Chat is an MCP client that lets you connect your own service’s MCP server and instantly expose it through a chat interface. Instead of building a full frontend or website, you only focus on backend logic and business workflows. Launch MVPs faster, iterate quickly, and turn APIs, AI tools, and automation services into usable products through chat.
This feels like the moment AI stopped being a tool and started becoming a true collaborator.
Super fast, surprisingly smart, and actually useful in real workflows — not just demos.
If this is the direction, we’re entering a whole new phase of AI 🔥
hi Product Hunt 👋
im excited to introduce Chat
when building services, we often spend weeks building a frontend before users can even try the product, tools especially AI services, internal tools, and APIs; the frontend is mostly just an interface to send requests
so i built Chat
Chat is an MCP client that lets you connect your own service’s MCP server and instantly expose it through a chat interface
instead of building a full website or UI, you only need to focus on:
• backend logic
• APIs
• automation
• AI workflows
once connected, your service becomes available directly through chat
this makes it much easier to:
+ launch MVPs faster
+ experiment with new ideas
+ ship internal tools quickly
+ expose APIs as usable products
think of it as a chat interface/ ChatGPT UI layer for your backend
id love to hear your thoughts, feedback, or ideas for how you might use something like this 🙏🏼🙏🏼
Handy Wardhana
Does Chat support authentication and user-level access control for the exposed chat interface, or is it purely open once connected to the MCP server?