One person. Montana. Plain. Direct.

I am Mark. That is Beck. And Sinopah, the one upside down. We live in the Flathead Valley, and I build websites and Agents for small businesses around here.

I started BeargrassAI because small businesses in rural Montana deserve technology that actually works. Fast sites. Accurate information in every place a customer might check. An Agent that gives real answers instead of making them up. And the person who built it should pick up the phone when you call.

Every client site runs through the same five-step process. Every Agent runs on the same approved-facts discipline. Every site runs on hardware and software I manage myself, from the Flathead Valley.

The client list is deliberately small. Depth over volume. The shops in the portfolio include a guitar builder, a veterinary practice, a service-trades crew, and a few publishers. Each one is a real relationship, not a case study.

Before BeargrassAI I spent years building systems for big companies. Some specifics that matter for what I do now:

One hundred and eighty website migrations in three months. For a nationwide service provider. I have done web work at scale.

Production AI systems for business clients since 2023. Real production work, not prototypes.

Quality assurance background. My job was making sure what is online is accurate and reliable. That is exactly what a small-business website and a small-business Agent need.

In tech since 2017. Long enough to know what works. Short enough to remember when something is hype.

I left corporate to build something of my own, in a place I love, for people I can sit down and have coffee with.

Made in Montana is not a flag on the footer. It is where the work happens, where the phone is answered, and where the maintenance runs from. The Flathead is home. Customers who come here for a week each summer already know the valley has craftsmen who finish the work. BeargrassAI sits in that tradition, just with a different toolkit.

I answer every message myself. Or read a few articles in the Learn library before we talk.