We build for industries where the software hasn't caught up to the work
Not every industry needs us. We look for the ones where people are still stuck with tools that weren't built with them in mind.
We don't build for every industry. We build for the right ones.
Before we enter an industry, we look for a specific pattern: the people doing the work are underserved by the tools available to them. They're working around their software instead of with it. Forms are manual. Communication is scattered. Processes that should take minutes take hours.
When we see that pattern, we go deep. We study the workflows, learn the language, and build software that fits — like it was made by someone who does the job every day.
Where we go deep
Built for the way contractors actually work.
Permits, inspections, compliance documents, and client communication — contractors deal with a mountain of paperwork and coordination that most software ignores or oversimplifies. We’ve studied these workflows firsthand and built tools that handle the complexity without adding more of it.
Products available:
- CoreDocs for Contractors — Document automation configured for permits, inspections, and compliance
- CorePortal for Contractors — Client portal with real-time project status and two-way communication
Built for the way real estate professionals actually work.
Transaction coordination, document management, and client communication are at the core of every deal — and most of it is still happening through email chains, shared drives, and manual follow-ups. We’re building tools that bring structure and visibility to the process without slowing it down.
Products available:
- CoreDocs for Real Estate — Document automation configured for transaction workflows
- CorePortal for Real Estate — Client portal with real-time deal status and transparency
More industries are on the way.
We don't expand until we're ready to go deep. When we enter a new industry, it gets the same treatment: full immersion, real workflow mapping, and software built from the ground up. No shortcuts.
Know an industry that's being underserved? We want to hear about it.
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