# WonePlace

> WonePlace is a read-only fitness data service that makes a user's connected activity data available to compatible assistants through a remote MCP server.

## Canonical URLs

- Website: https://woneplace.app/
- Public MCP documentation: https://woneplace.app/docs/mcp
- Remote MCP endpoint: https://woneplace.app/mcp
- OAuth protected-resource metadata: https://woneplace.app/.well-known/oauth-protected-resource/mcp
- OAuth authorization-server metadata: https://woneplace.app/.well-known/oauth-authorization-server

## Access model

WonePlace data is private and requires an authenticated user and an OAuth access token. Public website pages explain the service; they do not expose a user's activities. A compatible MCP client must connect to the remote MCP endpoint and obtain the user's explicit authorization.

## Available MCP tools

- `get_connection_status`: report connected provider state and synchronization status.
- `connect`: start explicit Strava authorization. Currently only `provider=strava` is supported.
- `list_activities`: list activities newest first with bounded filters and cursor pagination.
- `get_activities_summary`: return canonical metrics, provenance and quality indicators.
- `get_activity_timeseries`: return selected non-GPS series at bounded resolution.
- `compare_activities`: compare selected or automatically matched activities.
- `get_period_summary`: summarize activities for a requested period.

All activity tools are read-only. The `connect` tool only starts an explicit authorization flow; provider tokens are not exposed to the MCP client or model. Results may be limited by the user's privacy controls and configured safety bounds.

## Supported provider

- Strava synchronization is currently available.
- Garmin integration is in development.

## Public pages

- Privacy policy: https://woneplace.app/privacy
- Terms of use: https://woneplace.app/terms
- Support: https://woneplace.app/support

## Safety and interpretation

Fitness measurements are not medical advice. Missing measurements must not be interpreted as zero. The service returns measurements, provenance and limitations; it does not provide a medical diagnosis or treatment recommendation.