LikeStyle / AI & software

A little intelligence.
A more useful day.

A question you keep answering or a task you keep repeating can be a useful place to begin. Bring the idea that needs better software.

We help you work out where AI can be useful, then shape the software and the human decisions around it.

Tell us what keeps getting in the way See a small example
Source materialA closer lookA considered result

On the working bench / An illustrated example

Follow the thought.
Check the result.

A studio receives an inquiry. AI can help prepare a reply using the studio’s own information. The owner checks the details and decides what to send.

Explore four parts of the studio inquiry example
An inquiry / Fictional studio

“Could you photograph our space next Thursday?”

“We would like six finished images for our website. Can you send us a price and confirm the date?”

A familiar question with a few important unknowns.
The studio’s approved information

A small source sheet.

Service
Photography for business spaces
To prepare a quote
Location, image use, and project scope
Booking
The owner confirms dates and prices
Missing here
Next Thursday’s availability
A prepared draft / Ready for review

Begin a useful conversation.

“Thank you for your note. Could you share the location and how the images will be used? We can then discuss the scope and prepare a quote.”

“We will check availability for next Thursday before confirming the date.”

No price or date is promised.
Owner review / Before a reply

You take it from here.

  • Check the calendar.
  • Confirm the scope and price.
  • Edit the reply in your own voice.
  • Choose whether to send it.
The person responsible for the work makes the decision.

Illustrative workflow with fictional information and prepared text. This page makes no AI request and sends no messages. It demonstrates an approach, rather than a customer implementation or measured result.

Work worth exploring

Start with the part
that needs a hand.

A useful project has a clear job. We can discuss what a small version would need to do and whether AI belongs in it.

01 / Find

Make your information easier to use.

Explore an assistant for approved business information, with a way to check the source and recognize a question it cannot answer.

02 / Prepare

Give the first draft a useful start.

Work through an inquiry, document, or content workflow where a person can review the result before it becomes a commitment.

03 / Connect

Reduce the awkward handoffs.

Look at the repeated movement between forms, notes, and the systems your team already uses. Agree which steps can be connected.

04 / Build

Give your idea working software.

Shape a website, an internal tool, or a digital product around the person who will use it. Define what a first release needs to prove.

The work behind the approach

A system has to
hold together.

We use AI-assisted design and development across client websites, Foundry, independent ventures, and tools. The work you see is designed, checked, and delivered by people.

Beauty Medica and ToddWaxStudios are client website projects. AI-assisted design and development supports this work, with people responsible for the published result. This describes how we build; it does not claim an AI feature inside either client website.

The shared foundation

Foundry

A framework for expressive websites, with content and presentation owned by each site. Foundry connects this body of client work to a reusable software foundation.

Explore Foundry
Independent venture

HereSpark

Local discovery with a real-world purpose: help people find a reason to go out and experience what is nearby.

Explore HereSpark
Independent venture

Bluedoor

Private invitations and shared experiences, beginning in South Florida. Bluedoor is a separate company with its own product and privacy decisions.

Explore Bluedoor
The working practice

Tools that support delivery.

Small tools help us build, check, and maintain the work. A client conversation starts with the task a tool needs to support and the person responsible for its result.

Visit the experimental workbench

A small beginning / A clear responsibility

Make something
you can evaluate.

Jerry Broughton leads LikeStyle’s software and website work. The conversation starts with what you do today and what would make it easier.

  1. Understand the job

    Agree the people, information, and decisions involved. Look for a specific problem that is worth solving.

  2. Define a small version

    Choose the useful output and how to check it. Discuss data access, costs, and where human approval belongs.

  3. Build and review

    Try representative situations, including missing information and failures. Compare the result with the agreed expectations.

  4. Plan the handoff

    Make ownership, documentation, and future support explicit. The scope and ongoing service are agreed for your project.

A few questions you may have

Let us look at
the practical details.

Where do OpenAI and Anthropic fit?

We can explore a workflow using OpenAI or Anthropic models where the task and data requirements fit. A local model or conventional software may be the better choice. We discuss the provider, access, and operating costs before agreeing the implementation.

LikeStyle is an independent studio. This page describes our approach and does not announce membership in either vendor’s partner program.

What happens to our information?

We agree which information a project needs, who can access it, and where it may be processed before connecting a system. Retention and provider settings depend on the chosen service and setup. Keep sensitive information and account credentials out of your first inquiry.

Can we begin with an unfinished idea?

Yes. Tell us about the task or the part that is getting in your way. We will ask a few questions and discuss whether a small assessment or software project makes sense.

Will AI take action on its own?

The permissions and approval points are part of the project scope. We discuss which actions need a person to review them and how the system should respond when something is missing or goes wrong.

Bring the real question

What would make
your day easier?

A short description of how the work happens today is enough to begin.

Start an AI & software conversation Or write to support@likestyle.com South Florida on-site work. Remote projects by fit.
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