`maplefile mcp`). | https://maplefile.ca | none |

The scopes of each app are on [Scopes](/developers/scopes). A tool of an app needs the app's scope, not `mapleid.agent.mcp`.