Exposes the Oura API v2 as an MCP server with tools to query all 19 data collections (e.g., sleep, heartrate) with automatic pagination and explicit truncation warnings.
MCP server for Cronometer nutrition tracking using the mobile API. Enables food logging, nutrition data retrieval, diary management, and fasting tracking.
MCP server to read daily activity, sleep, heart rate, and body metrics from Google Health API, allowing AI assistants like Claude to access your health data. Optionally syncs health metrics to an Obsidian vault.
MCP server for Cronometer nutrition tracking, enabling food diary management, nutrition data retrieval, food search, and biometric tracking via Cronometer's mobile REST API.
A read-only MCP server for the WHOOP API v2 that lets you query and analyze your own recovery, sleep, strain, cycles, and workout data. Note: currently a pre-alpha scaffold with stubbed internals.
Enables users to access and query Oura ring health data, including sleep periods, readiness, activity, workouts, heart rate, stress, SpO2, resilience, and more, through Claude.ai or Claude Code using the Oura API v2 with OAuth 2.1 login.
Enables AI agents to sync WHOOP recovery, sleep, workouts, cycles, and body-measurement data into a local Postgres database and query it through fast, offline-capable MCP tools without repeatedly hitting WHOOP API rate limits.
An MCP server that exposes the Hevy fitness API as 22 tools, enabling AI agents to manage workouts, routines, exercise templates, and body measurements through natural language.
Fetches body composition data (weight, body fat percentage) from the Tanita Health Planet API and exposes it as MCP tools for AI agents like Claude Desktop.
An MCP server that exposes Strava v3 API as read-only tools for AI agents. It covers athlete profiles, activities, stats, routes, segments, and rate limits, with OAuth2 authorization handled via a companion HTTP server.
Enables Claude to read your WHOOP health data including recovery, sleep, strain, and workouts through the official WHOOP API, so you can ask natural language questions about your fitness metrics.