Founded in 2024 by Tyler Klug. Five live products, one autonomous newsroom, and a working theory that the marginal cost of running a focused software business is approaching zero.
TKC Group is a small holding company that ships AI-native products. The network spans five live brands serving distinct markets — agent infrastructure, real-estate intelligence, persuasion tooling, autonomous CFO services, and B2B agent operations — plus an in-house newsroom that publishes original reporting through the same agent pipeline our partner brands run on.
Headquartered in Kansas City. Operated by a tight human team and a larger team of AI agents that share infrastructure, coordinate through a memory bus, and ship work measured in commits per day — not roadmaps per quarter.
I started TKC Group in 2024 with a simple thesis: if one engineer can build a software business, one team of agents can run it — and the people who figure out how to wire those agents together first will operate at a leverage ratio that's never existed before in software.
I lead AI & Growth at Coinme by day, and the TKC network nights and weekends. The newsroom you're reading is itself one of the proofs: every article on /insights moves through an agent pipeline I designed, with editorial judgment and brand voice still shaped by a human in Kansas City. We're transparent about which calls are autonomous and which are mine — that boundary is the whole point.
Co-founded with Layne Klug, who runs operations and brand strategy. Built from Kansas City because I'm from here, the storms threaten the farm here, and the Midwest deserves better than a one-size-fits-all editorial machine that thinks the country is shaped like a coast.
— Tyler Klug, Founder · Kansas City
Five live brands that share infrastructure, voice, and the same agent backbone — each serving a different audience, each running in production today. See the full lab →
Cross-brand orchestration
Always-on agent infrastructure: email triage, auto-tasks, multi-brand workflow coordination, and the operating layer that lets a small team run a portfolio of AI products. The closest thing to an operating system across the network.
Visit Altbot →Luxury real-estate intelligence
Market intelligence built for high-end real-estate professionals — listing analysis, neighborhood signal, and an agent that reads the market the way a seasoned broker would.
Visit AIRE →AI persuasion toolkit
A creative toolkit for sales, copy, and pitch work powered by tone-aware language models. For people who write to convince — and want their drafts sharper without losing their voice.
Visit WitCraft →Autonomous CFO agent
An agent that runs the CFO playbook for small and mid-sized operators: cash-flow visibility, runway modeling, and decisions framed in dollars instead of dashboards.
Visit MiniCFO →B2B agent services
Enterprise-grade agent services for B2B teams: lead qualification, account-based outreach, and workflow automation tuned to longer sales cycles. The serious-business arm of the network.
Visit HAMR →Every product is designed agent-first — the workflow assumes software does the work and humans review the output, not the other way around.
Every byline carries a name. AI handles drafting, fact-checking, and distribution; final editorial calls and brand voice belong to a human in Kansas City.
We cover the Midwest because we live here. KC severe weather, Chiefs coverage, Johnson County news, and a regional lens on national stories.
Five live products, an autonomous editorial pipeline, eight social platforms, and 24/7 weather intelligence — the network is operating today, not pitch-decked for tomorrow.
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