Your chat builds it. This is what it runs on.
Hypamoon is the layer under your chat: a place for your pages, your data, a number that answers and a checkout. Your chat reaches all of it through one connection, so you never set up a server, a database or a phone line.
>Publish a site for my hair salon, with a booking form and a number that answers.
deploy_siteyour site is live
create_collectionbookings, with a form on the site
order_numbera number, after a company check
set_call_planyou first, the receptionist after 15 seconds
Done. Your site is up and your number answers.
The layers.
Each one works on its own, and they stack: a form on your site lands in your data, a missed call becomes a text with a link to book.
- SitesYour pages on a real address or your own domain.Live→
- DataForms, bookings and orders, readable from your chat.Live→
- Phone, SMS and chatA number that answers, texts, and a chat on your site.Live→
- PaymentsA checkout on your site, paid into your own account.Live→
- DomainsFind or connect a domain. Your email keeps working.Live→
- AgentsWork that keeps going after the chat ends.Live→
- AppsServer code, secrets and schedules for real apps.Live→
- Email from your domainSend from your own address, and see it arrive.Live→
Limits that protect you.
You start in test mode. Sites, data and apps are real from the start; calls, texts and payments are simulated until you switch them to live.
Anything billed per use stops at the cap you set. Your chat holds one key; the keys of the services underneath stay with us and never pass through the chat.
If you leave, you take your site and your data with you.
Building your own app?
The same layers are an API and an MCP server. Give the app you build in Lovable, Bolt or Cursor a phone, a form backend or a checkout without a second supplier.
Say it in your chat. It's live.
Connect Hypamoon once, then ask for what you need.