Superintendents
Voice-to-daily-log
- Today
- Logs typed at night, details lost.
- With Claude
- A two-minute voice note and photos become a formatted daily log for review.
Construction & trades
Workflow automation and Claude for Front Range general contractors, specialty subs and service trades: daily logs, RFIs, change orders and follow-ups that happen on time, every time.
Where the automations sit in the project lifecycle.
Preconstruction
Claude summarizes bids side by side and answers questions from the spec book with section references.
Execution
Supers talk and snap photos; the daily log is drafted before they leave the site.
Execution
Drafted from field notes and drawings, so T&M work gets written up and billed.
Closeout
Automated chasing of missing documents from subs and suppliers.
Service
Every estimate gets a same-day follow-up and a reminder sequence.
The office side of the job
| Offer | Timeline | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Automation Opportunity Sprint: three ranked workflows with ROI and scope | 1 week | $1,500 |
| Single Workflow Build, e.g. daily logs or change-order capture | 2–3 weeks | $4,000–$7,500 |
| Automation Sprint: three workflows built and handed over | 6 weeks | $15,000–$25,000 |
| Managed Automations: monitoring and new small automations | Monthly | $750–$2,500/month |
Sprint fee credited toward a build started within 60 days.
Superintendents
Project managers
Service managers
No. We build around the platforms you already use and only recommend changes when something is clearly broken.
We design for the field first: voice notes, photos and texts, not new apps. If it's slower than the old way, we change it.
You do. Everything is built in your accounts and documented with a runbook.
Yes. A [fractional CIO](/fractional-cio) can own your software stack, vendors and security as you grow.
The $1,500 Automation Opportunity Sprint ranks your best opportunities by payback and is credited toward the build.