Most agencies hand you a quote. We hand you a finished website and let you decide afterward. Then twenty-two AI helpers that draft your emails and size up your competitors, and a free audit that scores how your business shows up online. All of it built and run by our shop, on our own servers.
you’re asking:
“Do I really need a new website?”
thinglet a.i. →
“Let us build one and you look at it first. No card, no deposit. If you like it, it’s $29.99 a month with hosting, maintenance and your own domain. If you don’t, you owe nothing.”
to see your finished website before you decide anything
AI helpers ready to hire, no setup project required
building software for small business since
No install, no integration project, no consultant required. The website is free to see, the Security Checkup is free, and two of the tools are free to start. Pick the one that matches the problem you actually have.
aiwebsites.thingletai.com
Most small businesses don’t need a five-thousand-dollar agency project. They need a real website that loads fast, says what they do, and turns up when somebody searches for it. So we build yours first and you don’t pay anything until you look at it and say yes. After that it’s $29.99 a month with hosting and maintenance included, and you pick your own domain.
per month, after you approve it
Nothing up front. We build, you review, and the first bill only starts once you accept the site.
Try a website free (opens in a new tab)Best if you have no website, or one you’d rather not send people to.
recon.thingletai.com
Most small offices have never had anybody check how they log in, back up, or handle a wire request, right up until something goes wrong. Thinglet Recon is our IT security consulting for the Coachella Valley. We help the grandma who keeps getting scam texts and the owner with a hundred people signing in every morning. Plain English, no scare tactics, and a real person on the phone.
Security Checkup to start
Consulting Monday through Friday, 9 to 5. Call (760) 285-3188 the minute something looks off.
Check my security (opens in a new tab)Best if nobody has ever checked how your business handles logins, backups, or a surprise wire request.
fakeserver.net
Pre-built AI helpers that do real work. Hire The Writer to draft your blog posts and emails, The Researcher to size up a competitor, The Summarizer to turn a meeting transcript into decisions and owners. Twenty-two of them, already set up. Chain a few together and a week of marketing gets done while you’re out on a job site.
per month to start
14-day free trial. Pro and Business plans add workflows, teams, and the API.
Start free trial (opens in a new tab)Best if you’re doing work an assistant could do, and you don’t have an assistant.
social.pdgeeks.com
A free AI audit of how your business shows up online. It scores your site, your social presence, and your local listings, then tells you plainly what to fix first and what it costs you to leave it broken.
forgedailyai.com
There are thousands of AI tools and most of them are noise. Answer five questions and the Stack Architect builds you a shortlist that fits your work and your budget, instead of the same ten tools every listicle names.
board.pdgeeks.com
Upload the reports you already get from Google, Facebook, and Instagram. Get back one plain-English brief: what went up, what went down, and what to do about it. Written for an owner, not an analyst.
On afakeserver.com, three AI models run their own trading strategies against live market data, on identical rules and identical starting balances, with the scoreboard public. Claude, ChatGPT, and Grok, plus a purely mechanical strategy as a control. Some of them lose. That is the point of publishing it. Most of what we know about AI reliability, guardrails, and cost came out of experiments like this one.
The products above cover most of what a small business needs. When they don’t, or when you’d rather not be the one clicking the buttons, we do the hands-on work too. Same shop, same people, same plain language.
Getting the tools above wired into how you already work.
Hands-on sessions so your people use AI confidently and safely.
When the thing you need doesn’t exist yet, we build it. Everything on this page started that way.
The hands-on, no-hype guide. 50+ ready-to-use prompts, a complete AI tool directory, a 30-day implementation workbook, and industry playbooks. Written by Patrick Albert for owners who want results, not theory.
The Small Business Owner’s AI Playbook
Second Edition • on Amazon
Different audiences, different problems, same shop.
debtpivot.com
An independent comparison of every legitimate way out of unsecured debt, including the options that don’t pay us anything. Settlement, consolidation, counseling, balance transfers, DIY, and bankruptcy, with real fees and real trade-offs.
