"Working with Apple devices and accessing local data" matching MCP servers:

Enables access to Google Maps business data including search, reviews, photos, and geocoding. Supports searching businesses by location, area, or coordinates, retrieving detailed business information, reviews, and performing reverse geocoding operations.

Enables discovery and querying of UK public data for infrastructure, geology, and preliminary ground investigations, including boreholes, environmental monitoring, planning, mapping, and traffic, plus cited desk studies and ground-investigation gap planning.

Search Apple Maps for businesses with Apple ratings and aggregated Yelp and TripAdvisor reviews. Useful for lead generation, restaurant research, and competitive analysis.

Enables users to check Google organic, map pack, and local finder positions for keywords across specified locations, returning per keyword/location rows with ratings, competitors, and rank changes. It runs searches from each location via Apify and can track history with a state key.

MCP server for the loc8n Geographic Data API. Exposes U.S. demographics, housing, mortgage, migration, employment, and geographic data as tools.

Connects to Kakao Local API and Kakao Maps, enabling access to location-based services and map functionality in Korea.

Enables searching golf courses for free and retrieving premium data such as scorecards, GPS mappings, course details, and green slope images via a credit-based API with explicit spend confirmation.

Enables searching Google Local for businesses by keyword and location, returning details like name, address, phone, hours, ratings, and more. Useful for lead generation, local SEO, and market analysis.

Converts raster and vector geospatial data into H3-indexed Parquet files and serves them via a local MCP server with DuckDB SQL querying.

Enables MCP clients to find local businesses that appear on Google Maps but lack a website, filter by city and niche, and export matching leads to CSV via Google Places API (New).

Access and query Denver open geospatial data via the ArcGIS REST API, enabling natural language questions about Denver's datasets.

Local MCP server that exposes fleet telemetry queries as tools for language models, enabling natural language questions about vehicle positions, trips, and alerts. Runs on the operator's machine and returns aggregated results from a SQLite database.

Provides Japanese station accessibility and hazard data via MCP tools, including toilet information, public toilet locations, and official hazard categories.

A Multi-Agent Conversation Protocol Server that provides access to Google's Local Services API, enabling interaction with local service businesses information through natural language commands.

A local MCP server that integrates FastMCP with OpenAI to enable natural language queries for current weather, forecasts, and currency conversion using ExchangeRate-API and Open-Meteo.

MCP server for live Turkey data — gold & silver prices, official TCMB exchange rates, fuel pump prices, prayer times and the Kandilli earthquake feed.

Enables assembling local business prospect lists from Google Maps searches by category and place, returning one row per business with website, phone, address, coordinates, categories, rating, review count, and weekly hours. Supports filters for minimum rating, review count, website, and phone, plus URL and category-plus-location queries, deduplication across searches, and Clay-ready output via Apify.

Enables AI assistants to query French public open data through read-only tools: geocoding and reverse geocoding of addresses, company lookups by name, address, leader or SIREN, and commune listings by name, postcode or département. It wraps free, keyless government APIs (IGN Géoplateforme/BAN, Recherche d'entreprises/SIRENE, geo.api.gouv.fr) over stdio or Streamable HTTP with validated inputs and rate limiting.

MCP server that wraps NVE's open GIS data to provide flood risk and landslide risk point lookups, with explicit uncertainty reporting (e.g., 'no data' vs 'safe') and source references.

MCP server that wraps open Norwegian neighborhood data, enabling queries for public transport coverage, traffic noise, and green areas around a location.

Enables answering business questions about Spanish places by resolving place names and returning population, household and income statistics down to municipality, district and census tract level from official INE data, cross-checked between sources with province, region and country benchmarks. Every figure is delivered with its publisher, dataset id, data year and retrieval date, alongside caveat checks for suppressed, stale, thin-sample or estimated values.

MCP server providing AI agents with access to Japanese data APIs (address, furigana, transit, diet, holiday, weather, houjin) via a pay-per-use x402 payment protocol.

Provides access to Japan Meteorological Agency (JMA) weather data including real-time observations, historical weather data, and forecasts from 1286 AMeDAS stations across Japan.

MCP server for discovering French local natural, technological, and industrial risks at commune level using Géorisques, administrative references, and open risk datasets. It provides tools to query risk sources, datasets, and commune briefs.

Enables AI agents to submit a business website URL and retrieve source-cited JSON details such as contact information, address, opening hours, social links, and open/closed status, with per-field provenance and confidence.

Enables read-only search and lookup of US youth sports clubs and local sports stores, including registration windows, fees, tryouts, contacts, addresses, and brands, plus link generation for claiming or correcting listings.

Enables AI assistants to query Brazilian public data through MCP tools: resolve postal codes to addresses, validate and look up company registry records, list national holidays, count business days between dates, and retrieve official PTAX exchange rates. Validation and upstream failures are returned as recoverable tool errors rather than crashes, so models can explain or retry problems in conversation.

Enables point-in-England lookups to retrieve planning designations such as conservation areas, listed buildings, green belt, flood risk zones, and more from the national planning data platform.

Enables AI agents to geocode Japanese addresses, retrieve GSI map tiles, query e-Stat statistics, and access MLIT school-district and real-estate-related geospatial data, with core tools requiring no API keys.

Connects AI assistants with official Census Bureau data sources, letting them list datasets, resolve place names to FIPS codes, and pull aggregate statistics for states, counties, cities, and other geographies. Queries are served from the Census Data API with a local Postgres mirror for faster, more robust search.