Yoya

Share one link. Guests chat, their agents book over MCP.

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Share one link. Guests chat, their agents book over MCP.

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Scheduling software

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Meeting software

Share one link and Yoya takes it from there. Guests talk to it by text or by voice — it works out what the meeting is for, offers times you're genuinely free, and books it. Their AI agents can book you directly over MCP, no human in the loop. Either way the meeting lands on your calendar with a brief already written: who's coming, why, and what they want to cover.

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Launch tags:Social Media•Marketing•SEO

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Hey PH – Edward here, maker of YOYA. Quick note: you can sign in today and get 1 month free to try everything. I built this out of frustration. After launching my product, I realized marketing was eating 4+ hours of my day. Writing posts, managing social accounts, figuring out SEO – it felt like running a second startup. I kept thinking: if AI can write code, why can’t it just… do my marketing? Not when I ask, but every day, on its own? That’s YOYA. 200+ AI agents that proactively handle your content, SEO, and social media daily. Deploy in 15 seconds, and they get to work. No prompting. No scheduling. They just run. Would love your feedback. And if you’re a founder drowning in marketing work – I built this for you. Happy to answer anything.

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6mo ago

Congrats on the launch! 🚀
AI tools are popping up everywhere, but the ones that focus on usability really stand out. This looks interesting.

A clean landing page and some social visuals explaining the core use cases could really help people understand the value quickly.

Good luck with the launch!

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6mo ago

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6mo ago

Why I built YOYA -- and what makes it different

Hey Product Hunt -- Edward here, founder of YOYA.

I'll be honest: I built this because I was terrible at marketing. Not because I didn't understand it, but because I couldn't keep up with it. After shipping my product, I found myself spending 4+ hours a day writing blog posts, scheduling social content, and trying to figure out SEO. It felt like running two companies.

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