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Empyre
AI agents that build, deploy and run your business
Describe a business in plain words. Eight specialised AI agents - CEO, CTO, CMO, CFO, CSO, CLO, Creative and Tester - build it, deploy it to its own live address, and keep operating it after launch: testing, fixing, redeploying, writing the marketing and holding the spend budget. Unlike AI app builders, the work does not stop when the code exists. You own the repository and keep 100% of your revenue. First build and deploy is free, no card.
Hi Product Hunt
I built Empyre because I kept watching the same thing happen: someone generates a genuinely good app with an AI builder, and three weeks later it's dead. Not because the code was bad. Because nobody wrote the landing copy, nobody noticed the deploy broke, nobody added a terms page, and nobody was watching the spend.
The building stopped being the bottleneck a while ago. Everything after it still is.
So Empyre isn't another app builder. You describe a business, and eight agents with different jobs run it: the CTO ships and deploys, the Tester finds what broke, the CMO writes the launch content, the CLO does the legal pages, and the CFO refuses spend that breaks your budget. They keep going after launch, weekly, while your plan is active.
The part I found most interesting to build was the friction between agents. One agent told to "run this business" has nothing to push back against itself. Splitting the roles makes that structural: the agent that wants to spend isn't the agent that approves spend, and the agent that thinks the build works isn't the agent that tests it.
Things I want to be straight about:
- There's no in-product IDE. You direct and review, you don't pair-program. If you want the code under your hands, Replit or Bolt are genuinely better tools.
- It's web only, Next.js on Vercel. Not for Python, Go, or native mobile.
- It's much newer than Lovable or Replit, with a far smaller community.
- If you already have engineers, this duplicates them. It's built for a founder with an idea and no team.
You own the repo, and your customers pay your own payment keys directly, so we take no cut of your revenue and never hold a payment key.
We wrote honest comparisons against Lovable, Bolt, Replit, v0 and Firebase Studio that say where each of them beats us: https://empyre.dev/compare
First build and deploy is free, no card. Happy to go deep on any of it in the comments.
About Empyre on Product Hunt
“AI agents that build, deploy and run your business”
Empyre was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #53 on the daily leaderboard. Describe a business in plain words. Eight specialised AI agents - CEO, CTO, CMO, CFO, CSO, CLO, Creative and Tester - build it, deploy it to its own live address, and keep operating it after launch: testing, fixing, redeploying, writing the marketing and holding the spend budget. Unlike AI app builders, the work does not stop when the code exists. You own the repository and keep 100% of your revenue. First build and deploy is free, no card.
On the analytics side, Empyre competes within SaaS, Developer Tools and Artificial Intelligence — topics that collectively have 1M followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how Empyre performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.
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