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# Macuse
> Give your AI superpowers on macOS. Macuse is a native macOS MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that lets any MCP-compatible AI client — Claude Desktop, Cursor, Raycast, VS Code, Windsurf, and more — control Calendar, Mail, Reminders, Notes, Messages, Contacts, Maps, and Shortcuts, and drive any Mac application through background Computer Use. Runs entirely on the user's Mac. No cloud processing, no telemetry.
Key facts:
- Platform: macOS 13.0+ (Apple Silicon and Intel)
- Transports: stdio (MCP Bundle / .mcpb) and streamable HTTP on 127.0.0.1:35729
- Auth: OAuth 2.1 for HTTP transport, plus API keys for remote access
- Languages: English UI and docs
- License: One-time purchase, free trial available
## Core pages
- [Macuse — Give your AI superpowers on macOS](https://macuse.app): Native macOS MCP server that lets Claude, Cursor, Raycast and any MCP client control Calendar, Mail, Notes, Reminders, plus drive any Mac app via Computer Use.
- [Features](https://macuse.app/features): Full feature matrix: native app integrations, Computer Use, MCP transports, privacy.
- [Computer Use for macOS](https://macuse.app/computer-use): Background-run UI automation: click, type, scroll, and drive any Mac application from any AI client.
- [MCP Server for Mac](https://macuse.app/mcp-server-for-mac): What MCP is, how Macuse exposes Mac apps as MCP tools, and which clients are supported.
- [Pricing](https://macuse.app/pricing): Free trial plus a one-time license. Computer Use, all native apps, all clients included.
- [License Management](https://macuse.app/license): Self-service portal for viewing active Macs and deactivating old license devices.
- [Macuse vs apple-mcp](https://macuse.app/vs/apple-mcp): Comparison: paid signed app with Computer Use and OAuth vs free MIT-licensed Bun-based scripts.
## Documentation
- [Introduction](https://macuse.app/docs): Get started with Macuse MCP server. Install in 2 minutes, connect to Claude, Cursor, or Raycast, and start