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We launched IguanAI

IguanAI Team · April 14, 2026

There is a particular kind of frustration that shows up in executive conversations about AI right now. It sounds like: "We ran a pilot. It demoed well. Nothing actually changed." Or: "We paid a consultancy for a strategy deck. Six months later we have the deck and nothing else." Or, most quietly: "We know this technology matters. We just don't have anyone who will sit with our actual operations and turn it into something our team will use on Monday."

We started IguanAI because that frustration is solvable, and because the people solving it are almost never the people selling AI. The people solving it are architects — the kind who have spent years turning complex technical systems into business outcomes, who are comfortable in a warehouse, a call center, a clinical workflow, or a trading desk. Who treat a production deployment as the goal, not the pilot.

So that is what we built. A small firm in Delray Beach, focused on a small number of executives who want AI that runs their business, not AI that gets talked about in a quarterly update.

A few things define how we work. We keep the client roster intentionally small — depth over volume. We show up in person when it matters. We build alongside your team and hand over working systems with documentation. We are honest about what AI is and is not good at, and we will tell you plainly when the right answer is not to build something. We do not charge for strategy decks that cannot be executed.

The name is a local reference, and a deliberate one. Iguanas are everywhere in South Florida — patient, well-adapted, unshowy. That feels right for the kind of work we do.

If you are an executive in Palm Beach County, or anywhere else, and you have a workflow that AI should be running and isn't, we would like to hear about it. Fifteen minutes on a call tells us whether we can help. If we can't, we will say so and point you somewhere better.

— The IguanAI Team