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# Frontend as a service

## Why we're building this

As a developer, every time you start a new project (especially a chat-based UI) you have to handle many boring things frontend-wise:

:expressionless: Authentication

:expressionless: User management

:expressionless: Real-time streaming and Async I/O management

:expressionless: Analytics

:expressionless: Payment

:expressionless: And even more...

All these problems take a long time to solve, especially if you want to create a product that scales.

However, as an AI Agent developer, you must have enough things on your plate already.

[AgentLabs](http://agentlabs.dev/) aims to provide a built-in solution that covers all the above points without writing any single front-end code.

## What is it?

It's simple: we provide everything that is frontend-related and we give you the possibility to control it via our backend SDK.

Everything you can see in the following video is provided by [AgentLabs](http://agentlabs.dev/) and requires 0 lines of code.

This includes:

:white\_check\_mark:The authentication portal

:white\_check\_mark:The conversation chat UI

:white\_check\_mark:The realtime connection

:white\_check\_mark:Even the dark and light theme :smile:

{% embed url="<https://youtu.be/020oBT4Maec>" %}
Frontend as a service example
{% endembed %}


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