A platform we can’t show you yet.
We’re building the platform a general contractor runs their business on, from the first opportunity through closeout, as one modern system. It’s in active development with a live beta. That’s most of what we can tell you — and the reason why is the interesting part.
Built on Neural Ops. Our agent platform plans, builds, reviews, and ships it, with senior engineers owning every call that matters.
At a glance
- Client type
- Enterprise
- Industry
- Commercial construction
- Status
- Active development · live beta
- Disclosure
- Limited by client agreement
- Built with
- Neural Ops
What we can say
Construction runs on spreadsheets and twenty-year-old software, in tools that don’t talk to each other. The cost of that isn’t the licensing — it’s the re-keying, the version drift, and the decision made on a number that was already stale.
We’re replacing that with one platform covering the operation end to end, rebuilt on a modern stack rather than ported, with AI applied where it changes an outcome rather than where it demos well. It’s the largest thing we have in flight, and it runs on Neural Ops — which is how a team our size migrates an entire operating platform while the existing one stays live for real users.
Why the detail stops here
This is a client’s competitive advantage, not ours to spend. We don’t publish a client’s name, screens, roadmap, or numbers without written approval, and on this engagement we don’t have it — so you get an outline and no screenshots. That is exactly the treatment your project would get.
If you’d rather judge the work than the summary, look at BlueHelm: we own it outright, so we can show all of it — the screens, the release cadence, the honest limitations. Same team, same platform, same standard. And if a conversation gets far enough to need real references on the confidential work, we ask the client and let them decide.
Stack
Tell us the problem.
If your project doesn't look like anything on this page, that's the call. Tell us the problem and we'll tell you what's worth building, and what isn't.