Privacy-focused MCP server for Apple Reminders, Calendar and Notes on macOS.
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io.github.nicksull/mac-organiser-mcp is an MCP server that privacy-focused MCP server for Apple Reminders, Calendar and Notes on macOS. Its tool list has not been published yet over stdio and http, requires no API key, and scores 84/100 on MCPpedia's security, maintenance and efficiency rubric.
Config is the same across clients - only the file and path differ.
{
"mcpServers": {
"mac-organiser": {
"env": {
"NOTES_FOLDERS": "AI",
"REMINDERS_LISTS": "Reminders,Groceries",
"CALENDAR_CALENDARS": "Work,Home",
"MAC_ORGANISER_APPS": "reminders,calendar,notes"
},
"args": [
"-y",
"mac-organiser-mcp"
],
"command": "npx"
}
}
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Privacy-focused MCP server for Apple Reminders, Calendar and Notes on macOS.
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Reminders, Calendar and Notes for your AI assistant, on your terms.
Only the lists, calendars and folders you choose. Nothing else leaves the app.
WHY · TOOLS · PRIVACY · QUICK START · CONFIGURATION · HOW IT WORKS
Most Apple MCP servers paste whatever the model sends straight into an AppleScript or a shell command. That means any text the model reads, such as a web page, an email or a shared Reminders list someone else can edit, can become a command running as you. They also tend to hand the model everything: every reminder, every note, every calendar.
This one takes the opposite approach on both counts:
[!IMPORTANT] Anything a tool returns is sent to your model provider as part of the conversation. Allowlists are your main control over what that can include, so keep them tight.
Each app is off until you enable it. Writes can be switched off per app, and deletes are always opt-in.
| Tool | What it does | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| ✅ | list_reminder_lists | Names of the lists you've allowed | read |
get_reminders | Incomplete reminders by default, optionally one list | read | |
search_reminders | Case-insensitive search on titles (and notes, if enabled) | read | |
create_reminder | Title, list, notes, due date, priority | write | |
update_reminder | Rename, reschedule, clear the due date, re-prioritise, complete | write | |
delete_reminder | Permanent delete | opt-in | |
| 📅 | list_calendars | The calendars you've allowed, with account and whether they're writable | read |
get_events | Events in a range, recurring events expanded into real occurrences | read | |
create_event | Timed or all-day, with location and notes. Never with attendees | write | |
update_event | Edits one event, or one occurrence of a recurring series | write | |
delete_event | Removes one event or one occurrence | opt-in | |
| 🗒️ | list_note_folders | The folders you've allowed | read |
find_notes | Titles only, newest first, optional text search | read | |
get_note | A note's plain text (capped length) | rea |