Turn your product
into a growth engine

Claude Code is a brilliant coding assistant — but it only sees what you put in front of it. It doesn't have the full picture: what the team is trying to achieve, why that goal matters, what was already decided last week, or what every other agent and human on the team already knows. Connect Claude Code to Momental via MCP and that changes completely: it plugs directly into the shared context graph — your goals, decisions, product, and learnings — the same one every human and agent on the team works from. Same tool. Completely different intelligence.

Lovable and Bolt are built for one job: creating an app from scratch, fast. Momental is built for a different job entirely — growing what you've already built. Running experiments, measuring results, iterating on real product, real users, real data. If you're at zero, Lovable gets you to one. Once you're at one, Momental takes it from there — with a team, not a tool.

Most teams have their first growth experiment running within 1-2 hours of connecting. The first tangible result usually lands within the week — an experiment shipped or an analysis surfaced that would have taken a human days to produce. And it compounds: the longer Momental runs, the sharper it gets, because every decision and learning gets absorbed into the shared context every agent works from.

Monthly subscriptions start at $39/mo — full breakdown is on the pricing page. Each subscription includes a monthly usage allowance; if you run out, you can buy additional usage on demand. Beyond the subscription, you control spend per objective: every objective the agents work on has its own budget that you set — so you decide what a problem is worth solving, and Momental builds the best plan it can within that ceiling, stopping before it costs you anything unexpected.

Hermes and OpenClaw give you the primitives to build agent systems — you're the architect. You configure the pipelines, manage the integrations, wire up the memory. Momental is the finished system: agents, strategy, memory, and coordination already built. Critically, it's multiplayer from day one — several humans and several agents working together on the same goal, with full shared context. Your existing agents built on frameworks like Hermes or OpenClaw can connect via MCP and join that shared context immediately. You don't rebuild. You just plug in.

No. You set the objective; Momental handles the execution. Connecting your GitHub makes agents dramatically more powerful — they can read your codebase, ship experiments, and iterate on real code — but you don't write a line of it. The coding is theirs. And Momental is built for teams: your whole team — humans and agents together — works inside the same shared context toward the same goals. Everyone always knows what's happening and why.