Any game you can dream up.
A rally through your own town. Football with your mates' names on the shirts. A puzzle for two, or a board game for six with phones as controllers. If you can say it, it can be built.
Flatboy MCP · your own AI
Any game you can imagine. On your own table.
Remember drawing the game you'd make, if only you could? Connect Claude, or any AI that speaks MCP, and it builds that game on your Flatboy. Through the same pipeline and the same checks as the games that come with the table.
Every one of these went through the pipeline your AI builds with.
Imagine it
Your own game table. Your own games.
As good as the ones in the box.
Your game goes through the same pipeline and the same checks as every game that comes with the table. Turned to both players, played face to face, and only kept when it runs.
Change it between rounds.
Your friend says the cars handle like a shopping trolley. Open the laptop: "make the cars drift more". The plan goes up on the table, and the next round, they drift.
Share it.
Put it in the Market and it can be on every Flatboy. You choose what others may do: play it, change it, or build their own from it.
Or sell it.
Set your own price when you put it in the Market: free, €2, €5, €9 or €15.
Payments in the Market open later. Until then, every game in it is free.
Picture a Friday
Nobody else in the world has this game.
The pizza is on the table. Your daughter wants a game where you're both sharks. You say it to your AI, and the plan goes up on the table, piece by piece. First try: the sharks are too slow. "Faster, and give them a dash." Next try, she beats you three times in a row. Now it's a family game, and nobody else in the world has it. Until you share it.
How
Connect it in a minute.
- Turn it onOn your Flatboy, open SYSTEM › Flatlabs › Developer and choose My own machine.
- Connect a machinePick Connect a machine… The table shows a QR code. Scan it, or read the two lines off the screen: they already carry your table's address and its pairing code.
- Paste two linesOn your laptop, paste them into a terminal. The first fetches the connector from your Flatboy; the second adds it to Claude.
- Just talkAsk your AI for a game, or to change one: "open the racer and make the cars drift more". The table shows a green dot with your laptop's name while it's connected.
curl -O http://<your-flatboy>:8080/dev/flatboy-mcp.js
claude mcp add flatboy -- node "$PWD/flatboy-mcp.js" --url http://<your-flatboy>:8080 --code <pairing code>Your Flatboy fills in its own address and pairing code for you. Other AI apps that speak MCP can run the same connector the same way.
The same pipeline as Flatlabs.
- Read firstIt gets the brief: the project's journal, its code, its pictures and sounds, and what went wrong last time.
- Plan on the screenIts plan goes up on the table as boxes, ticked off one by one while you watch.
- Try on the real tableEvery version runs on your Flatboy before anything lands. It sees whether it ran, the error if not, and a screenshot if it did.
- Land what worksOnly a version that ran becomes one you can play. One line goes in the journal, so whoever builds next knows.
One-file games for quick ideas, or folder games with their own pictures, sounds and fonts for anything bigger. A free library of pixel-art sprites, tiles and effects comes with it, with their licence lines.
Still your table.
Your pairing code
Being on the same Wi-Fi isn't enough: without the code on your Flatboy's setup screen, the table refuses every call.
Hand it back
When your AI is done it gives the table back, and Flatlabs builds again. Switch back any time under SYSTEM › Flatlabs › Developer.
No credits
Your own AI does the building, so Flatlabs credits aren't used. The table shows a small PRO badge while it's in this mode.
What you make is yours
Games land as versions on your table, with a journal of what was asked and what came of it. Share the good ones in the Market.
Your table. Your games. Your rules.
Build it, try it, change it, share it, sell it. With Flatlabs, or with your own AI. Either way it runs on the table, face to face.
I want one