Visit DebtFree Path (opens in a new tab)bitcoinforcharity.org
Donate Bitcoin directly to vetted non-profits, with no middleman taking a cut. We built it and we maintain it, because the technology ought to be useful for something besides speculation.
Visit the site (opens in a new tab)Run the free Recon Report and it will tell you where your biggest gap is. Or call and we’ll just tell you. No charge for the conversation.
The narrow ones, not the ones a search engine guesses at.
Yes, and that is the whole point of how AI Websites works. You tell us what the business does, we build the site, and you look at it. No card, no deposit, nothing due while it is being built. If you approve it, the first bill is $29.99 a month and that covers hosting, maintenance and an hour of updates each month. If you don't approve it, you owe nothing. You choose and register your own domain after approval, and it stays yours even if you cancel the plan later.
We do, through Thinglet Recon, our IT security consulting for Palm Desert and the Coachella Valley. It covers networks and Wi-Fi, business email, laptops and workstations, backups, and the phishing and wire-fraud scams aimed at small offices. Start with the free Security Checkup at recon.thingletai.com (opens in a new tab). It only looks at public pages and never asks for passwords or admin access. If you want someone to go deeper, we consult Monday through Friday, 9 to 5, for one household or an office of a hundred people.
ChatGPT is an empty box you have to describe the job to every single time. These are pre-built for one job each and already set up: The Writer drafts blog posts and emails, The Researcher sizes up a competitor, The Summarizer turns a meeting transcript into decisions and owners. Results land in your inbox, on your phone, or straight into the tools you already use, and you can connect your own Gmail or Outlook so anything sent goes out as you rather than as a robot.
It will if you publish the first draft, which is why we don't. The Writer drafts in your voice from what you give it, and you review before anything goes out. Treat the output as a first draft from a capable assistant who has never met your customers. The judgement about what is actually true of your business is still yours, and that is the part that makes writing sound like a person.
It depends entirely on the tool, and the answer is worth checking rather than assuming. The federal reference point is the NIST AI Risk Management Framework (opens in a new tab), a voluntary framework built around four functions: govern, map, measure and manage. The practical version for a small business is shorter. Find out where the data is processed and stored, whether your inputs are used to train anyone's model, who on your team can see what, and what happens to the data if you leave. If a vendor will not answer those four questions plainly, that is your answer.
Nothing reaches a customer without a person approving it. That is a deliberate design choice, not a limitation we are apologising for. AI is fast and confident and occasionally wrong in ways that read perfectly fluently, so the useful setup is one where it does the drafting and a human does the sending. Anyone selling you a system that posts, emails or replies with no review step is selling you a risk, not a saving.
Far fewer than the noise suggests. The U.S. Census Bureau's Business Trends and Outlook Survey (opens in a new tab) found overall business AI use running at 17 to 20 percent between December 2025 and May 2026, and under 20 percent among firms with four or fewer employees, while 37 percent of firms with 250 or more employees were using it. So the honest picture is that big companies are pulling ahead and most small ones have not started. That gap is the whole opportunity, and it will not stay open.
No. There is no install, no integration project and no consultant required to get started. The helpers are already running on our servers, the audit asks you for a website address, and the tool finder asks five questions. If you can use email you can use these. If you would rather not click the buttons yourself, we do the hands-on setup too.
The Recon Report scores how your business shows up online: your website, your social presence and your local listings. It comes back with what to fix first and what it is costing you to leave broken, in plain language rather than a metrics dump. It takes about a minute and it is free, with no obligation to hire anyone afterward.
Yes. The products cover most of what a small business needs, but setup and integration, team training and custom builds are all still hands-on services from the same shop and the same people. Everything on this page started as a custom build for somebody. A 30-minute call to work out which of those you actually need costs nothing.