Who made this, and what it means.

AIsle is an AI consulting and business automation practice in Louisville, Kentucky, run by Mark Andrew Palmer and Joe Ponzio. Business people first, tech people too. Forty years in business between us, a book on Wall Street, and our own companies as the test bed: everything we install for a client has already run inside Omythic and Agency AEO.

The name is the idea. No matter which side of the aisle you're on about AI, it's coming. We put a machine on every job a machine does better, and we put people back on the work only people can do. Keep the sacred. Automate the rest.

Inside The Epiphery, an ideation lab on the lower level of the Hughes Building at 209 E Main St, Louisville, KY 40202, on Whiskey Row. The first meeting happens there, at a real table, with coffee, and you leave with a number.

Text first: 502-794-7447. We answer faster than we talk. Louisville, Lexington, Southern Indiana and Cincinnati in person; the rest of the country by the same system.

Two bars stand where the I should be. The blue one is the machine. The orange one is the human. The gap between them is the aisle, and it never closes: that gap is where you decide what stays yours. The letters keep the colour of whatever ground they're on, so the mark reads on ink, on gray and on paper without changing who it is.

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One question decides who does what: where in the business does it live? The Epiphery is the place. Omythic is how you look: brand, identity, the website. Agency AEO is how you're found when AI and Google answer. Web Wishery builds and hosts the sites. AIsle is how you run: the brain, the agents, the dashboards, the portals and the proposals, inside the business.

• Hand-built on our own site kit: static HTML, CSS and a little JavaScript. No page builder, no theme, no tracking until you say yes.
• Type is Roboto Slab, Figtree and Barlow Condensed, self-hosted so nothing phones home for a font.
• The particle aisle behind the page is the Omythic 3D Engine: one draw call, loads after the page is idle, off entirely when you ask for reduced motion.
• Built to be found and to be quoted: Schema.org on every page, llms.txt for AI readers, an XML sitemap and robots.txt for crawlers.
• Tested with a keyboard, a screen reader, reduced motion and small phones on every release. WCAG 2.2 AA is the target. Details on the accessibility page.
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