ONE SMALL TOOL. A USEFUL FIRST STEP.
See an idea do something.
For example: describe how you calculate job quotes. Try a calculator that updates the estimate when you change the hours or materials. You enter the numbers; it handles that calculation.
That is one starting point. Tell us about your own repetitive task, missing feature or business app idea.
REAL WORK BY LC
See what we’ve actually built.
CLIENT WEBSITE
PJ’s Heating & Cooling
A local service business needs customers to find the right service and take the next step.
LC built PJ’s website with heating and cooling service pages, local service-area information, click-to-call buttons and a service-request form.
View PJ’s website (opens a new tab)LC’S OWN LIVE APP
The Problem Solver you’re using
We built the path from a plain-language problem to an editable tool, an offline download and an optional saved build request. Try the interaction yourself before deciding to talk to us.
Try your own ideaAI ENGINEERING · RESEARCH PROTOTYPE
FrontierSwarm Worker
We built an app for coordinating AI work across devices, with model selection, device controls and reconnection handling. Hardware tests demonstrated AI text generation on Android devices.
Our own research project, not a customer deployment or a ready-made business product.
OPTIONAL PAID APPS & AUTOMATION
Let’s work out what your business actually needs.
Need your team to share a job board, stop copying between systems, or use AI for a specific task? Brandon at LuxuriousComputers in Marion reviews the workflow with you. The first question is what would make the job easier.
That might mean configuring software you already have, connecting tools, or building something custom. The approach depends on access, feasibility and the people using it.
Discuss my projectYou can ask directly. Trying the free tool first is optional.
What happens after you ask?
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Brandon reviews the workflow.
Share what happens now, your current tools and the result you want. He follows up by your chosen email or phone to clarify the requirements and fit.
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Agree the scope and price.
Before paid work starts, agree a written scope: what will be built, the price, the timeline, required access and any ongoing costs.
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Test the work and plan the handover.
Agree examples of what “working” means for your team. Include setup, training, hosting, access and support responsibilities in the project scope.
Free tool: $0. Custom work: quoted for your project.
The quote should separate the build price, third-party or hosting costs, and any ongoing support. Your optional budget helps us assess fit; it is not a commitment to spend.
Ask LC for a build quote
Describe the workflow, the software you use and what you want to change. Brandon will review your request and follow up using your chosen contact method.
A few things to know
What do I get for free?
A small standalone calculator, tracker, checklist or template, depending on your description. It appears here, can be edited and can be downloaded as a working HTML file. No signup or card is needed. It may ask a clarifying question or explain when a request is outside its limits.
Will it connect to my business software?
The free tool works on its own. It does not sign in to accounts, import your records or send messages. Connections and larger apps need a separate feasibility review, scope and paid build.
Is this already a complete app for my team?
No. It is a small starting tool you can try. Team access, saved shared records, integrations, deployment and ongoing support can be discussed as part of a custom project.
Will someone contact me?
Only if you ask us to. The free tool does not require contact details. You can separately request an emailed copy or ask LC for a build quote.
How much does a custom build cost?
There is no single price for every workflow. Connections, users, data, features and support affect the scope. Ask for a quote with the build price and ongoing costs stated separately. No paid work starts without an agreed scope; you keep the free tool either way.
Will this add another task to my day?
Tell us which steps you want to remove and who still needs to approve decisions. We’ll use those details to assess the workflow and define the test examples. An integration is only included when it is feasible and part of the agreed scope.
Who maintains it, and what do I get at handover?
Agree hosting, account access, documentation, ownership or licensing, and support responsibilities in the quote. Ask what happens if a connected service changes or you want another feature. Ongoing maintenance is not automatically included in every build.
Can I share a confidential idea?
Start with a general description and fictional examples. Free solver descriptions are processed by LC and its AI providers, and LC may review them. For sensitive project details, discuss confidentiality and access arrangements with Brandon before sharing them.
How we use your description
LC and its AI providers process your description to create the result. LC may review submissions to improve the service and understand common business needs. Use fictional examples instead of passwords, confidential records or private customer information.
Anonymous solver submissions and generated results are kept for up to 30 days. If you request a copy or implementation, the request and contact details are kept for up to 90 days. Your edits to a result stay in this browser; they are not sent back or saved automatically. Download your result before closing this page.
LC counts page loads, whether a result was used or downloaded, and feedback you choose to give. Page-load records contain no description or contact details and are kept for up to 30 days. This helps us understand which solutions are useful. We do not record your keystrokes or replay your session.
AI can make mistakes. Check the result with sample data before using it in your business. The free tool does not connect accounts, send follow-ups or replace professional advice.
Requesting a copy does not enroll you in marketing. Advertising measurement is optional and has a separate unchecked permission box on the implementation form. Read LC’s privacy policy.