Myra
You build the product. Myra runs the front office
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You build the product. Myra runs the front office
30 followers
Myra is a drop-in AI employee for your SaaS: it answers from your docs 24/7 in 50+ languages, captures and qualifies signups, voice-calls hot leads and books demos into your calendar. One flat price β no per-resolution bill-shock. Live on your site in minutes.
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Hey Product Hunt! π
I'm Demir, a solo founder from Turkey. I built Myra out of my own pain: I was vibecoding my SaaS at night and losing customers by day β pricing questions sat unanswered for hours, trials churned because nobody onboarded them, and every "quick reply" pulled me out of the code for an hour.
So I built the employee I couldn't afford to hire. Myra reads your docs and answers on your site 24/7 (50+ languages), captures and qualifies every signup, voice-calls the hot ones, and books demos straight into your calendar. One flat price β I hate per-resolution billing as much as you do.
It already runs the front office on 8 real sites, including my own projects.
Oh, and Myra also writes SEO/GEO articles for your site on autopilot β so you get found on Google and in AI answers while you code.
π For PH folks: sign up with code PRODUCTHUNT and your trial is 21 days instead of 7. I'll be here all day β ask me anything, including the hard questions about what Myra can't do yet.
How does it handle questions it doesn't know the answer to? That's usually where these things fall apart
@bengisu_piskinΒ
Hi! Thank you. Great question β it's the part I worried about most.
Myra answers only from your own content: your site, docs, pricing. When she doesn't have the answer, she says so and hands the conversation to you with full context, instead of inventing something plausible. A wrong answer about your refund policy costs more than a missed one.
You're not stuck with whatever she scraped, though. There are simple guided fields β hours, services, prices, policies, FAQs β and filling them takes minutes, not a documentation project. From there she generalises: give her your pricing table and she'll handle "do you have anything cheaper", "what's included", "can I switch later" β questions you never explicitly wrote out.
Every unanswered question also lands in a knowledge-gap list in your dashboard, so you fill it once and she covers it from then on. That list turned out to be the most useful screen we have β it shows exactly what your customers ask that your website doesn't answer.
Still not perfect: if your site is thin and the fields are empty, she'll be thin on answers too. Which is why setup starts by reading your site instead of handing you a blank script to write.