Flipr MCP server

An assistant can ask Flipr directly what a game costs for twelve people, what photos to gather, and which examples are playable, rather than guessing from a page it has read. The server is public and read-only.

The address

Streamable HTTP, no authentication, no key.

https://weflip.app/mcp

Connecting it

Most clients take the URL on its own. For the ones that use a config file, this is the block.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "weflip": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "https://weflip.app/mcp"
    }
  }
}

What it can answer

get_pricing: Takes a number of people and an optional currency. Returns the exact total, the average price per person and the band structure. It calls the same pricing function the site uses, so it cannot drift.
describe_flipr: What Flipr is, who it suits, what you need before you start, how long it takes, what it costs and what it is not for, including the over-18 restriction.
list_use_cases: The six use-case pages with their URLs and a one-line summary each.
photo_requirements: The photo guide as structured advice: requirements, things to avoid, and section-by-section guidance.
list_example_games: Playable URLs for public example games, so an assistant can offer something to try.

What it will not do

No writes. It cannot create a game, an account or a charge.
No personal data. It returns no names, photos or player records.
No drafts or private games. Only games their owner has published and marked public.
Requests are rate limited.

A signed-in version that can build a game for you needs a proper consent step, and is not built yet.