Myop

What Myop does

Myop is a frontend fragmentation platform that isolates the UI layer from a product's core codebase into modular, sandboxed "island" components that render across the host application, ChatGPT, Claude, and AI-powered builder platforms. The core technology — Islands architecture with MCP-Island mapping — defines strict data contracts between islands and backend systems, enabling non-developers (product managers, designers, CX teams, external customers, partners, and freelancers) to build and ship UI changes without repo access or a PR process. The platform is augmented by Pixie (a white-label AI builder agent supporting screenshot-to-code, Figma-to-code, and visual editing), a Chrome extension for fragmenting live frontend, a Builder MCP bridge for AI coding tools (Claude, Cursor), and a two-sided marketplace for external builders.

The company monetizes through a hybrid model: a self-serve subscription tier ($99-$490/month) for internal teams, plus custom enterprise contracts (multi-year, per-scope) for external builder capabilities including white-label Pixie, MCP integration, on-prem/self-hosting, and multi-tenant management. Managed services revenue (Integration-as-a-Service, Builder-as-a-Service, MCP-as-a-Service, MCP App-as-a-Service) provides additional professional-services revenue. Distribution combines enterprise field sales (Calendly demos, dedicated account managers) with product-led growth (free daily credits, self-serve sign-up) and community-led channels (Discord, YouTube Academy, Luma events).

Myop was founded in 2024 by Keren Fanan (CEO, formerly VP Product & Monetization at Moon Active and GM & CRO at Gett) and Hadar Geva (CTO, formerly Head of Frontend Engineering at Wix where he led a 700+ engineer organization). The company is headquartered in the USA (Myop.dev, Inc), operates with a small team (~5 employees), and is currently pursuing SOC 2 Type II certification with ISO 27001 on the roadmap. No funding rounds or revenue figures have been publicly disclosed.

Name

Myop

Legal name

Myop.dev, Inc

Website

https://myop.dev

Company type

Private

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

1–10 employees

Short description

Myop is a frontend fragmentation platform that isolates UI from core codebases into sandboxed island components, enabling non-developers to build and ship UI changes across apps, ChatGPT, and Claude. It serves enterprise product teams, external builders, and partners via self-serve subscriptions and custom enterprise contracts.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Frontend Customization Platform

NAICS

Software Publishers (5132), Computer Systems Design and Related Services (54151), Custom Computer Programming Services (541511)

SIC

Services-Prepackaged Software (7372), Services-Computer Integrated Systems Design (7373), Services-Computer Programming Services (7371)

akta.pro primary industry

AI Application Enablement Platforms (Copilot/Agent Frameworks, SDKs) (HDAEANAJ)

akta.pro secondary industries

Platform Engineering & Internal Developer Platforms (IDP) (BPAEAKAC), LLMOps & Generative AI Platforms (Prompt/Agent Orchestration, RAG) (HDAEANAD), Enterprise Foundation Model Integration & APIs (Connectors, Governance, Deployment) (HDAAACAO), Multimodal Generation (Text-Image-Video-Audio) & Creative Toolchains (HDAAACAG)

Keywords

• Frontend fragmentation platform
• Islands architecture
• AI builder agent
• MCP integration
• White-label UI components

Headquarters

HQ city

Not specified

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2B

Offering type

Software

Cost components

Personnel, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Operations, Infrastructure

Revenue model

1. Internal Builders - Self-Serve: Monthly subscription tier ($99-$490/month) for internal teams (CX, Marketing, Sales, Product) building inside own product. Includes unlimited components, rollout system, user management, automated test runner, Git sync, and Myop credits (300 to 10K). Free daily credits for starting; pay only when going live.
2. External Builders - Enterprise: Custom per-scope pricing for enterprise deployments enabling customers, vendors, and resellers to build inside product. Includes white-label builder agent and/or MCP for Claude, component autotesting, self-hosting/on-prem, multi-tenant management, account manager, and priority support.
3. Integration-as-a-Service: Myop team handles end-to-end integration: mapping frontend parts to islands, installing SDK, defining contracts, setting up environments and rollout board.
4. Builder-as-a-Service: Myop's builders create production-ready islands from briefs, designs, or Figma files, connected to contracts and ready to roll out.
5. MCP-as-a-Service: Myop stands up and runs MCP server behind white-labeled builder layer, keeping it synced with product changes and enforcing tenant scoping.
6. MCP App-as-a-Service: Myop builds, publishes, and maintains branded in-chat application for ChatGPT and Claude platforms.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion3 records

