Mukh.1
Automate work with AI agents
Mukh.1 launched on May 15, 2025 with 206 votes, #157 of 7,905 launches that month and more than 95% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.
What it does
Mukh.1 is a no‑code visual builder that lets you drag‑drop AI agents, RAG, tools and multi‑agent workflows. Launch in minutes, monitor and scale across 2,500+ integrations, enterprise‑ready, MENA‑first. Click. Create. Automate. Join us - Start for Free Today.
500+ AI agents, a no-code builder & products like AgentForge and VoicyAgent — all built on our own AI technology. Or we design, build, host & deploy a custom agent for you.
Every Agent. Every Product. Every Solution. Your Business Success. ONE platform for 500+ AI agents, powered by AI technology we built in-house. ONE suite of products and technology. ONE team to design, build & customize. ONE partner to host, deploy & scale. Don't want to build it yourself? Just describe your process, and our team will design, develop, host, and deploy a fully functional AI agent for you — built with LangChain, CrewAI, LangGraph, or our 2500+ pre-built modules. We manage the infrastructure so you can focus on results. Starting from just $100. Start from a ready agent, test a live workflow, or bring us a custom process to automate. Explore 500+ agents by industry, department,…from mukh.one
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