Where AI lives. Everything between AI and the workfloor.
Ask for it in ChatGPT or Claude. Hypamoon runs the back end.
Monday 9:00 on site. Monday 10:00 in production.
An engineer starts at a company on Monday morning. By ten the first tool runs with sign-in and real data, and the people on the floor already use it from their own chat. No rollout plan, no training day.
Connect your chat
Add Hypamoon to Claude, ChatGPT or any agent that speaks MCP.
The first app is live
On its own address, built from the first meeting with the team.
The team uses it
Every app has its own MCP server. People add it to their own chat and ask it things.
Early accessIn production
Sign-in, roles and each person's own data, on a verified company.
Their own systems
Your chat writes an adapter to the client's ERP or CRM. It runs once the owner approves.
Verify once. From then on, everything goes live on day one.
Forward deployed? See the whole MondayFrom the shop on the corner to the whole company.
The same rails at every size. Start where you are.
Engineers and AI teams
Live at the client by ten on Monday. The whole team uses it from their own chat.
Agencies and freelancers
Build for clients, hand it over, and keep working on it.
Business owners
Your website, live from your chat. Free to start.
Running now. Open one.
Each one was built in a chat and published with the same tools your chat uses.
Tools a team runs on
- Ardlow Freight, a carrier with 200 peopleEvery morning the planning desk was on the phone, telling drivers where to go next.
- What we built
- In one day, from the engineer's chat: adapters for the TMS and WMS, and a phone agent on the drivers' line that finds today's trip by the caller's number.
- Now
- Drivers call the line they always call and hear their next stop. Planners ask which trips are running late in their own chat. The customer portal was never touched.
- Northdock, a port warehouseThe office could not see what was happening on the quay without calling the yard.
- What we built
- One live map of the hub, published from a chat: docks, trucks, forklifts and cranes, with every shipment and its arrival time.
- Now
- Office and floor look at the same map. Click a truck and you see what it carries and where it is.
- Supplier inboxPrice changes and late deliveries sank in a shared inbox, and nobody saw what had changed.
- What we built
- An app behind its own mail address. Each supplier email arrives with a short summary, the deadline, the amounts and a proposal.
- Now
- Routine mail files itself. Money, bank details and anything urgent wait until a second person approves. We run the same setup on our own supplier mail.
- Halden Road, a workshopThe job list was on one screen in the office, and the mechanics were out in the bays.
- What we built
- A job board with its own App-MCP, built from a chat. The team's chat can list the jobs and move one to a new status.
- Now
- A mechanic asks Claude or ChatGPT what is still open today, and the answer comes from the board. Nobody had to learn a new tool.
- CRM adapterSales wanted the chat to work with the CRM, but nobody would hand it the API key.
- What we built
- An adapter the chat wrote from the CRM's API docs. The key stays in the vault, and the adapter can only reach the CRM's own host.
- Now
- The chat reads contacts and deals, without the phone numbers. A change to a deal waits until the owner approves it.
These team tools are examples, built for fictional companies.
And your website, too
- Studio JuneA salon website with warm colours, large photos, services, prices and the team. Built from one sentence.Demostudio-june.hypamoon.app
- Find your perfect coffeeA five-question quiz that matches a visitor to a coffee from the shop.Democoffee.hypamoon.app
- Newme2dayA real business site, live on Hypamoon: a recruitment agency with its vacancies on its own domain. 100 on all four Lighthouse checks on desktop, and ready for AI agents (2/2).Live businessnewme2day.nl
Your chat builds it. It lives on Hypamoon.
We don't have a chat app of our own and won't build one. You stay in ChatGPT, Claude or any agent that speaks MCP. Hypamoon is the connection underneath.
In your own chat
The way you would tell a colleague. No builder, no setup.
On a real address
With your own domain when you want one. Seconds, not days.
After the chat ends
Forms come in, calls get answered, orders get paid.
- Make a client portal where each client signs in and only sees their own documents.
- deploy_site the portal is live on its own address
- set_table_owner_column each client only sees their own documents
- invite_app_user the first client gets a sign-in link
- Done. One sentence, and it runs.
- One connection
- Your agent has one key. The suppliers' keys stay with us.
- Works in
- ChatGPT, Claude, Claude Code, Cursor, Lovable, Grok and any agent that speaks MCP.
- MCP address
https://api.hypamoon.com/api/v1/mcp- For builders
- The same layers as an API, with docs and sample code. For builders and agencies
Agents, not people, will run the back office of every business. Hypamoon is what they run on.
The work you used to hand to an agency or an IT company is moving to an agent. That agent needs something to run on: a site, data, logins, a phone that answers and payments.
And soon it won't be your customer calling, it'll be their agent. That call comes in over the same connection.
Everything behind it. In one place.
The parts a business runs on, as building blocks your chat can use. Each one works on its own, and they stack.
What will you make?
If you can describe it, your chat can build it on Hypamoon. Five ways people start.
- WebsitesA new site, or the one you have, moved with your domain.→
- AppsFor your team, your customers, your family, or to sell.→
- Sell onlineProducts, paid access and gift cards, into your own account.→
- Customer contactEvery customer gets an answer. Even when you don't pick up.→
- AutomationYour systems keep talking when you go home.→
Safe by default. Even when your chat builds it.
What happens to your data, how we keep it safe and how to report misuse, in plain words.
No surprise bills
Anything billed per use stops at the cap you set, unless you raise it.
Keys never pass through the chat
Your chat holds one key. Secrets are stored only as a hash.
Agents ask first
Work keeps going after the chat ends, asking you before it contacts anyone.
Yours to take
If you leave, you take your site and your data with you.
Free to start.
Your site, your forms and your data are free. You only pay once you go live, never above your own cap.