Swedish Massage Flow Timer

Swedish Massage Flow Timer MCP Connector for Claude

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Generates precise timing schedules and technique distributions for Swedish massage sessions.

4 tools Official Updated Oct 1, 2026 Official Vinkius Partner

This MCP server provides professional sequencing tools for Swedish massage therapists. It allows AI agents to calculate complete session schedules using calculate_session_flow, determine technique ratios with get_technique_distribution, allocate time to specific body parts via analyze_regional_timing, and recommend tempo using predict_pace_and_rhythm. It ensures a logical flow between body regions while balancing Effleurage and Petrissage based on client needs.

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4 tools expose this connector's capabilities to your AI agent.

analyze_regional_timing

Breaks down how much time should be spent on each specific body part to ensure even coverage

calculate_session_flow

Generates a complete, chronologically ordered schedule for the entire massage session

get_technique_distribution

Calculates the specific ratio and volume of different massage techniques to be used

predict_pace_and_rhythm

Determines the recommended tempo to maintain the desired session mood

See how to talk to your AI agent using Swedish Massage Flow Timer.

Create a 60-minute massage schedule for the back and legs with a relaxation focus.

The 60-minute session will consist of 35 minutes for the back and 25 minutes for the legs, focusing primarily on Effleurage to ensure relaxation.

What is the recommended tempo for a deep tissue massage lasting 45 minutes?

For a 45-minute deep tissue session, a firm and steady tempo with a moderate strokes per minute is recommended.

How should I distribute techniques for a balanced 30-minute session?

A balanced 30-minute session will provide an even distribution between Effleurage and Petrissage to maintain a steady rhythm.

The tool adjusts technique ratios and pace based on the preference. For example, `relaxation` focuses on Effleurage, while `deep_tissue` prioritizes Petrissage.

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