Real builds for real businesses. Before and after.
I build everything around how you already think.
Claire Bouvier builds custom AI tools for small businesses in Kingston and across Ontario, built around how the owner already works. Below are real builds: what each business dealt with before, what I built, and what runs now.
Second Chair: tap to talk, get a plan. Clickable prototype.
Second Chair
Business owners make every decision alone.
A clickable prototype people can try, with the first distribution partner lined up.
What I built: An AI mentorship product: the mockup, the redesign and a working clickable prototype.
For clients
A trades business with 40 years of records
Forty years of spreadsheets, notebooks and files. Nobody could say their best sales months, or where the next twelve were going.
One picture of the seasons and patterns, and better questions: who spent big before the pandemic and hasn't been back? Where can margins go up and still beat the competition?
What I built: A private Business Brain on their own data, chosen for privacy first, plus a book of 100 questions the owner can ask it.
Her app: ask a question, it lands with her. Name hidden.
A muscle-testing practitioner
Clients sent questions by text, and answers got lost in the thread.
Clients send a question in the app, it lands with her, and the answer is saved.
What I built: An app built around how she does muscle testing, so she didn't have to change her method, plus an ask-anything assistant in her voice.
From the seizures module: recognition and monitoring, built when the need came up.
A home nursing organization
Training happened in person, when someone had time to run it.
New modules, like seizures, get built the moment the need comes up.
What I built: A live training system for their nurses that grows as needs come up, plus a standard-by-standard accreditation readiness audit.
The automations running behind the scenes. One has run 24,767 times.
An owner who isn't technical
Staff were confirming installs, chasing quotes and calling people back by hand.
Install confirmations, booking links and Google review requests run on their own. One automation has run 24,767 times.
What I built: A simple interface on top of GoHighLevel, with workflows built to match how they already work and changed on the fly when they need it.
Type three letters, pick the customer, book. Shown with made-up customers.
A sales team booking installs
Installs were confirmed by phone, one call at a time.
Type three letters, the customer fills in, and the installer and customer get their texts automatically.
What I built: A one-page booking screen, a 67-second how-to video for the sales rep, and a one-page cheat sheet for the installer.
The result after seven questions: your level and your path.
A university training centre
People landed on a long list of programs and didn't know where to start.
Seven questions, then the right program. A live demo built for the centre's director.
What I built: A program finder that matches people to a course in seven questions.
My own work
Google, Nov 9 2026: #1 for "AI marketing training Kingston Ontario," confirmed signed out.
Getting found by AI, on my own site
On Nov 3, my marketing page wasn't in Google's top 12 for "AI marketing training Kingston Ontario."
Six days later: #1, and named in Google's AI answer. Also #1 in Canada for "PIPEDA AI training for employees."
What I built: A full AI visibility audit and fix: page titles, a Kingston section, the file AI tools read about you, and a monthly check. The same audit I run for clients.
Drawings and captions cued to every word, rendered from code.
Videos that move with every word
Talking-head videos with no on-screen hook.
Animated videos where graphics act out each line, with the hook as the thumbnail.
What I built: A video engine in code that syncs animated graphics to my words, so every video comes out in the same format.
Legs day: tap each set, the rest timer starts on its own. Trainer photos blurred.
A workout app from my gym program
A three-day program sent as PDFs and screenshots.
One icon on my phone: every exercise step by step with photos, tap each set, a rest timer that starts itself, and it opens on whichever day is next.
What I built: A home-screen app built from my trainer's program: three days, every exercise, set tracking and timers.
Packed: kid, allergies, foods, box, done.
Packed, a Sunday-night lunch app
Sunday night, a fridge to check and five school lunches to plan.
Pick foods from real store data, snap the fridge, and get five lunches planned for your actual container.
What I built: A tappable prototype and a phase-by-phase build plan.
Play the chat, show the policy, show what happened next.
A workshop tool: the confident wrong answer
A real tribunal case about a chatbot's wrong answer, buried in legal text.
A click-through replay a room can watch, with the chatbot's answer side by side with the policy it got wrong.
What I built: An interactive replay built for my Invest Kingston workshop.
Who builds these
Claire Bouvier is the founder of BriteLite Strategies Inc. in Kingston, Ontario, and a licensed Ontario teacher (OCT). She has started seven businesses in 25 years and trained more than 5,000 businesses through 50+ economic development centres, conferences, universities, colleges and global companies like HubSpot. She builds AI tools and trains teams for small businesses across Ontario. Client names are left out on purpose.