AI with Ty
I'm Tyler Whitley.
I get AI working in real businesses.
The system you already bought that never delivered, or the idea you want proven before you commit.
Arcadia
A personal AI with its own workstation.
Arcadia runs on a dedicated Mac mini. I give it work through chat or voice. It uses my accounts, controls desktop apps, and saves the results.
See how Arcadia works
Illustrative conversations show Arcadia working on its own Mac mini: creating an expense workbook in Excel, editing a presentation in PowerPoint, and testing a website in a browser. Tyler: Turn these receipts into an expense workbook. Arcadia: The workbook is ready, with totals by category and references to each receipt. I marked the unclear amounts for your review.
Work
Projects and things I run.
How I work.
You bring the problem.
We work out the next step together.
First, show me
where it gets stuck.
- An implementation that went wrong.
- A tool your team bought but barely uses.
- A report someone rebuilds every week.
We look at how the work happens today and what you've tried, then define the problem and a result to aim for. You don't need a technical specification.
A clear scope.
A useful first step.
I recommend what to configure, build, or leave alone. We agree on the first piece of work before implementation begins.
That means a defined scope, a result we can test, and clear points for you to review the work.
Build it.
Try it on real work.
I build the agreed solution. You see it at checkpoints, and your team tries it on realistic cases, including the difficult ones.
We check where it can fail and which actions need a person's approval. The question is whether it does the job we agreed on.
Your team takes
it from here.
You get a walkthrough, written instructions, and control of the accounts. The people using it know how it works and what to do when something needs attention.
We make clear who looks after it. Continuing support is agreed separately.
I'm Tyler.
I study finance and accounting at Florida State and serve as vice president of FSU's AI and Business Club. I run AI with Ty from Tallahassee.
I like figuring out unfamiliar systems and getting them to work. Much of my AI experience comes from building tools for my own work, using them, and finding what needs to change. My finance and accounting background also shapes the questions I ask: what is this process costing, where does it go wrong, and would the proposed fix be worth it?
