Work

What we have built, described plainly

No percentages we cannot show you, and no savings claimed on a client's behalf. Each project says what came in, what we built, what came out — and whether it reached production or stopped at a proof of concept. Client drawings are confidential, so the images are our own output on comparable sheets.

PropTechProof of concept
Floor plans to an indoor navigation graph
Turning a building's plan set into something you can route through: rooms as polygons, doors as the edges between them, and a graph a navigation app can query.
A commercial real estate and facilities software team
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ConstructionDelivered pipeline
Takeoff for a commercial estimator
The measuring part of takeoff, automated: counts per room, wall runs traced, areas computed, and the numbers written into the spreadsheet the estimators already used.
A commercial construction and trade estimating practice
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Construction SaaSProof of concept
Drawing analysis inside a SaaS product
Their users were already uploading plans. We built the service that turned those uploads into rooms, areas and element records inside their product, under their branding.
An enterprise construction management software company
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Architecture / AECDelivered pipeline
Door tags reconciled to schedules
The cross-sheet check nobody enjoys: every door tag on the plan views matched against every row of the door schedule, and both kinds of mismatch surfaced.
An architectural and building envelope consultancy
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EstimatingDelivered pipeline
Window schedules off scanned sheets
An OCR problem that generic engines could not touch: rotated text, non-standard abbreviations and stacked dimension callouts on scanned schedule sheets.
A glazing subcontractor and window manufacturer
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