Let Claude find businesses and phone numbers on Das Örtliche
To let Claude find businesses and phone numbers on Das Örtliche, install Wield and name a keyword and a city or postcode. For example: "Find a Zahnarzt in Berlin and list name, address, phone number and whether it is open now." Claude runs the dasoertliche.de/search-businesses recipe in your own browser. It returns about 30 entries from two result pages, with name, category, address, public phone number and opening state. Paid entries are left out unless you ask for them. No login is needed.
Das Örtliche Find businesses and phone numbers by keyword and city
Read-only, no loginPasses the daily check
Parameters (3)
What you need
- Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, Codex or another MCP client.
- A Chromium browser (Chrome, Edge, Brave, Arc, Vivaldi, Opera) with the Wield extension.
wield-mcp. Runnpx -y wield-mcp init, or use the one-click Claude Desktop bundle on install.
For the full setup, follow the quick start.
Ask your agent
Give a keyword and a city or postcode. Claude calls find_recipe to find the recipe, then run with the parameters.
You: Find a Zahnarzt in Berlin and list name, address, phone number and whether it is open now.
For that prompt, Claude runs dasoertliche.de/search-businesses with keyword set to Zahnarzt and city set to Berlin, then reads the entries from the result.
Params: what to put where
| Param | Required | What to put in it |
|---|---|---|
keyword | yes | A trade or business name, for example Zahnarzt, Elektriker, Apotheke or Bäckerei Müller. |
city | yes | A city or postcode, for example Berlin, Köln or 80331. |
include_ads | no | true also returns the paid premium entries, marked sponsored. Default false. |
Leave include_ads at false unless you want the paid entries as well.
What comes back
The result has keyword, city and businesses. Each business has name, category, address, phone, open_now, opening, sponsored and url.
phone is the public number from the entry. open_now says whether the entry is open at the moment, and opening gives the opening text. sponsored is true only for paid entries, which appear when include_ads is true. url opens the entry on Das Örtliche.
The result has no rating field.
What leaves your computer
The recipe makes two requests to www.dasoertliche.de, for the first two result pages, 300 ms apart. The requests go out from your browser, and nothing passes through wield.run. Wield logs them on your computer only, without bodies or query values. Passwords and cookies stay on your computer.
Limits and terms
- The directory's robots.txt allows everything. We have not had its terms reviewed by a lawyer, and this is not legal advice.
- The recipe makes two requests per call and no more. It makes no calls, sends no e-mail and runs no reverse lookups. Do not loop it.
- The business phone numbers and addresses are the public entries the directory publishes.
- The recipe is read only.
- Status on 7 Nov 2026 is "ok": 5 of 5 checks in 2 requests and 1.2 s. The check was
ZahnarztinBerlin, which returned 30 entries from the A–Z list. The checks also covered a search with no results. - A run has at most 12 steps, 40 requests, 5 MB per response and 60 seconds.
Check the site's terms yourself before you automate anything else.
FAQ
Does it need a login?
No. The search needs no account.
What is a sponsored entry?
A paid premium entry, marked "Premiumtreffer (Anzeigen)" on the site. The recipe drops these by default. Set include_ads to true to keep them, and each one comes back with sponsored set to true.
How many entries come back?
About 30 per search, from the first two result pages of the A–Z list.
Does the result show ratings?
No. The output has no rating field.
Can Claude call the business from the result?
No. The recipe makes no calls and sends no messages. Open the url to see the entry.