Your neighbor, not an agency.

Before WestchesterAI, I spent years as an electronics technician, troubleshooting problems across mechanical, electrical, networking, and software. That background taught me something most developers never learn: how to look at the whole situation before touching the code.

I kept seeing local businesses in Westchester paying too much for bad technology, getting locked into platforms they could not update themselves, or having no online presence at all. I figured I could do better.

I started building. ShowFloor.ai was the first real project, a full application built from scratch. A flooring contractor used it to show a customer what their floor would look like, and the customer signed on the spot. That made it clear: good software can change the business conversation.

Since then, I have built clinical software, building permit alert products for insurance work, local service directories for Westchester trades, and custom automation for real business operations.

Large companies have IT departments. The dentist on Main Street, the contractor down the road, and the insurance agent around the corner do not. That is exactly who WestchesterAI exists for.