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One record for the job.
Change events feed change orders. Change orders gate pay apps. Pay apps tie to bills and the budget. We don't ship pieces that need a consultant to wire together.
About AOS
Built because the patchwork wasn't working.
AOS is construction software where the pieces actually talk to each other — project management, pay apps, change orders, field paperwork, closeout, and your subs on one shared record. Our first release is for commercial GCs; owner, subcontractor, architect, and residential views are rolling out with early customers who ask for them.
First release
Commercial GC Launch Pack — PM, money, field basics, closeout, subs, prequal, and materials
Rolling out
Owner, subcontractor, architect, residential, and permit views — turned on with early customers as they're ready
Connected
Change events, pay apps, and closeout on the same project record — not three exports and a prayer
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Contract-value tax. Flat monthly pricing — never a percentage of what you build
The story
The patchwork didn't fit the work.
For decades, construction companies have stitched together tools that were never meant to share a job: a PM platform from one vendor, accounting from another, payroll from a third, estimating in a spreadsheet, AP in email, and sub bids on whatever portal each owner picked that month.
Every system kept its own version of the same project. Every report was a hand-built export. Every reconciliation ate a Friday afternoon. The people paying the integration tax were usually field staff and project admins — not IT.
The big firms solved it by hiring integration teams. A 50-person GC shouldn't have to.
"Construction firms spend more time describing their business to software than running it." — why we started AOS
So we built AOS — not another standalone PM tool, but one place to run a job from prequal and materials through closeout, with your subs on the same record. We're shipping first with commercial GCs because that's where the connected workflow matters most day to day.
Principles
What we won't compromise on.
Construction is a low-margin industry that runs on trust. Software that doesn't earn that trust is software that gets ripped out at the next renewal. These are the four lines we draw.
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History you can stand behind.
Change history on every record. Photos and timestamps on field work. When an owner or insurer asks "what happened on this job?" — you can answer from one place.
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The field is the customer.
If a feature requires the field to retype something the office already knows, we built it wrong. Daily logs, punch, and photos flow up — not down.
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Flat pricing. No "contract value" tax.
You shouldn't pay your software more when you win a bigger job. AOS is priced by capacity, not by the size of the contract you just signed.
Want to see it on a real job?
Book 30 minutes — we'll walk through RFIs, pay apps, daily logs, and closeout the way your team already works, and tell you honestly what's ready today versus what's coming next.