Show HN: MCP for building secured apps on SQL databases

DronaHQ has launched an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that lets coding agents like Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and VS Code deploy production-ready applications on SQL databases with built-in auth, RBAC, secrets management, and hosting. The platform targets internal tools and dashboards, offering self-hosted or VPC deployment, and is used by startups to Fortune 500 companies.

Claude Code writes the app. DronaHQ runs it. Connect the DronaHQ application platform to Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or VS Code over MCP. Your coding agent gets a production backend it can actually deploy to - auth, RBAC, secrets, database and API connections, environments, hosting, audit. No server. No CI/CD. No SSL cert. No middleware. From startups to Fortune 500s, the world’s leading teams rely on DronaHQ to build internal tools. Your coding agent can build it. It can’t ship it Claude Code will happily generate a working admin panel. Then you spend the rest of the day on the parts it can’t do for you: where does this run? who’s allowed to see it? where do the DB credentials live? how does it reach the service behind the VPN? what happens when someone needs a rollback? and who signs off? Do that for the next eleven internal tools. That’s the year. Prompt from your IDE. Get a governed app. Count on DronaHQ to ensure your apps meet the highest security standards. Use DronaHQ MCP when its - CRUD - Internal tooling - Dashboards - Field-force apps Bring your own backend when you ‘ve: - Heavy proprietary logic - Real public API surface Not just a frontend code. Your IDE, with a production substrate behind it. Self-hosted or VPC RBAC and audit by default Code never leaves your environment Works with your existing review process. Talk to an engineer Bring the process. We'll tell you which one you need. Thirty minutes with someone who has shipped this before — not a qualification call. Bring one workflow you’d like to see running by next quarter.