Hey HN,
We’re building Hungry-API, a checkout system optimized for AI agents. AI models like Operator can browse the web, but actually completing a transaction is another story. Websites aren’t designed for AI, and even something as simple as ordering a pizza online becomes a fragile, slow, and error-prone process.
Our demo shows this clearly:
* Operator on its own struggles to order from dominos.com—it’s slow, needs multiple retries, and breaks if the UI changes.
* Operator using HungryAPI on app.tryhungryapi.com completes the same order 10x faster and more reliably.
We solve this by acting as a Plaid for AI—-just as Plaid streamlined bad bank UIs for financial apps, we bridge messy web checkouts for AI agents. We still scrape websites when needed, but instead of brute-force automation, we provide a structured, AI-first way to complete purchases.
Would love to hear your thoughts! You can check us out at tryhungryapi.com.
Hey HN, We’re building Hungry-API, a checkout system optimized for AI agents. AI models like Operator can browse the web, but actually completing a transaction is another story. Websites aren’t designed for AI, and even something as simple as ordering a pizza online becomes a fragile, slow, and error-prone process.
Our demo shows this clearly:
* Operator on its own struggles to order from dominos.com—it’s slow, needs multiple retries, and breaks if the UI changes.
* Operator using HungryAPI on app.tryhungryapi.com completes the same order 10x faster and more reliably.
We solve this by acting as a Plaid for AI—-just as Plaid streamlined bad bank UIs for financial apps, we bridge messy web checkouts for AI agents. We still scrape websites when needed, but instead of brute-force automation, we provide a structured, AI-first way to complete purchases.
Would love to hear your thoughts! You can check us out at tryhungryapi.com.
Rodney, Julien, and Ian