"Session" matching MCP connectors:

SimFuse eSIM StorefrontA

app.simfuse.api

SimFuse is a travel eSIM storefront covering 200+ countries and regions. This connector lets an AI assistant plan a trip, compare live prices and open a checkout for eSIM data. Browsing needs no authentication. What it does: - plan-trip: give the stops (country code and days in each) and it compares one plan covering the whole route against one plan per country against a mix, on live prices, then flags the cheapest complete option and lists any country it cannot cover. - list-destinations: search every country and region SimFuse sells for, with the cheapest plan price per destination. - list-plans and get-plan: browse a destination's plan ladder, filter by data amount, validity and price, and inspect a single plan in detail. - get-plan-coverage: check every country a plan works in before buying. - create-checkout-session: open a checkout for the selected plans at frozen prices. Nothing is charged by that call; payment, completion and cancellation happen over the agentic HTTP API with the returned key. Good to know: prices come back in minor units of the currency you ask for, data allowances are in megabytes, and quotes are offers rather than reservations, so the charged total is computed at checkout. Operated by Qorinx OÜ. Buy directly at https://simfuse.app, agent documentation at https://simfuse.app/agent/.

Surf Session FinderA

io.github.eranimore

Surf park sessions schedule availability and notifications for wave park surfers worldwide

RidgeHQAPPAOAuth

app.ridgehq

Multi-tenant SaaS for dive, watersports, and outdoor activity operators. Manage trips, sessions, rosters, and bookings — tenant-isolated, OAuth 2.1 secured. Trip, roster, client and session tools for dive and watersports operators, scoped to one tenant. RidgeHQAPP MCP connects AI assistants to a multi-tenant booking platform for dive and watersports operators. Create/manage sessions, trips, rosters, and clients with tenant-scoped OAuth 2.1 or PAT auth — no destructive tool is ever exposed; writes require explicit confirmation.