ModuleX is an AI workspace already connected to 200+ integrations. Describe what you want, and your assistant answers with your data, acts through your tools, and turns the work into a visual workflow your team can edit together. If you want, it pauses for your approval before a step touches a customer. No API-key hunting: for a set of premium tools we bring the keys, or bring your own at zero markup. No empty canvas, no setup tax.
Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm Sezer, co-founder of ModuleX.
We're launching ModuleX today 🚀 It's an AI workspace that's already connected to your integrations, 200+ of them out of the box. You tell it what you want, and it works with your data, takes actions through your tools, and lays the work out as a visual workflow your team can edit. And if you want, it can pause for your approval before a step touches a customer, then carry on.
I work on the engine, so here's the part I find most interesting 🛠️ the hard problem wasn't getting an assistant to answer. It was getting one engine to behave the same way whether you're in chat, dragging nodes on the canvas, or calling the API, all reading from the same connected tools and credentials. That, plus the connection layer underneath, turned out to be most of the build.
If you're poking at it today, here's a little dare: take the task you keep meaning to automate and somehow never do, and just describe it to ModuleX. Watch it wire the whole thing up and run it. If it doesn't make you go "oh," tell me in the comments and I'll dig into it with you.
🎁 For Product Hunt: Get a free trial to start, then 50% off for 3 months.
One question for you: what's the most annoying setup step that stops you from putting AI to work across your real tools?
My co-founder Aykut will share the story behind it below. We'll both be in the comments all day, tell us what's working, what's missing, and what you'd want us to build next.👇
no setup tax + managed keys is a real differentiator 🙌 the approval gate before touching a customer is clever
That templated-payload preview is exactly what I'd want - seeing {{drafted_message}} resolved beats approving a blind 'send.' One edge case for a support queue: if a variable resolves to the wrong record or comes back empty at run time, does the approval card surface the raw resolved value so I can catch a bad merge before approving, or could I wave through a payload that looks fine in the template but renders broken downstream?
The multi-account same-tool piece is the interesting one. Once an assistant can touch ten Gmail or HubSpot accounts, setup tax becomes an identity problem: which account, which credential, which deployed version, and what proof survives after the run.
Do approvals scope per account/workflow, or only per step?
The managed keys feature is interesting but also a bit of a lock-in question. What happens to existing workflows if ModuleX loses a partnership or has to change pricing on one of those integrations mid-subscription? Is there any fallback path -- like automatically switching to BYOK -- or does the workflow just stop running?
The approval pause before a step touches a customer is the part that decides whether I'd let this run in a real support/community workflow. When it pauses, does the approval show the exact resolved payload — the actual message or record it's about to send — or just a description of the step? And can I scope which integrations always require approval versus run unattended, so the safe stuff doesn't bottleneck on me?
Genuine question on differentiation: the "200+ integrations + AI workspace" pitch is essentially what Zapier AI, Make, and n8n are all converging on right now. What does ModuleX do in that space that they don't?
The visual workflow editing angle is interesting but Zapier and Make both have that now too. I'm curious whether there's a specific use case or user type where ModuleX is meaningfully better - rather than just another entry in an already crowded category. What's the wedge?
Congrats on the launch! Generating an editable graph directly from text makes setting up workflows a lot less tedious. I also really like the BYOK setup since it keeps API costs clear.
Just curious, how does it handle error recovery if a step fails while running?
Congrats on the launch. I am a bit concerned about drift in such apps. How do you prevent "workflow drift" over time as users keep editing and editing AI generated flows manually? FWIW, I liked the cost transparency with BOYD API keys :)
Congratulations on the launch! 🎉
ModuleX looks really promising. I like how it brings everything together in one place, so you can work with your data, use your tools, and build workflows without jumping between different apps.
Excited to see how the product evolves! 🚀
Congrats on the launch. 200+ integrations already connected is wild, that's usually the part that kills adoption before anyone even tries the product.
Curious though, when a workflow breaks mid run, how does a non-technical user figure out which step failed and why? Because if the AI built it, they didn't - so debugging feels like opening a black box.
Is there a way to see what's actually happening inside?
Finally I am going to stop juggling between browser tabs while loosing context and focus for actual task I was
doing. Now it is just one prompt away.
Congrats on the launch 🚀
About ModuleX on Product Hunt
“AI workspace that’s already connected to everything”
ModuleX launched on Product Hunt on June 26th, 2026 and earned 154 upvotes and 36 comments, placing #6 on the daily leaderboard. ModuleX is an AI workspace already connected to 200+ integrations. Describe what you want, and your assistant answers with your data, acts through your tools, and turns the work into a visual workflow your team can edit together. If you want, it pauses for your approval before a step touches a customer. No API-key hunting: for a set of premium tools we bring the keys, or bring your own at zero markup. No empty canvas, no setup tax.
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Mustafa S.
Hey Product Hunt 👋
I'm Sezer, co-founder of ModuleX.
We're launching ModuleX today 🚀 It's an AI workspace that's already connected to your integrations, 200+ of them out of the box. You tell it what you want, and it works with your data, takes actions through your tools, and lays the work out as a visual workflow your team can edit. And if you want, it can pause for your approval before a step touches a customer, then carry on.
I work on the engine, so here's the part I find most interesting 🛠️ the hard problem wasn't getting an assistant to answer. It was getting one engine to behave the same way whether you're in chat, dragging nodes on the canvas, or calling the API, all reading from the same connected tools and credentials. That, plus the connection layer underneath, turned out to be most of the build.
If you're poking at it today, here's a little dare: take the task you keep meaning to automate and somehow never do, and just describe it to ModuleX. Watch it wire the whole thing up and run it. If it doesn't make you go "oh," tell me in the comments and I'll dig into it with you.
🎁 For Product Hunt: Get a free trial to start, then 50% off for 3 months.
One question for you: what's the most annoying setup step that stops you from putting AI to work across your real tools?
My co-founder Aykut will share the story behind it below. We'll both be in the comments all day, tell us what's working, what's missing, and what you'd want us to build next.👇