An AI agency for Hollywood, Florida.

Hollywood sits between Fort Lauderdale and the Miami-Dade line, and it runs on three very different economies. On the water, the Broadwalk carries hotels, rentals, restaurants and bars from end to end. In the middle, downtown and Young Circle hold the ArtsPark, offices and the shops around Hollywood Boulevard. Inland, Memorial Regional Hospital anchors a dense cluster of doctors, clinics and therapy practices, and the Seminole Hard Rock on State Road 7 pulls visitors and vendors all year.

Port Everglades sits on the north edge of the city. Behind it are freight forwarders, customs brokers, marine service shops and the trucking and warehouse businesses that feed the cruise lines and cargo ships.

We are based in Palm Beach Gardens, about an hour north. We say that up front. We start with a call and a working version, and we drive down when the work calls for it.

• The Broadwalk and Hollywood Beach: hotels, vacation rentals, restaurants and bars.
• Downtown, Young Circle and Hollywood Boulevard: offices, shops and the arts district.
• Memorial Regional and the medical offices around it.
• The port side, with Dania Beach and Hallandale Beach next door.

A beach hotel or a vacation rental company in Hollywood spends a surprising share of its week answering the same things. Parking. Check-in time. Is the pool heated. Can we bring the dog. How far is the Hard Rock. Each answer takes a minute, and there are hundreds of them, in English, Spanish, Portuguese and French, often at two in the morning.

An agent answers those questions the same way every time, in the guest's language, from your real policies. It answers every review, good and bad, in your voice, and flags the bad ones to a manager before it posts. It writes the turnover list for housekeeping when a booking changes. A person signs off on anything that touches money, like a refund or a comp.

The practices around Memorial Regional live on referrals from the hospital and from each other. A referral comes in by fax, portal or phone. Someone has to call the patient, check insurance, find a slot and send the forms. When the front desk is buried, the referral waits, and the patient goes somewhere else.

An agent takes the paperwork side of that loop. It reads the referral, drafts the outreach, books the visit in your scheduler and chases the missing forms. Patient health information stays out of its reach unless your systems and your compliance rules say otherwise, and your staff sees every message before it goes.

Every business has one. Month one, an agent takes it over, connected to the software you already run. In Hollywood, this is where we look first.

• Hotels and vacation rentals: guest questions in four languages, every review answered, turnover lists written.
• Restaurants and bars on the Broadwalk: reservations, large party requests and the weekly specials posted everywhere at once.
• Medical and therapy practices: referrals worked the same day, with patient information out of the agent's reach.
• Freight forwarders and customs brokers near the port: quotes, shipment status and the paperwork behind each container.
• Contractors and property managers: work orders logged from a photo and the tenant kept in the loop.

Owners here buy from someone they know, after seeing a working version, from one person they can call. So the first step is small. A call, where you tell us which job eats the most hours and we tell you honestly if an agent can take it.

If it can, you see it before anyone drives anywhere. Give us your work email and three answers, and we build you a Yea app from your own site. When it is time to meet, we come to you, because the job we are taking over lives at your desk, not ours.

We are an AI company that builds, not one that writes decks. One ninety day engagement covers all of it.

• Custom AI agents: an AI with a harness that takes one job end to end.
• AI automation: the repeat work between your systems, handed to the agent.
• AI training: your team learns to run the agent and ask it for new features.
• AI consulting: an honest read on what to hand over first, on the first call.

Ninety days, in and out. Month one, we build the whole system connected to the software you already run, and it is live by day 30. The map of how your business works comes out of building it.

Month two, your team uses it every day while we sit beside them, fix what breaks and add what they ask for. Month three, they run it and ask it for new features on their own, and we hand over the keys, the instructions and the files.

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