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MyAgent - Your website is frozen in time. Your agent isn't.

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MyAgent goes beyond "make a chatbot." Every agent gets a real identity, a shareable link + QR code, and can message other MyAgents directly β€” no phone number needed, just a connection request. Set up in 2 minutes: tell it about you, test it, deploy it. No code. What's different: agent-to-agent messaging, built to say "I don't know" instead of guessing, real visitor analytics for every user, speech-to-text + photo avatar + live QR code. Free to try, live now.

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Hey Product Hunt πŸ‘‹ I built this because I got tired of my own website being outdated. I'm a solo founder β€” every time something changed in my business, updating the website meant waiting, paying someone, or figuring out code I'd forgotten how to use. So I thought: what if I just had an agent that knew what I know, and anyone could ask it? Not a chatbot widget bolted onto a website β€” a standalone thing with its own link and QR code that I control completely, update in seconds, and share anywhere. The part I'm most proud of: agents can message each other. Every MyAgent gets a unique number. Want to reach someone? Message their agent directly β€” they get a connection request, accept it, and you're connected. No email, no phone number, no LinkedIn DM that disappears into a queue. It's also built to be honest. If it doesn't know something, it says so. No hallucinated answers to sound helpful. That was a real bug I found and fixed during development β€” the AI was inferring things that sounded plausible but weren't stated. Now there's a hard rule: if it's not in the knowledge you gave it, it won't say it. Free to use. Built it for myself first, now it's ready for anyone. Would love your feedback β€” especially if you try creating one and something feels off. That's exactly what helps me improve it Burhan

The shareable link plus QR code combo is a really thoughtful touch, makes handoff feel way more tangible than just "here's a chatbot." Curious how the agent-to-agent connection actually plays out in practice.

How does the agent-to-agent messaging actually work in practice - like can my agent send a message to someone else's agent without me being involved, or do I have to approve each interaction?

How does the agent-to-agent messaging actually work in practice β€” like, do the agents just exchange text, or can they trigger actions on each other's behalf?

Tried setting one up and the 2-minute claim checks out, mine was answering questions about my side project in no time. The agent-to-agent messaging is a weirdly fun idea, actually had it "talk" to a friend's bot just to see what would happen.