Platform
Construction intelligence.
Built for construction — where the data is the messiest and the mistakes are the most expensive. Every log, receipt, and photo makes the next estimate, schedule, and call sharper.
How it works
01
Capture
Daily logs, scopes, receipts, invoices, sub bids, pay apps, change orders, store prints, job photos, email.
02
Record
One clean history of what actually happened. Every number lives in one place, so every screen matches.
03
Learn
Every number comes from the best data available — and tells you where it came from, how much data is behind it, and how much to trust it.
04
Intelligence Terminal
Cost, schedule, crew, and the Construction Dollar on one screen — with the jobs that need you at the top.
Learning
Your numbers win.
Every rate starts at industry standard and moves toward your real numbers as jobs close. No hard switch, no fake precision. A measured rate doesn't show until enough real jobs are behind it.
The most specific data wins — weighted by how much of it there is.
Trust
Every number shows its work.
Every number carries where it came from, how many jobs are behind it, and how confident it is. A guess never gets to pass as a forecast.
Measured from your operation, in real time.
Real data, still filling in. Gaps shown.
Projected from benchmarks until your data takes over.
Not unlocked yet. We say so instead of guessing.
Capabilities
What it does today.
- 01Learns production rates every time a job closes
- 02Forecasts job cost from your own history before work starts
- 03Projects completion from the crew's real pace, with a confidence score
- 04Flags jobs drifting over budget while there's still time to fix it
- 05Asks the crew why a scope ran long — so one bad night doesn't skew the numbers
- 06Calibrates material waste from what was actually used
- 07Prices your in-house crew against the market, per square foot
- 08Reads invoices, bids, and specs, and files them where they go
- 09Suggests the sub who's already done this scope
- 10Reads the serial number off an equipment nameplate photo — you confirm it