Drawing Takeoff Studio
Mark up a plan and it builds a finished square-footage schedule for you, so takeoffs happen without counting by hand.
A selection of what we've designed, built, and put into production. Several have live demos you can try right now, no sign-up required.
Mark up a plan and it builds a finished square-footage schedule for you, so takeoffs happen without counting by hand.
Move a few live sliders and watch a full budget build itself across every CSI division. Fast, early numbers you can actually trust.
Checks any subcontractor's bid against the real scope and flags where it's padded. Roofing is the worked example: it caught a bid for 86 drains when the job needed 3.
Reads incoming email and drafts replies in your voice, so the inbox mostly handles itself and nothing important slips through.
A free tool that matches a bank statement to your books in seconds. Hit reconcile and cleared lines turn green, exceptions flag amber, and the balances tie out. Works with QuickBooks, Xero, and more.
A bot that reads site photos from a group chat and files each one into the right folder on its own, 24/7. Tested at 100% accuracy on a real batch.
Drop in a submittal and it reads itself, then logs straight into a clean tracker with full revision history. No manual entry.
Keeps every DOT permit in one place and flags what's expiring in red and amber, so nothing lapses by surprise.
Drop in an invoice and it reads itself, then logs neatly into a spreadsheet with costs and approvals tracked. No more manual data entry.
Led the rollout of Claude across an entire organization, getting every team set up, trained, and actually using it, so AI became part of how the company works day to day.
A live, block-by-block map of where NYC parking tickets actually land — all five boroughs, 7.6M real citations, by day, time, and violation type. Drop a pin and it reads the posted meter rules, gives your real odds if you skip the meter, and tells you whether it's cheaper to risk it or pay.
There is more where these came from. See everything on GitHub.