Orubilla builds and operates an agentic business-operations platform: autonomous marketing, accounting, and back-office agents proven on live local businesses. The product is not a deck. It is the business running.
$ orubilla --status > marketing LIVE Hermes - autonomous agency operations > accounting READY draft -> approve -> invoice > research LIVE thinksmart.life - field notes > inference OWNED local 27B-class model stack Two commercial deployments. Zero API spend.
Most local businesses stitch together agencies, SaaS tools, and manual processes. Orubilla turns the recurring operating loop into monitored agents, with humans handling exceptions and decisions that deserve a human.
Hermes manages content, search visibility, traffic reporting, and centralized lead intake for the michelseo.com agency and its live deployments.
See the growth deployment ->The accounting workflow drafts invoices, waits for explicit operator approval, and executes through Stripe. No guessing prices, taxes, or terms.
See the operating model ->thinksmart.life publishes AI research and deep dives that inform the systems we build, run, and measure in production.
Visit thinksmart.life ->Owned NVIDIA silicon runs our inference workloads locally: a 27B-class model stack, voice services, and the operations agent. This infrastructure is internal, not a cloud product.
Why we own the stack ->We are pre-revenue today. The platform is already operating on live businesses, with the first formal contract in October 2026.
A live local-business deployment receiving autonomous marketing operations, monitoring, and lead-intake support.
One owner, two brands: brentwoodorganizers.com and brentwoodrelocators.com. The first formal contract and collections milestone is October 2026.
The pattern that runs Orubilla — a real Delaware C-Corp with an AI agent for every department — is now available as a package. $1,000 flat: guided Stripe Atlas onboarding (you sign and submit), four AI agents live alongside your filing.
We are looking for local businesses whose recurring operations can become better, more auditable, and more autonomous.