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VLOX: the company built on what Obsessed AI sells

VLOX is a smart home design and integration company Juan Camou owns and runs, selling Savant, Lutron and motorized shades. Obsessed AI does not install AV. VLOX does, and VLOX runs on the same systems Obsessed AI builds for clients: proposal generation, system design workflows, sales and operations handoffs. It is the case study, not a client. Every system that eventually gets sold to an AV company gets tried inside VLOX first, on VLOX's own jobs and VLOX's own money.

That relationship is stated plainly because it should be checkable, not taken on faith. VLOX sold its first job at $50,000 in July 2026. It is a real, small company, not a demo account, and it carries real risk. If a proposal workflow or a handoff system does not work, VLOX feels it first, on a live job, before any of it reaches a client.

That order matters more than it sounds like it should. Most AI agencies sell a system they have only ever demoed. Obsessed AI runs the system inside a company with its own payroll and its own clients, and only offers it once it has done real work there.

A free tool built for one dealer's craft, not for a pitch

Obsessed AI built a free Ketra lighting brief generator for an AV dealer as a gift, not a sales tool. It walks through the same layered questions a senior lighting designer asks on a real project, names the actual Ketra products and design rules the dealer already works with, and outputs a brief that reads like something a paid designer would sign off on. No dealer name is attached here, because it was built for their business, not to advertise it. The point of the tool is what it shows about how Obsessed AI works: understand the actual craft first, and let the AI stay invisible behind it.

The $300K leak calculator

Every AV company loses money in places nobody adds up: hours spent on proposals that don't close, truck rolls for problems that were a reboot, change orders that never get written down. The calculator on the AV page walks through your own revenue, your hours, and where your time goes, and shows the monthly number in dollars. It runs entirely in your browser. Nothing you enter gets stored or sent anywhere. The $300K figure behind it is Juan Camou's own estimate for a $2M AV integrator, built from twenty years running one, not a claim about your company specifically until you run your own numbers.

Twenty years inside an AV company, not twenty years watching one

Before Obsessed AI, Juan Camou ran an AV and home automation company in Los Angeles for twenty years. Not advising it. Running it: job sites, truck rolls, Lutron installs, Savant programming, the calls that come in at 9pm before a dinner party. Every system Obsessed AI proposes to a client gets shaped by what broke, and what worked, inside that company. That is experience, and it is labeled as experience here rather than dressed up as a case study, because it is not one.

What is not yet proven

Obsessed AI has not yet delivered a full system for a paying client and published the measured result. That is the honest state of things right now. No hour counts, no dollar figures, no "clients say" quotes get attached to a deployment that has not happened yet. The proof that exists today is VLOX running on these systems, the Ketra tool doing real work for a dealer, the calculator doing real math, and twenty years that came before any of it.

When a client result exists with real numbers attached, it goes here, with the client's name only if they choose to put it there. A guess dressed up as a result would be worse than no proof at all, because it would be a lie an AV owner has no way to check. Everything above can be checked.

If you want to see how these systems would apply to your business, the use cases page breaks down what gets built and where. Or book a free 30-minute discovery call and bring your own numbers.