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Construction AI is aimed at smaller firms who struggle to afford the fees charged by giant software firms.
It has been developed by experienced building director Steve McKenna whose expertise spans quantity surveying, contract administration and construction dispute resolution.
McKenna said: “Most smaller firms still run projects on spreadsheets, WhatsApp groups, and paper filing systems, while their larger competitors pull further ahead.”
The platform delivers capabilities previously unavailable to smaller contractors including:
- Semantic search woven through the platform’s core — every document, every app-created record, every project item is embedded into the tenant’s own isolated database, enabling AI that genuinely comprehends construction language, drawing references, and specification clauses in context.
- Structured AI workflows that generate compliant Risk Assessment and Method Statements and construction programmes in minutes rather than days, following industry-standard methodology.
- An industry knowledge base trained on UK construction standards, regulations, CDM requirements, and best practice — enabling genuinely agentic, sector-specific AI responses grounded in how construction actually works, not generic chatbot answers.
- OCR-powered drawing management that can read, extract, and intelligently catalogue construction drawings and specifications automatically.
- Every module is underpinned by AI that has been purpose-built for construction — understanding UK contract structures, CDM regulations, building element classifications, building regulations, and the real workflows that contractors use daily.
McKenna said: “The development story is as significant as the platform itself. Every line of code, every database schema, every architectural decision was produced through a working partnership between a domain expert who knows exactly what the industry needs, and an AI capable of turning that knowledge into production-grade software.
“The technical architecture reflects patterns that experienced engineers would recognise.”
Construction AI is offering for a limited time an introductory founding member lifetime license for two seats at £2,000 — a fraction of enterprise alternatives and deliberately positioned to be accessible to the firms that need it most.
The pricing is only possible because the platform was built through AI collaboration rather than a traditional development process.