"A guide to deploying a web application" matching MCP servers:

Connects users to mental health counseling centers and welfare programs based on location and situation, prioritizing crisis resources.

Provides read-only query tools over OpenStreetMap data in PostGIS, enabling natural language queries for features, categories, and spatial analysis.

Provides real-time access to Israeli emergency alerts from the official Pikud Haoref (Home Front Command) API. Enables AI assistants to check current alerts, retrieve alert history with intelligent city filtering, and monitor emergency notifications including rocket alerts, aerial intrusions, and earthquakes.

Provides Estonian public transport timetables, trip planning, stop search, and real-time vehicle tracking.

Discovers Korean national heritage, resolves designation numbers, and creates heritage-focused trip plans using official National Heritage Administration data.

An AI-powered travel assistant connected to Claude via MCP that helps users plan Amazon Rainforest trips by providing directions, hotel recommendations, adventure spots, cultural sites, and travel precautions.

Enables to look up Japanese postal codes, convert zipcodes to addresses, search addresses by query, and list cities in a prefecture using the jpzip dataset.

An MCP server that exposes a verify_place tool for verifying places via Google Places API, along with a rubric resource and classify_post prompt for grounding-based classification tasks.

An MCP server that lets users find nearby shops and POIs around a location and find targets such as gas stations or charging points within a given radius along a driving route, using the Amap (Gaode) Web Service API with built-in API key entry and validation.

An MCP server that finds great espresso cafes using a curated database of specialty coffee shops and a transparent scoring algorithm, with a strong bias against flavored syrups and mass-market chains.

A Model Context Protocol server that provides geocoding services by integrating with the Nominatim API, allowing AI assistants to perform location-based lookups.

Thirteen read-only Google Maps Platform tools for an agent: where a place is, what is around it, how long it takes to get there, and what the conditions are when it arrives.

Provides six general-purpose utilities (geocoding, reverse geocoding, weather, web search, URL-to-Markdown, secure random) as paid MCP tools, with each call costing $0.01 USDC on Base mainnet.

A local MCP server that converts timestamps between time zones using IANA time zone rules, exposing a single convert_time tool.

A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that wraps the Amap (高德地图) Web Service APIs, giving AI assistants like Claude Code 9 map tools: geocoding, route planning (driving/transit/walking/cycling), POI search, nearby search, distance measurement, and IP location.

MCP server exposing Google Maps Platform to MCP clients with seven tools for geocoding, place search/details, traffic-aware travel times, and time zones. Runs as a local stdio server or a containerized HTTP service with bearer auth, needing only a single API key.

The geospatial toolkit for AI agents. 6 tools, zero config — give any LLM the ability to parse, convert, query, and aggregate spatial data out of the box. Or just make a bounding box :) Every response includes a verification link to vibhorsingh.com/boundingbox so you can visually confirm results on an interactive map.

A server that enables searching and prospecting businesses from Google Maps, filtering by website presence, extracting reviews, detecting social media links, and generating prompts for Claude Code to build landing pages.

A Model Context Protocol server that provides a dynamic map interface with tools to add raster/vector layers, control map view, and modify paint properties.

UK planning application data for AI agents. Search, look up, and geo-query every UK planning application from Claude, Cursor, or any MCP client — conversationally.