Commonhouse installs practical, owned AI workflows around the work a business already repeats. This page is the reasoning: what we saw, what we believe because of it, and the one demonstration we can offer before we have customers to point at.
It had good tools and the work still lived in people's heads. The context was scattered across inboxes and chat threads. The same decisions could not be handed to anyone else, because the rule behind them had never been written down. And the AI experiments produced drafts, demos, and screenshots, and never a dependable way to run the work. The missing piece was never intelligence. It was a place for the business itself to live: files someone can read, rules someone can point to, and a system that runs one job against them.
The order never changes: map the job, decide the first outcome, build and test it, hand it back with the instructions. The long version has its own page, and the first step is a paid workflow diagnostic rather than a proposal, because finding the right job is worth more than starting fast on the wrong one.
We have no customer results to show yet, and we will not invent any. So here is the one honest demonstration a trust page can make: what your install looks like the day Commonhouse disappears from it. Press it.
One repeated job that matters is the right first move, before anything wider. The wider layer exists for when several jobs need one coordinated build, and the pricing page draws that line plainly. Nobody gets talked upward on this site.
Commonhouse installs AI workflows that a business owns: the system reads files the owner approved, drafts the repeated work, stops for a person's yes, and runs in the business's own accounts. It is a build and a set of keys, not a subscription.
Founder-led creative and marketing agencies are the current focus through at least Q4 2026, and that page shows the exact workflow. Serious inbound from other industries is welcome, and the fit call is where we say honestly whether we are the right builder for yours.
No. Commonhouse sells the build and the keys: the diagnostic, the install, and written instructions your team can run. The tools the system runs on, the AI models and the server, bill to your own accounts at cost; we do not resell them or take a margin. Nothing stops working when you stop paying us, which is what the kill switch above demonstrates.
The free 15 minute fit call, then, if there is a job worth building, the $1,000 AI Ops Audit, a paid workflow diagnostic that maps the job and tells you what to build first. The fee comes off the build. The audit has its own page.