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I'll personally install Hunch on your website for free. All I need is 30 minutes and your time.

I've been building Hunch for a while now; it's a single script tag that turns any website into something AI agents can actually use. Think ChatGPT or Claude landing on your site and finding pricing, booking a demo, answering questions, or capturing a lead without a human in the loop.

I have the product. I have paying-customer-ready infrastructure. What I don't have yet is enough real people using it in production to prove it works across different stacks and platforms.

So here's what I'm offering: if you have a website, SaaS, portfolio, agency, whatever, I will get on a call with you, handle the entire installation myself, and make sure Hunch is running correctly on your specific setup before we hang up. WordPress, Webflow, Next.js, raw HTML, whatever you're on. You don't touch anything technical if you don't want to.

What I'm asking for in return is simple: use it, tell me what's broken or confusing, and if it genuinely makes your site more useful to AI agents, consider the paid plan when you're ready. No pressure on the last part; the call and setup are free regardless.

I'm not going to pretend this isn't a desperate move, too. I'm a solo founder. I'm at the stage where I need real users more than I need anything else, and I'd rather spend a week on 10 setup calls than another week writing content nobody acts on.

If you have a website and you're even slightly curious, reply here or DM me. I'll book a time with you today.
[hunchbank.com]

on July 1, 2026
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    This is the right stage behavior for a product like this. Tools that sit in the “infrastructure layer for AI agents” rarely get validated through self-serve signups—the friction is the feature. The 1:1 installation approach is less about scaling and more about collapsing unknown edge cases early (different stacks, permissions, routing, data access patterns). That’s usually where these products either break or become real.