About Elixir
Your Clash Royale history, your friends and your clan, kept for you to explore.
Elixir is a Clash Royale recorder for players and clans who enjoy the game and want to keep their history. Record yourself, follow your friends, and keep your clan's weeks: explore what happened, learn from your own play, and run the clan with its history in front of you.
The focus is recording what you and the people you follow do, sending notifications about that record, making it available to your agents, and giving you a dashboard where you can explore what happened. Your primary, alt, friend and watching relationships organize the players you follow.
The Clash Royale API only answers "what is true right now": your last ~30 battles, your current trophies. Elixir reads continuously, stores every battle once (no matter how many members saw it), derives daily readings, war records, and timeline moments from the stream, and makes the record available on Ladder, in Clan, and in emails about your play and the people you follow. Keeping you up to date is part of the service, even when you do not open the website. Add your player and the first read usually lands within a minute, with roughly those last 30 battles; everything after is recorded as it happens, and your player's clan is followed for you.
You can also connect your own AI agent through MCP and bring the same record into a conversation: "how has my ladder win rate trended since I swapped Cannon for Musketeer?" is a real, answerable question here. MCP is one way to use Elixir; you do not need an agent to use the recorder.
How you use it: verify your email, add your player tag, adding is
recording, there is no separate opt-in. Open your record, follow a friend,
or bring your clan. To connect an agent, use
https://elixir.poapkings.com/mcp with Claude or another MCP client. The
Quickstart walks it through; search, in the
top bar, opens the recorded facts directly.
Who runs it: this is a hobby service operated by Jamie Thingelstad for the POAP KINGS clan and friends. It is free, and no paid version is planned (see Terms). Occasional product updates go out on the Elixir newsletter. New signup has a checked “Send me Elixir product news” box; uncheck it before requesting your sign-in email to skip enrollment. Every issue has an unsubscribe link, and unsubscribing sticks.
Who writes the words: Elixir's own voice (the emails, the timeline's lines, Ladder and this site) is written from the record by code, and Elixir pays for no language model. A model writes only where someone brings their own: a clan's leaders can add the clan's own key in Clan to draft messages, and your own AI agent writes its own answers from the record it reads here.
Inside Elixir: Clan helps you run your clan: standing, the Elder band and the actions leaders decide, using your clan's own policy. Ladder explores your own play, mode by mode. Elixir Drop is a separate elixir-cost learning game. A clan can also run its own Discord bot, an agent that reads its game facts from this service. The code is public. Start at jthingelstad/elixir-mcp; the Architecture page maps the related repos.
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