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Marrow Health: Apple Health for your AI

Your Apple Health data, food diary and lifts, for ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini. Approved on iPhone.

likely compatible

OAuth with discovery metadata and Dynamic Client Registration; use OAuth 2.0 → Dynamic discovery.

Rule R2c · what this means · Not tested in Copilot Studio.

Registry namecom.marrowhealthapp/apple-health
Endpoint used for verdicthttps://connect.marrowhealthapp.com/mcp
Transportsstreamable-http
Auth (Copilot Studio setting)OAuth 2.0 – Dynamic discovery
Last endpoint check2026-10-23T23:24:42Z · HTTP 401
Websitehttps://marrowhealthapp.com/connect
Version1.0.0
Registry updated2026-10-19

Standards signals

Official MCP RegistryListed (active)
MCP Registry
server.json schema2025-09-29 · older than 2025-12-11
server.json schema changelog
TransportStreamable HTTP (remote)
Transports: Streamable HTTP
Answers MCPNeeds sign-in, so not checked
Lifecycle: initialization
RFC 9728 protected resource metadataPublished
Authorization: RFC 9728 metadata
Client ID Metadata DocumentsNot advertised
Client registration: CIMD
RFC 9207 issuer in responsesNot advertised
Authorization: RFC 9207 iss
Spec version spokenNot observed
Versioning
Supports 2026-07-28Not checked (needs sign-in)
server/discover

Observed from public registry data and a read-only, unauthenticated check on 2026-10-23. Not a certification: AAIF and the MCP project don't certify servers, and these lines are signals, not pass/fail. They don't change the Copilot Studio verdict. Own this server? modelcontextprotocol/conformance: test your own server.

All standards signals

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Is this wrong or out of date? Email us. Data built 2026-10-24.