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For B2B SaaS teams · Public beta open now
Give your SaaS
an agent mode
One script tag. Your customers stop getting lost in a maze of dashboards. They just ask, and generative UI answers each request with a bespoke interface.
For agent builders · Public beta open now
Ship an agent.
Get a product
Bring a prompt, your MCP tools, and a model. Guuey runs it on its own sandboxed pod with generative UI, sign-in, and billing — a real product people open, not a demo in a repo.
Your agent store · Public beta open now
There’s an agent
for that
Pick an agent that knows one thing cold — or build your own from a single prompt. Real buttons and dashboards instead of walls of text.
Public beta · every app starts with a 7-day free trial
Right now
Your users already live in agent mode.
They ask Claude and ChatGPT — and those apps answer with your product's data, in someone else's window. Every question your dashboard can't answer in one click pulls a customer out of your product.
Agent mode is coming to every SaaS. The question is whose window it opens in.
Right now
Your agent works. A repo isn't a product.
Between a working agent and something you can hand to a user sits months of infrastructure: hosting, sandboxing, streaming, memory, sign-in, a UI, a way to charge. That gap is where most agents stay demos.
We built everything in the gap so you don't have to.
Right now
You re-introduce yourself to AI every single day.
Same context, new chat window. Your meal plan, your workout, your side project — re-explained from scratch, answered in walls of text you copy-paste somewhere else to actually use.
A general chatbot knows everything a little. Yours should know your thing completely.
A hallucinated sentence wastes your time.
A hallucinated button charges your card.
That's why nobody ships UI that is generative, functional, and realtime at once — text fails safely, actions don't. You fix it with a contract that makes an invalid interface impossible to render, not with better prompting. That contract is GGUI, the open protocol Guuey agents speak by default.
A hallucinated sentence wastes your time.
A hallucinated button charges your card.
That's why your agent still answers in text — text fails safely, actions don't. GGUI, the open protocol Guuey agents speak by default, is the contract that makes an invalid interface impossible to render. Your agent gets working UI without you writing a component.
Walls of text are not an answer.
Your agent shows you the button.
Ask, and you get the thing itself — a form to fill, a plan to tick off, a dashboard that updates. Generated on the fly, and it actually works. Guuey agents get it by default.
What your users get
They don't learn
your product. They ask.
This is a real conversation from our live demo — a fictional booking product with a real agent inside. The user types one sentence, and the agent draws the interface for it: not a wall of text, a working screen.
Every answer arrives as UI your users can click — drawn on the fly, in your product's own theme.
No account. It's the real thing.
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Available times
Tap any open slot to try it on.
See it live
Four products already
have agent mode.
Fictional companies, real working UI, a live Guuey agent embedded in each — open one and drive the agent yourself.
- Booking & scheduling SaaSTrimlyThe booking page that books itself.Open the demo →
- Support & helpdesk SaaSDesklyThe queue that answers back.Open the demo →
- E-commerce operationsOrderlyRefunds you can trust to a button.Open the demo →
- CRM & sales pipelineDealioThe pipeline that plans your week.Open the demo →
How to get it
Build. Run. Distribute.
You already built the MCP server — SaaS teams everywhere shipped one so Claude and ChatGPT could use their product. Guuey points it at your own users. Three steps, each one something you can see:
Build
An agent is a config and a prompt. Your MCP server — the one you wrote for Claude — is the whole integration surface. No SDK inside your agent, no UI code.
Build with code →guuey.json
{ "agent": { "systemPrompt": { "file": "prompts/system.md" }, "mcpServers": { "yours": { "url": "…" } } } }Run
One command scaffolds the app, installs the CLI, and deploys to an isolated pod — 81 seconds from create to live, measured.
Hosting & runtime →terminal
curl -fsSL https://guuey.com/bootstrap.sh | bash
Distribute
One script tag on your site — and the conversation you watched above is happening in your product, under your brand. Guests can just start typing; your users sign in with your accounts.
Embed & share →index.html
<script src="https://widget.guuey.com/v1.js" data-app="your-app"></script>
And it isn't a support widget on your cost line — it's an agent mode on your pricing page, a second way to use your entire product that you can charge for.
Start freeWhat your users get
A personal agent that knows one thing — your product — and answers in interfaces that work. Your users finally get to say it about you:
There’s an agent
for that
It wears your branding and ships as part of your product — not a chatbot bolted on the side.
Where it ends up
Embedded on a site with one script tag, or on the store shelves — both live today. And when a stranger needs exactly what you built, they'll say:
There’s an agent
for that
Yours. With its own face, and a plan you picked for it.
The store
Specialist agents, each with one job and its own face — picked, not scrolled. We're stocking the shelves right now.
The shelves
are open
Browse the store today — and join the launch list to get the opening-day roster in your inbox.
On the way
Coming next.
Guuey in your pocket.
The agent store, native on iOS and Android — the same agents, on the couch.
Agents that remember you.
Sign in and your agents keep context between visits — with consent controls and a real delete button.
Be there on launch day.
Launch news and the store's opening-day roster, straight to your inbox. Nothing else.