AI-assisted project management — for GCs and trades
Your software stays. The work goes away.
An AI APM that carries the paperwork of 2–3 assistant project managers — RFI logging, submittal chasing, OAC packets, pay app backup, closeout, warranty letters — inside the software you already run.
- No platform to buy
- Nothing to switch
- Built by construction operators
[01] The gap
The work that keeps the job moving is the work nobody has time to do.
Fifteen years of multifamily construction operations, same story every year. The paperwork never stops the project — until it does. And it lands on whoever stayed late.
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The submittal log you update after dinner
Because 5pm is when the day's paperwork starts, not ends.
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The OAC package you build on Sunday
Agenda, minutes, open items, photos — assembled by whoever drew the short straw.
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The closeout that drags past turnover
Punch items, warranties, as-builts. Everyone's project, nobody's job.
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The warranty calls that land on you
Because there is nobody else, and the homeowner does not care whose scope it was.
That gap is the whole business case.
[02] The takeover
Name the bottleneck. Watch it leave.
RFI logging
It takes over
Every RFI logged the hour it comes in. Ball-in-court tracked, due dates watched, the log current before your first coffee.
It drafts
Response language from the contract and the drawings, ready for your review — not a blank reply window.
Stays with you
The call on the answer. The relationship with the design team. The field decisions.
Submittal chasing
It takes over
The submittal log, the review-window clock, and the chase list — who owes what, and for how long they have owed it.
It drafts
The nudge emails to subs and designers, in your tone, with the history attached. You hit send.
Stays with you
Approvals. The judgment on a sub who is drowning versus one who is ignoring you.
OAC packets
It takes over
The full packet: last week's minutes, open items, schedule status, photos — assembled from your own records, ready Sunday night instead of built Sunday night.
It drafts
Meeting minutes from the meeting itself, with owners and dates on every action item.
Stays with you
Standing in front of the owner. The room is yours.
Pay application backup
It takes over
Backup that actually matches — line items, lien waivers, stored materials, prior-period reconciliations. Assembled, checked, cross-referenced.
It drafts
The transmittal, the cover letter, and the response to the reviewer's first round of questions.
Stays with you
The numbers you sign. The owner conversation about what they mean.
Closeout
It takes over
The checklist. The punch-list chase. The warranty collection. The binder assembly. The list shrinks while your crew sleeps.
It drafts
Collection letters, final punch notices, and the as-built transmittals nobody wants to write.
Stays with you
The final walkthrough. The handshake.
Warranty letters
It takes over
Every call logged, every item tracked to its response window, every trade notified inside contractual time.
It drafts
The letters to the trades, the status updates to the owner, and the escalation when a window is about to blow.
Stays with you
The relationship call. Knowing which sub needs a push and which needs grace.
[03] Your software stays
Same software. Same team. The work just happens.
Inbox triaged
The log is current before the first coffee. Nothing waited overnight.
RFIs logged
Logged the hour they came in. Ball-in-court visible to everyone.
Pay app backup
Assembling itself — line items, waivers, stored materials, all matched.
Closeout shrinks
Contracts drafted, letters out, the punch list shorter while the crew sleeps.
[04] The math
Two or three APMs of paperwork output. One retainer.
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$63K–$100K+
One APM, Texas
Before truck and bonus. Add both, and the real number is higher.
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$164K–$390K
Two or three, per year
All-in payroll for the paperwork coverage every GC is short on.
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$30K–$42K
One retainer, per year
The paperwork output of all of them. Works nights, weekends and holidays. Never gives notice.
[05] How it works
Start with the free look. Scale from there.
Free diagnostic
$0Send the one paperwork task eating your week. We map exactly what an AI APM takes over, what it drafts, and what stays with you.
Readiness audit
$6K–$12KA hard look at your paperwork streams, systems and permissions. You get a build plan either way.
First build
$10K–$20KOne paperwork stream goes to the AI APM, end to end, inside the software you already run.
Monthly retainer
$2.5K–$3.5K/moThe APM keeps running — every project, nights, weekends, holidays. The paperwork load of 2–3 people, held.
[06] Straight answers
The questions we get.
Behind on something right now?
Send us the one paperwork task that is eating your week. First look is free. Worst case, you get a clear picture of the workload. Best case, it goes away.
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