Most of what we have built for Summerville is personal. A woman turning sixty-five with forty-seven pieces of Medicare mail on her kitchen table, whose AI separated the official notices from the advertising and ran her nine prescriptions against every Part D plan sold in the county. A father of the bride fourteen months out from the date, whose wedding website, chat and phone line now answer guests from one source of truth. An aircraft inspector who shares two children week-on, week-off with their mother in Mount Pleasant, whose AI files every shared expense the day it posts.
Some of it is a person and a business in the same stream. A woman who runs a one-van mobile dog grooming business, whose AI books and reroutes 338 dogs on its own, sets aside her quarterly taxes every time a payment posts, and keeps her twins’ school pickup and speech therapy in the same calendar as the Tuesday route.
The businesses here are working businesses. A thirty-person roofing company where every employee kept the personal AI they already had, and a set of rules about roles and handoffs now runs through all of them. A linen service owner who was guessing how much linen 163 restaurants and hotels were holding, and now reconciles every night’s soil count before the first truck leaves.
The lab is about thirty minutes from Summerville down I-26 and I-526. Bring the AI you already use and we fix it, improve it, or move it, in person, and you pay after.