Lighthouse Agentic
Services
We build websites and custom software. We also connect the steps of a repeated job into an AI workflow, or help your team set up an AI tool. Our Christian faith guides the work: tools serve people, and people stay responsible. Start with the task you need help with.
Choose by the work
Websites
We code websites by hand for people to use and for search tools to read. We do not promise a search rank, an AI mention, or a set number of inquiries.
Project work. We set the scope around the site and how we hand it over.
Explore website developmentSoftware for your task
We plan a tool for a task that your current software no longer handles well. A smaller change, or keeping what works, may be the better fit.
Project work. We set the scope around the task and how we hand it over.
Explore custom softwareConnected steps
Also called AI Workflow Engineering.
We connect the steps and tools for a task your team repeats. We agree what AI can read and do, test examples, and keep a person in charge.
Project work. We set the scope around the task, the tools, and the checks.
Explore Agentic EngineeringSetup and training
Also called AI Tools.
We help you choose an AI tool for one task, set clear rules, and learn to check its work.
Setup and training for one tool and task.
Explore AI Tool Setup and TrainingProject work
The scope of the work affects both. We scope each project on its own by looking at the task, the tools you already use, and what the finished work needs to do. Ask us to talk about price and timing before you decide.
For AI work, start with one task you know well. A workflow is the set of steps in a job. Our guide to choosing your first AI workflow can help you decide what to check first.
Public project examples
These are website, shop, and catalog examples. They are not proof of a client AI system or custom software build.
October 2, 2026
We added a Bear Archery page to its shop. The page groups bows and shows bow packages marked available. A bow package is a bow plus added gear.
September 16, 2026
We updated its catalog. We linked two guides written by showroom staff, added cards that link to related products, and linked warranty details. A warranty says what a maker may cover if a product has a problem.
September 24, 2026
We added a page that shows where the business works, plus nine pages for the service areas it lists. Gas pool-heater customers can find ways to call or email.
Website update and bow tool
We updated its existing site and made text easier to see against its background. We also added a bow setup tool that lets readers explore possible settings. This example shows website work.
Early access by application
A private repository on hardware you own. A repository is a place that stores files and keeps track of their changes. Early access is by application. Apply, and we will talk about whether it fits.
Read what the Vault includesOngoing homepage care
KeepWatch costs $79/month. Each month, a person checks your public homepage by hand and sends a plain-language report. We also help with one small fix that we agree on. Larger site projects are separate.
See the KeepWatch check and what it coversA free first check
The AI Visibility Growth Map starts with a free first check of public information about how your business shows up in search and AI answers. A person reviews what we can show, and we mark any check we could not finish as incomplete. A full Growth Map is separate. Ask about its scope, price, and timing before you decide.
Read about the free first checkStart here
Tell us what you're working on. The first conversation is a conversation, not a pitch.