Bivio

Bivio is an iPhone and iPad trip planner built on Apple Maps: you set your stops, and it shows what each choice costs in distance, driving time, days, new regions and budget.

With this connector, the trip you plan in conversation goes straight into Bivio. The AI reads Bivio's plan format, checks the plan it wrote and fixes it, then gives you a link: tap it and Bivio opens the plan, looks up every place in Apple Maps and lets you review it before anything is added.

MCP connector

Server URL: https://bivio.nidello.ca/mcp
Login: None
Protocol: MCP 2025-11-25
Instructions: Bivio is an iPhone and iPad trip planner. These tools let you hand a trip plan to Bivio without copy-paste.
Call once and follow its rules exactly. Never invent bookings, confirmation numbers or prices the traveller gave you.
Call with the plan object and fix every error it reports.
Call and give the traveller the link: it opens the plan in Bivio (or shows it in a browser, with a button to copy it). Bivio computes distances, driving times and regions itself and looks every place up in Apple Maps: give names, not figures. If something the traveller needs fits no field of the format, call with a generic description (no names, no personal data, not the trip). To revise a trip the traveller already has in Bivio: they give you a link from Bivio (https://bivio.nidello.ca/r/…#…). Call with it, revise the plan as asked, keep trip.revises and the ids of the stops you keep, then and : Bivio adds your version as a new scenario next to the original, never over it. also lists realism warnings (long drives, overfull days, overlaps, late arrivals): fix them unless the traveller wants it so.

Tools

Reads data3

Changes data2

Skills

None in the store listings or on the server

MCP connector

Server URL

https://bivio.nidello.ca/mcp

None

Protocol

MCP 2025-11-25

Instructions

Bivio is an iPhone and iPad trip planner. These tools let you hand a trip plan to Bivio without copy-paste.

Call once and follow its rules exactly. Never invent bookings, confirmation numbers or prices the traveller gave you.

Call with the plan object and fix every error it reports.

Call and give the traveller the link: it opens the plan in Bivio (or shows it in a browser, with a button to copy it). Bivio computes distances, driving times and regions itself and looks every place up in Apple Maps: give names, not figures. If something the traveller needs fits no field of the format, call with a generic description (no names, no personal data, not the trip). To revise a trip the traveller already has in Bivio: they give you a link from Bivio (https://bivio.nidello.ca/r/…#…). Call with it, revise the plan as asked, keep trip.revises and the ids of the stops you keep, then and : Bivio adds your version as a new scenario next to the original, never over it. also lists realism warnings (long drives, overfull days, overlaps, late arrivals): fix them unless the traveller wants it so.