Distribution channels6 records

Marketing channels8 records

Core offering

Myop is a frontend fragmentation platform that isolates a product's frontend layer from its core codebase and turns UI into modular, sandboxed island components. These components can be built by non-developers (business teams, customers, partners) and render across the host app, AI chat clients (ChatGPT, Claude), and partner-built apps on Lovable, Bolt, and similar platforms. The platform ships with a white-label AI builder agent (Pixie), an MCP bridge for in-chat rendering, a Chrome extension, an SDK for multiple frameworks, and a marketplace of external builders.

Product overview

Myop is a frontend fragmentation platform that operates as a platform-plus-modules architecture. The core Myop platform isolates the frontend layer from a product's core codebase, turning UI into standalone, sandboxed island components that render across the company's app, AI chat clients (ChatGPT, Claude), and partner-built tools. The platform is supplemented by five distinct product modules: MCP App renders branded product components inside ChatGPT and Claude; Pixie is a white-label AI builder agent that generates components from prompts, screenshots, or Figma designs; AI Apps provides ready-made product pieces that customers can drop into Lovable, Bolt, or Webflow-built apps; the Myop Extension is a Chrome browser extension for fragmenting live UI into components with live preview and debugging; and the Marketplace enables external builders to build and submit frontend components for the product. Myop also offers managed services including Integration-as-a-Service, Builder-as-a-Service, MCP-as-a-Service, and MCP App-as-a-Service. All components are versioned, governable, and rollout-controlled from a unified dashboard, with optional Git Sync mirroring to source repositories.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

• Pixie: White-label AI builder agent that closes the loop from design to production, enabling teams and customers to build on-brand components with screenshot-to-code, Figma-to-code, visual editing, and live browser testing.
• MCP App
• Extension
• AI Apps
• Marketplace

Products and services

• Myop Core Platform Core platform that isolates the frontend layer from a product's core codebase into modular, sandboxed island components. Enables versioning, rollout control, rollback, A/B testing, multi-tenant management, Git sync, and runtime component distribution via dashboard.myop.dev.
• MCP App Renders a product's existing frontend components as live, branded UI inside ChatGPT and Claude. Connects to live data and backend logic through MCP contracts so users interact with the real product interface rather than generic AI text.
• Pixie White-label AI builder agent that converts prompts, screenshots, or Figma designs into production-ready, on-brand frontend components. Ships as a white-label layer embedded inside a customer's product so their teams and end users can build pixel-perfect components without code.
• AI Apps Ready-made pieces of a product (frontend, backend, and live data) that customers can drop into their own apps built on Lovable, Bolt, Base44, Webflow, Shopify, or similar platforms with the same branded UI and live data.
• Myop Extension Chrome browser extension that scans a live frontend and recreates it as sandboxed Myop components. Includes Site Lab live preview, Dashboard Tabs for in-browser editing, Myop CLI, and a Chrome DevTools panel for performance debugging.
• Marketplace Two-sided marketplace where companies post frontend component requests and external builders (freelancers and agencies) submit working interactive component submissions. Accepted submissions ship directly into the product without rebuild or redeploy.
• Myop Builder MCP Model Context Protocol bridge connecting AI coding tools (Claude, Cursor) directly to the Myop platform, allowing builders to generate, edit, and publish island components from chat using natural language with context of live product components.
• Myop SDK Open-source SDK packages (Root SDK, Host SDK, Iframe SDK, WebComponent SDK) for dynamic component loading, embedding, and rendering across React, Vue, Angular, JavaScript, TypeScript, and React Native. Distributed as npm packages from github.com/myopjs.
• Myop CLI Command-line interface for connecting to a local development server to preview Myop components in real time before publishing. Part of the developer workflow alongside the SDK and Chrome extension.
• Integration-as-a-Service Managed service where Myop's team handles end-to-end SDK integration: maps frontend parts to islands, installs and wires the SDK, defines data and action contracts with engineering, sets up environments and the rollout board, and trains the team.
• Builder-as-a-Service Managed service where Myop's builders create the initial set of production-ready islands from a brief, design, or Figma file, aligned to the company's design system, connected to contracts, versioned, and ready to roll out.
• MCP-as-a-Service Managed service where Myop builds and maintains the MCP server behind a white-labeled builder layer, scoped per tenant, user, and permission, keeping it in sync with the product as it evolves.
• MCP App-as-a-Service Managed service where Myop builds, publishes, and maintains the in-chat MCP App, selecting product surfaces for ChatGPT and Claude, turning them into islands, standing up or connecting the MCP server, publishing the app, and keeping it working as chat platforms evolve.

