Led by the person who builds it.
Altura Systems, Inc. is a Delaware corporation that sets up AI automation and AI operations teams for growing businesses, churches and nonprofits. It is led by David Horton, CEO.
Incorporated in 2026. Registered office in Newark, Delaware.
David Horton
Founder and Chief Executive Officer
David built technology inside a church before he built it for anyone else.
He runs the technology of a multi-campus church: servers, giving and payment systems, content pipelines, and the automation stack that follows up with visitors and routes the week’s requests. That work happens under the constraints most small teams live with: a small staff, a tight budget and no tolerance for downtime on a Sunday morning.
He built ChurchAI.tools, and the AI operations team that runs Altura’s own research and outreach. He founded Altura Systems to install the same kind of systems for other organizations.
David scopes every engagement himself and approves what gets built and what gets sent. There is no account manager between a client and the person who understands the system.
How the company is set up
Altura is deliberately small, and we would rather say so than dress it up. We take on a limited number of clients, we sell fixed-scope offers only, and we say no when something is outside what we can do well.
The company runs on its own AI operations team. Agents research prospects, draft outreach and plan the week. David approves anything sent or published, and every price, proposal and invoice. If you hear from Altura, a person approved it.
The fair question is what you are buying when the firm is one person and a set of agents. Three things make it hold up. David is not between jobs: he runs the technology of a multi-campus church, which is where this stack runs in production every week and gets tested on a Sunday morning. The agents do the preparation, which is why one person can hold the scope of a sprint without it slipping. And every build is handed over with a runbook, so the work does not live only in his head.
That last point is the one worth checking. If Altura stopped trading tomorrow, you would still own a documented workflow running on your own accounts, and someone else could pick it up from the runbook. We would rather you never need that than pretend it could not matter.
What we hold to.
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A person signs off on what leaves
Agents prepare. People approve anything sent to a customer, published, or paid. We install that rule for clients and live by it ourselves.
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We run it before we sell it
Every offer comes from a system already working in production at a church or inside Altura. We do not sell a setup we have not lived with.
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A fixed scope and a finish line
You know the price and the date before we start. When something will take longer than planned, we say so when we know it, not when it becomes undeniable.
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You own what we build
Workflows, prompts, knowledge bases and documentation belong to you. Everything is written down well enough that someone else could take it over. If you want to leave, we help you leave.
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The operation comes before the software
We learn how the work is really done, including the workarounds and the spreadsheet nobody admits to, before we automate any of it.
Registered information
As held on the company’s D-U-N-S record.
- Legal name
- Altura Systems, Inc.
- Legal form
- Corporation, incorporated in the State of Delaware
- Year founded
- 2026
- Registered office
- 131 Continental Dr, Ste 305, Newark, DE 19713, United States
- Principal
- David Horton, Founder and Chief Executive Officer
- D-U-N-S number
- 149891378
- Telephone
- +1 470-796-9783
- [email protected]
- Website
- alturasystems.io
Talk to David directly.
The first call is with the person who would scope and build the work.