The things we build and the way we run: the Towne Crier board, the AI agents behind our business, and the free tools we hand out. Each one opens on our agents site.
You're already paying for Copilot. Is anyone using it? Thirty minutes on Teams, one page back within two business days — what you're licensed for, where AI is safe with your data, and where to start. Free.
What a split-flap board does in a small inn's lobby: welcomes the party by name, answers the desk before it is asked, and puts the next stay in front of a guest who is already standing there.
Twenty AI agents with written job descriptions run the back office of a real consulting business. Here is the architecture, the guardrails, and a live dashboard you can click through.
One shared community board for the Snoqualmie Valley: what's open, what's on, what the roads are doing — on the screen in the lobby and the phone in your pocket.
For hotels, inns and lodges, businesses, city halls and community spaces.
We can customize a board for any organization, including police, fire, EMS and dispatch agencies: your content, your colors, your live channels. See it live below, then book 15 minutes and we'll sketch yours.
Every Towne Crier board, live in your browser: the real Snoqualmie town board plus waiting room, dental, restaurant, cafe, inn and tradeshow demos. No signup — just watch.
What a split-flap board does in a small inn's lobby: welcomes the party by name, answers the desk before it is asked, and puts the next stay in front of a guest who is already standing there.
Everything the board can show, what viewers can do back, and what it's worth: use cases and honest ROI for lobbies, taprooms, waiting rooms, offices and front desks.
Your business on every screen showing the Snoqualmie community board — with live open/closed hours, a QR to your door, and an honest count of how many times you aired.
Five districts, one month, one challenge. Visit a business in all five Snoqualmie districts, and every Towne Crier screen in the valley celebrates you by name — and you claim a real prize, earned, not drawn.
The Towne Crier Cuckoo Clock keeps time, puts on a show every hour and tells people what is happening around them. Ask about a clock drawn from your own town, or about funding one.
A split-flap periodic table: all 118 elements with photographs, spectra, crystal cells, cosmic origins, their roles in life and medicine, and who mines and trades them.
Make the Towne Crier your computer's screen saver: a free download for Windows 10 and 11, and a five-minute setup on a Mac. Silent, and your screen still sleeps on schedule.
Priced per location, not per screen.
What to hang on the wall to show the Towne Crier: three honest hardware paths, from the TV you already own to a screen that wakes up straight onto the board.
Straight answers about the Snoqualmie Towne Crier: what it shows, where it gets it, what it does not track, and what it costs.
Twenty AI agents with written job descriptions run the back office of a real consulting business. Here is the architecture, the guardrails, and a live dashboard you can click through.
Watch a question travel through twenty AI specialists, six checks and a gate before a person sees a word. The board plays fictional cases and explains every handoff as it happens.
A click-through example of the HQ dashboard: twenty AI agents, what each is doing right now, and the decisions waiting on the owner. Fictional company, fictional numbers.
Nine stories about re-engineering a business around AI instead of decorating it with AI — the retrofit trap, the seven zones, the context library, the three-file architecture, skills and agents, MCP, buy/build/wait, the autonomy spectrum, and the 90-day roadmap.
You're already paying for Copilot. Is anyone using it? Thirty minutes on Teams, one page back within two business days — what you're licensed for, where AI is safe with your data, and where to start. Free.
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