The command centre
A desktop app for Mac and Windows, for me: an overview of the estate, every agent, search analytics, approvals, support, and every run. Locked with a password and Touch ID.
Little River is my family office, a small building behind the blue tile mural on NE 2nd Ave in Little River, Miami. A few businesses are run from it, and the day-to-day work behind them (marketing, content, outreach, search and support) is done by a team of AI agents running on a server in the office. They draft, research and report; a person approves anything that goes out.

The command centre's Floor screen, an earlier version.
Nothing goes out on its own. Every email, post and reply arrives as a card that can be approved, denied, or sent back with notes, and the revision comes back for another look. The cards show up in the command centre and in a Discord channel, so approving work takes a tap from wherever I am.
A desktop app for Mac and Windows, for me: an overview of the estate, every agent, search analytics, approvals, support, and every run. Locked with a password and Touch ID.
A web console for the team. They work the support queue and hand jobs to agents in a small pixel town, one building per company, and the agent reports back.
littleriver.site: the building, a view-only version of the agent town, consulting, and a recording space that is on the way.

The agent town's main square, as visitors see it on littleriver.site.
"Look inside" opens a look-alike of the command centre with a frozen snapshot from September 2026. Nothing in it is live.