Building a listed tool

Toby Gabriner

CEO, named behind the Help Scout API + MCP listing on Anchor Terminal.

CEO

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What Toby builds

Help Scout API + MCP C · Customer support & helpdesk
Help Scout's Inbox API 2.0 (conversations, threads, replies, notes, customers, mailboxes, tags, users, workflows, reports and webhooks) and its official hosted MCP server at https://mcp.helpscout.net/mcp, GA since July 2026.
CEO, researched 29 October 2026 · the people behind it

Works with

Denny Swindle Co-founder and distinguished architect
Jared McDaniel Co-founder and VP of Product Design
Nick Francis Co-founder and chairman of the board
Scott Rocher Chief Product Officer

Backed by

Lead Edge Capital Foundry CommonAngels Ventures Techstars Zelkova Ventures Dharmesh Shah David Cancel Dave Balter

Questions

Who is Toby Gabriner?

Toby Gabriner is CEO.

What does Help Scout make?

Anchor Terminal lists Help Scout API + MCP from Help Scout. Help Scout's Inbox API 2.0 (conversations, threads, replies, notes, customers, mailboxes, tags, users, workflows, reports and webhooks) and its official hosted MCP server at https://mcp.helpscout.net/mcp, GA since July 2026.

Who has invested in Help Scout?

The sources our research read name Lead Edge Capital, Foundry, CommonAngels Ventures, Techstars, Zelkova Ventures, Dharmesh Shah, David Cancel and Dave Balter.

How are Toby's tools graded?

Help Scout API + MCP is graded C, 56.1 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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