Quantifiable outcome

• What once took weeks now takes days (testimonial)
• +1 more outcomes

Named customers6 records

Segments6 records

Ideal customer profiles5 records

Technology focussed Yes

API detail

Has API

Yes

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Integration11 records

AI capability9 records

Feature11 records

Partnerships

Two partnerships are on record, tiered core.

• LovablecoreTechnology or IntegrationMyop enables ready-made product components to be dropped into apps built on Lovable. Customers using Lovable can browse and integrate Myop-connected components with one prompt, running real UI with live data.
• Bolt (by StackBlitz)coreTechnology or IntegrationMyop integrates with Bolt for AI-powered app building. Product components can be dropped into Bolt-built apps, with branded UI and live data connection.

Scale indicators2 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Direct peers

• Plasmic: Visual builder for React/Next.js apps with headless CMS and component embedding. Directly comparable to Myop's islands model and design-to-code workflow for non-developer UI customization.
• Locofy: AI-powered design-to-code platform that converts Figma designs into production-ready frontend code for React, Vue, and Angular. Directly comparable to Myop's Pixie/Figma-to-code workflow.
• Builder.io: Visual headless CMS and component-driven page builder that lets non-developers compose UI without code. Most direct competitor to Myop's Islands architecture for enabling citizen-developers and decoupling frontend from core codebases.
• TeleportHQ: Collaborative low-code platform with design-to-code for building websites and UI components. Comparable in the design-to-code and citizen-developer space.
• Anima: Figma-to-code and design-to-code platform that generates production-ready frontend components from designs. Comparable to Myop's Pixie agent for non-developer UI creation.

Emerging players

• StackBlitz (Bolt): AI-powered in-browser development environment with Bolt.new app builder. Strategic Myop integration partner and adjacent ecosystem player in the AI app builder category.
• Lovable: AI app builder that generates full-stack applications from natural language prompts. Strategic Myop integration partner and adjacent category leader in the AI builder ecosystem.

Broad incumbents

• Webflow: Established visual web development platform with code export and CMS. A broader incumbent in the design-to-code and non-developer UI building space, with a listed Myop integration partnership.
• OutSystems: Enterprise low-code platform with broad horizontal capability for building and customizing applications. A broader incumbent in the visual/non-developer application building space.
• Vercel: Frontend cloud platform with v0 AI design-to-code tool and Next.js ecosystem. A broader incumbent with overlapping capabilities in AI-assisted UI generation and runtime component distribution.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

• GitHubgithub.com/myopjs
• YouTubeyoutube.com/@Myop-dev
• LinkedInlinkedin.com/company/myop-dev

Compliance2 records

Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Profiles2 records

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

M&A

Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

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