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Cupertino
Mail, Notes, Calendar and more as MCP servers for any agent
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Mail, Notes, Calendar and more as MCP servers for any agent
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MCP servers for the Apple apps already on your Mac: Mail, Notes, Reminders, Calendar, Contacts, Messages, Safari, Maps and Voice Memos, plus the screen, sound, desktop, Simulator and a shell. One signed menu bar app holds Full Disk Access once instead of every editor asking for it. Write tools stay unregistered until you turn them on. Works with Claude, Cursor, VS Code and any MCP host. 30-minute trial, then $14.99 once.
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Hi, I'm Olivier, I make Cupertino.
Cupertino gives any MCP agent the Apple apps already on your Mac: Mail, Notes, Reminders, Calendar, Contacts, Messages, Safari, Maps and Voice Memos, plus the screen, sound, desktop, the Simulator and a shell.
Why an app: Full Disk Access lands on whatever process launched the server, so four MCP hosts means four whole-disk grants. Cupertino is one signed app that holds it once. It is also much faster, the same Mail search takes 74 s over Apple Events and 97 ms off Mail's own index.
Write tools are not even registered until you turn them on. The Apple app servers are MIT and on npm (@mgcrea/mcp-apple-*). The app is a 30-minute trial, then $14.99 once for every 1.x release.
What I'd most like feedback on: which Apple app or workflow you would want your agent to reach next.