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Software and AI consulting from Hilo, Hawaiʻi. We build first versions of apps, full websites, and AI agents, and we teach teams to use AI well.
Start a conversationA liko is a new leaf bud. On ʻōhiʻa, the first leaves come in red.
A working first version of your app that real users can try, so you learn what matters before you spend more.
Sites with the features your business runs on: booking, payments, forms, and pages you can edit yourself.
Hands-on sessions for your staff on using AI tools in their daily work, including where not to use them.
Agents that take on a specific job in your workflow. We build them, watch how they perform, and maintain them.
sawdust.diy
A carpentry workshop in the browser. Plan a build with real lumber and real tool steps, then follow the step-by-step guide, or stand the finished piece in your own room at full size from your phone.
Visit sawdust.diy
Open source
Keeps an app's interface text in one Markdown file per language, so translators and language models can work on plain text. It comes with a prompt that has a coding agent pull the strings out of your app.
Source on GitHubLiko Labs is run by Taylor Finley, who grew up on Kauaʻi and lives in Hilo. As a keiki o ka ʻāina, Taylor began learning ʻōlelo Hawaiʻi and Hawaiian cultural practice in preschool in 1988.
We work by the principle of pono and turn down any project that takes more than it gives. Liko Labs is solar powered and based on a sustainable farm in an ʻōhiʻa forest on Moku o Keawe. We offer free and discounted work for kanaka-owned businesses and community projects.
Tell us what you're working on. We'll reply within two business days.