Autera brings thoughtful design and practical technology to the everyday work of running a business.
I’m Dylan. From owning Pele Pockets in Hawaiʻi to building websites, software, automation, and AI tools, I’ve learned to care about the details that make something useful.
Dylan RicheyFounder · Design, systems & technology
Based in Hawaiʻi
Why Autera exists
Your business should give you more room to live.
A clearer website. An inquiry that gets followed up. One less task to do twice. Useful changes add up to a working day that asks less of you.
The experience behind the work
Built from doing.
Small-business ownership, hands-on technical work, and a habit of turning ideas into things people can use.
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Running a business / Pele Pockets
The view from the other side.
For about a year and a half, I owned and operated Pele Pockets in Keaʻau, Hawaiʻi. Menu development, food prep, promotion, customer relationships—the daily work was mine to figure out.
That experience stays with me when we talk about your business. A new tool has to make sense in a real working day.
Pele Pockets · Keaʻau, Hawaiʻi
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Hands-on technology
It has to work in the real world.
Working as an AT&T technician, along with satellite installation, low-voltage systems, and home automation, taught me to follow a problem all the way through.
The same care goes into a website, a customer workflow, or an AI phone assistant: understand what it connects to, test the details, and make it usable.
Hands-on technical work
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Building Autera
From a good idea to a working tool.
Today, I bring that experience into websites, custom software, design, automation, and AI. You work with me from the first conversation through the build and handover.
The Aloha ʻĀina Tours website is one example: a real local business, a considered design, and a clear path for customers to book their next adventure.