An operating system for home-service companies

Know what to fix this week.

We built it to run a real contracting business. It names this week's constraint, shows the math, and never guesses.

Your constraint · Manpower

Sample data · interface illustration
Crew capacity

More is blocked because booked crew hours run out before the week’s schedule does.

How sure

medium confidence

See the breakdown

Synthetic values, shaped like the product's own front tab: one constraint named, how sure the model is, and the math one click deeper.

The system

Your company, measured.

All eight departments

Marketing, Sales, Operations/Production, Customer Success, Recruiting/People, Finance, IT/Systems & Data, and Leadership/Executive. You turn each on when you are ready, one guided setup at a time.

Dashboards you shape

You pick the metrics, the order, and the time window, so the screen answers your questions, not a template's. Every layout saves per person, with a company default, and every number carries a plain definition one click away.

The constraint, named

The engine scores four stages, from estimating to crew capacity, and names the one capping your week. It ranks the drivers behind that stage, and you can open the math. With nothing connected, it says it cannot answer yet, and why.

See it work

AI that shows its work.

The numbers set your priorities. You make the calls.

Arranged by you

Sample data · interface illustration
Gross margin41%
Jobs completed128
Watchlist · biggest gaps to your standards

Synthetic values. In the product you pick metrics from a searchable list, drag tiles into order, and set the time window. Layouts save per person, with a company default.

Built around how you run.

The dashboard bends to the operator. Metrics, order, and time window are yours to set, and each person on your team keeps their own view.

The benchmark agreement.

Benchmarking is part of the standard agreement, disclosed before purchase. Your company contributes de-identified patterns and gets the group's benchmarks back. Nothing crosses a company line until the group is so large that no number can point back at one business.

Who it fits

Outgrown the spreadsheets.

Home-service companies at ten million dollars a year or more, run by operators who want the waste out. If you are pre-revenue or want a cheap self-serve dashboard, this is the wrong buy, and we say so.

There is no self-serve sign-up. You apply, a person reads it, and if the fit looks right we book a working session on your numbers. Either side can say no.

Proof

What we can show today.

Facts about the product as built, not customer results.

Departments in the system
8
The product, as builtAs of August 2026The count of departments a company can turn on, each with its own metric set.
Metric definitions in the registry
172
The product's metric registryAs of August 2026Every one ships with a plain-language definition and a written first move for when it goes red.

Apply to work with us.

The application takes a few minutes and commits you to nothing beyond a conversation. A person reads it and answers, yes or no.

Apply for a consultation