Skip to main content
Kallax.io has an MCP server. Connect it to an AI assistant and ask questions in plain language, such as “What 2-player games under an hour does my friend have?” or “Are there any game nights near Copenhagen this weekend?” The server is read-only. It only shows what anyone could see on Kallax.io without signing in, and it can’t change anything.

​
What you can ask for

Every result links back to its page on Kallax.io.

​
Connect with Claude

Kallax.io is listed in the Claude connector directory.
1

Open the directory page

Go to claude.ai/directory/kallax-io.
2

Add the connector

Click Connect and follow the prompts.
3

Ask away

Start a chat and ask about games, collections, events or communities. Claude uses Kallax.io when it helps answer.

​
Connect with another assistant

Other assistants that support remote MCP servers can connect as a custom MCP server. You don’t need an account or an API key.
1

Find the custom MCP setting

In your assistant, look for where you add a custom or remote MCP server. It is often called Connectors, Integrations or MCP servers.
2

Enter the server address

Use this URL, with the Streamable HTTP transport if you are asked to choose:
3

Skip authentication

Leave authentication empty or choose None.
For command-line tools, you usually add the address with one command. In Claude Code, for example:

​
Example questions

  • “Find cooperative games for 4 players that take about 45 minutes.”
  • “What games by Uwe Rosenberg are on the wishlist of the user alice?”
  • “Which games in the library of Meeple Café support 6 players?”
  • “Are there any tournaments within 50 km of Berlin next month?”
  • “Which board game cafés are near me, and what do they have on this week?”

​
Things to know

  • Collections must be public. To search a collection, give a Kallax.io username, a community name, or both. A community needs to be listed and have its game library open to guests. See Communities and Your profile.
  • Only public events show up. Events that aren’t public are never returned.
  • Locations use coordinates. The assistant turns a place name into latitude and longitude for you. The radius defaults to 25 km and can be up to 100 km.
  • Times are in UTC. Ask your assistant to convert them to your local time.
  • Results are capped. Game and location searches return up to 10 results, so narrow your question to see others.
Want your own games to be searchable by assistants? Create a free account and add your games. Your public collection is then available to anyone you share your username with.