Construction PM, run by an agent.

An agent that knows your scope, schedule, and subs — talk to it like a person, and it handles the job: logging work, flagging risks, drafting changes, tracking budgets — anything a good PM would do.

See it in action

Framing's about to wrap on the third floor — check if we're on schedule and flag anything.

Checked against the schedule and the drywall sub's history. Framing is 1 day ahead. Heads up — this crew had a vapor-barrier miss on Lakeview that caused a tear-out. Want me to add a QC check before the slab pour starts?

Yes, add it.

Done — QC check added to next week's checklist.

Also reorganize next week's schedule, drywall's delayed two days.

Drafted change Push drywall start to Thursday, shift painting and trim by two days. This affects the client walkthrough date.

Talk. It's done.

Say what you need — log today's work, pull a report, check a budget — and the agent does it. No screens to learn, no training required.

It knows your project, not just construction.

Loaded with your scope, your schedule, your subs, your standards from day one — so answers and actions fit this job, not a generic template.

Every project makes the next one smarter.

Past rework, problem subs, late deliveries — the agent remembers and flags it before it repeats, even if the person who lived through it has moved on.

Built around how you work, not a menu you dig through.