"Maps" matching MCP servers:

Enables AI tools to open the macOS Maps app and search for places or addresses through a single MCP tool, without requiring a Maps API key.

MCP server for the entire Apple ecosystem — 150+ tools across 17 modules including Notes, Reminders, Calendar, Mail, Messages, Music, Maps, Screen Capture, and Apple Intelligence. macOS only.

A collection of tools that enables Claude AI and Cursor to access native macOS applications such as Messages, Notes, Contacts, Emails, Reminders, Calendar, and Maps through the Model Context Protocol.

Enables AI interaction with native macOS applications including Messages, Notes, Mail, Calendar, and Maps through natural language. It allows users to automate tasks like sending messages, managing contacts, and scheduling events across the Apple ecosystem.

MCP server that gives AI agents access to your Maus clipboard on macOS, enabling them to write clean text into history, search, and manage clipboard items locally.

Provides an MCP server that lets AI agents inspect and control an Android phone over Wi-Fi or USB, including screenshot element maps, OCR, taps, typing, scrolling, app launching, notifications, clipboard, and device settings/controls.

Enables AI agents to inspect and operate Windows applications through structured UI Automation maps, humanized mouse and keyboard input, and on-demand screenshots or OCR via MCP. It supports locating elements by role, name, or query; clicking, typing, scrolling, window management, event watching, and chained multi-step actions without relying on image analysis.

Provides seamless integration with macOS native applications including Messages, Notes, Contacts, Mail, Reminders, Calendar, and Maps, enabling natural language control and automation of Apple ecosystem apps.

Enables AI agents to interact with the Linux desktop through desktop notifications, interactive dialogs, shell command execution, and privileged command execution.

Enables agents to control Warcraft III instances in the background for automated map testing, including launching and attaching, sending mouse and keyboard input, capturing screenshots, managing LAN games, and gathering crash and log diagnostics.

Enables an MCP host to observe and control Windows desktop applications deterministically: reading UIA control trees, OCR text and pixel diffs, clicking, typing, scrolling and window management, plus verbatim text reading/appending via ValuePattern/TextPattern. Visual judgment is delegated back to the host model's own multimodal context through annotated screenshots, numbered element cards, grid maps and crosshair zoom-ins, so no separate vision model is needed.