Apple MCP Server

Apple MCP tools

This is a collection of apple-native tools for the MCP protocol.

Here's a step-by-step video about how to set this up, with a demo. - https://x.com/DhravyaShah/status/1892694077679763671

Quick install

To install Apple MCP for Claude Desktop automatically via Smithery:

... and for cursor, you can do:

Features

• Messages:
  • Send messages using the Apple Messages app
  • Read out messages
• Notes:
  • List notes
  • Search & read notes in Apple Notes app
• Contacts:
  • Search contacts for sending messages
• Emails:
  • Send emails with multiple recipients (to, cc, bcc) and file attachments
  • Search emails with custom queries, mailbox selection, and result limits
  • Schedule emails for future delivery
  • List and manage scheduled emails
  • Check unread email counts globally or per mailbox
• Reminders:
  • List all reminders and reminder lists
  • Search for reminders by text
  • Create new reminders with optional due dates and notes
  • Open the Reminders app to view specific reminders
• Calendar:
  • Search calendar events with customizable date ranges
  • List upcoming events
  • Create new calendar events with details like title, location, and notes
  • Open calendar events in the Calendar app
• Web Search:
  • Search the web using DuckDuckGo
  • Retrieve and process content from search results
• Maps:
  • Search for locations and addresses
  • Save locations to favorites
  • Get directions between locations
  • Drop pins on the map
  • Create and list guides
  • Add places to guides
• TODO: Search and open photos in Apple Photos app
• TODO: Search and open music in Apple Music app

You can also daisy-chain commands to create a workflow. Like: "can you please read the note about people i met in the conference, find their contacts and emails, and send them a message saying thank you for the time."

(it works!)

Manual installation

You just need bun, install with brew install oven-sh/bun/bun

Now, edit your claude_desktop_config.json with this:

Usage

Now, ask Claude to use the apple-mcp tool.

Local Development

enjoy!