Construction CopilotUpload the plans. AI builds the project.
AI reads a full plan set and infers the project — every inspection and compliance item, city-specific quirks, revision conflicts, and a schedule skeleton. You assign it and run it.
Two engines, one brain — Plan Intelligence reads the drawings, Project Intelligence turns what it finds into action.
AI proposes, you confirm — nothing books or commits without your sign-off.
On a residential site, inspections, notifications, and sign-offs live in phone calls, texts, and one person's memory. Miss one — an inspection never scheduled, a party never notified — and the work stops. Every downstream inspection slips, and the owner starts renegotiating the contract.
What's missing was never money or technology. It's one piece of information reaching the right person.


A real inspection board — built by AI from a real residential plan set. Owner and third parties masked; everything else is live output.
Every item carries its code reference, source sheet, and how it was extracted — vision layer, PDF text layer, or both. Nothing executes on its own.
Nothing enters a schedule, budget, or outbound message without a licensed person's sign-off. Liability stays where the industry already puts it.
Who approved what, when, on what basis — reviewable, defensible.
Construction Copilot reads your construction plans and surfaces every required inspection, notification, and sign-off — routed to the right party (city, sewer district, special inspectors, structural observation, HERS raters) and organized so your team never misses one.
This is why we are not "AI that reads drawings."
PLAN INTELLIGENCE
PROJECT BRAIN
Not a database. Not BIM. Every fact carries its source sheet, page, extraction channel, and the human who confirmed it. Plan Intelligence writes it. Project Intelligence reads it.
PROJECT INTELLIGENCE
Generic AI reads a drawing and forgets it. We turn drawings into a project model that compounds — and every answer traces back to a sheet, a page, and a person who signed off.
$300 per project / month
Unlimited users · Billing stops when the project ends · Records stay free, forever
$99 for small jobs
A job cost, not overhead.
This trade passes job costs into the bid. Overhead comes out of the owner's profit — which is why owners hate software subscriptions. A full project cycle runs about 0.3–0.5% of contract value, against tens of thousands in per-project waste.
Try it on one project. No company-wide bet.
Building department, sewer district, special inspectors, HERS — each item pinned to the right party and the right phase.
Upload a new set — see which pages changed and where the conflicts are.
Ask where an item came from — get the sheet, the page, and who confirmed it.
Built by a working PM at a Bay Area general contractor — everything in this product comes from job sites, not market reports.