TelAve -- ORLANDO, FL, March 18, 2026 -- Frank Scaplen, a stroke survivor and solo entrepreneur from Orlando, Florida, has launched MyUSA.us -- The All American Website, a verified online directory of 109 American-made, American-owned companies.

Scaplen built the entire site during his stroke recovery using artificial intelligence as his primary tool. Every company in the directory is verified against a rigorous 5-point standard before listing.

"After a stroke changed my life, AI became the tool that helped me write, publish, build, and work again," said Scaplen. "This site is proof that a stroke survivor can still build something that matters."

The launch comes at a critical moment for American manufacturing. With 15% tariffs in effect on imported goods and 25% tariffs on imported furniture, buying American has never made more financial and patriotic sense.

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MyUSA.us features 109 independently verified American-made companies across 16 categories including tools, boots, cookware, furniture, and apparel. No pay-to-list policy -- every company earns its spot through verification. Free brand list at myusa.us.

Stroke affects approximately 800,000 Americans every year and is the #1 leading cause of serious long-term disability in the United States. Scaplen used AI tools to build an entire business from scratch during rehabilitation.

"American manufacturers keep building even when it is hard. That is exactly what I was trying to do in recovery," Scaplen said.

MyUSA.us earns revenue through Amazon Associates. All links disclosed. No companies pay for placement.

Resources for stroke survivors: stroke.org | National Stroke Helpline: 1-800-STROKES
Contact: frankscaplen@gmail.com | www.myusa.us