An AI agency for Wellington, built for the season.

Wellington is the equestrian center of the country in winter. The Winter Equestrian Festival at Wellington International brings show jumpers and dressage riders from around the world, and polo runs at the International Polo Club Palm Beach. For a few months, riders, trainers, grooms, owners and their horses fill the farms and barns south of Forest Hill Boulevard, and the town's economy shifts with them.

Behind every horse is a long list of businesses: barns and trainers, equine vets and farriers, feed and bedding suppliers, horse transport, tack shops, farm and estate managers, seasonal rental agents, landscapers, pool companies and the private chefs and staffing firms that serve the estates. Year round, Wellington is also a family suburb with medical offices, schools and home services along State Road 7.

We are based in Palm Beach Gardens, about half an hour away. We start with a call and a working version, then come to the barn or the office.

• The show grounds and the farms around Pierson Road and South Shore Boulevard.
• Equine vets, farriers, feed stores and horse transport.
• Seasonal rentals, estate managers and the service trades behind them.
• State Road 7 and Forest Hill Boulevard: medical, retail and home services.

A show barn in Wellington during the season is a small company moving at full speed. Owners want updates on their horses. Riders need the schedule for the week. The vet, the farrier and the braider all need booking. Every class entry, every stall, every hauling trip and every vet visit has to land on the right owner's bill at the end of the month. Most of it lives in group texts and a trainer's memory.

An agent turns that into a system. It reads the week's schedule and sends each owner the plan for their horse. It books the vet and farrier and logs every service to the right horse. It drafts the monthly invoice from what actually happened, for the barn manager to check. It answers the boarding and lesson questions that come in at night.

When the season starts, rental agents, estate managers and the trades that serve them get every request in the same three weeks. Leases, inventories, cleaning, pool start-ups, landscaping, staff, and a long list of questions from owners who live somewhere else most of the year.

An agent keeps that rush in order. It answers the rental questions from the listing's real details, tracks every work order from the request to the photo of the finished job, and sends the absent owner a short weekly update. A person approves anything that commits money.

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

• Show barns and trainers: owner updates, the weekly schedule and the monthly bill.
• Equine vets and farriers: appointment requests by farm and horse, and the visit notes sent after.
• Horse transport and feed suppliers: quotes, orders and delivery confirmations.
• Seasonal rentals and estate managers: tenant questions, work orders and the owner update.
• Medical offices and home services: appointment requests, quotes and reminders, all year.

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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