Toolroom
The gap in the trades
87% of contractors say AI will change construction. 19% have changed how they work.Dodge Construction Network
It drafts.
You stamp.
Toolroom puts AI on the office work — change orders, client updates, daily logs, collections letters, sub scopes — with one hard rule: it never invents a price, a quantity, or a code, and it never replaces your license. Say the task; it writes the grounded prompt and runs it.
Built for
Developer, investor, or flipper? That's deal work — Boardroom covers underwriting, land, and development.
What's the one task you'd love to never do again?
Say it like you'd say it in the truck. I'll do it on your job's facts right now, and show you the move behind it.
What you paste goes to Anthropic's Claude API to write the draft, and nowhere else. It is not used to train a model, and it is not stored on our servers unless you sign in and sync. Where your data goes →
Two runs on the house, no signup. A free account gets you 10.
How contractors put AI to work here
Your change orders, updates, and logs
The office work that eats your evenings, drafted in seconds and ready to send.
It sounds like you wrote it
Writes the way you already talk to clients and subs.
Grounded, never invented
Never an invented price, quantity, or code citation. Gaps get flagged, not filled.
The math shown and checked
Markup, margin, change-order totals. Laid out so you can verify it.
160 lessons, every trade
Bids to change orders to punch-out. The whole contracting craft, across 27 areas.
Try it free
Two runs on the house, no signup. A free account gets you 10. Just your email.
Generic AI
“…recessed lights run $150–$200 each, per code section 210.70.”
A price it was never given and a code cite from memory. Both now in writing, both yours to own.
Toolroom
“Price: [NEEDS: your number]. Code: confirm with the building department.”
Your numbers, your license, your call. Nothing fabricated.
We tested it, no AI judging AI
Fifty construction tasks — estimates, change orders, code cites, lien deadlines — with the numbers deliberately missing, four systems, a published screen. The raw systems stated invented figures as fact on 13 to 17 of the 20 pressured asks; the same Claude model, behind this door's rules, on 0 of 50. Every prompt and raw output is published.
Read the study →Your first day
Monday morning. The voice-note you talk into your phone on the drive in becomes the daily log.
The client says yes in the driveway. Scope writes the change order while it's still fresh — your price, in writing, signed before the work starts.
Friday afternoon. The client update goes out before you leave the site, not after dinner.
The contractor library
Twelve trades, built in the open.
The trade-by-trade lessons are being authored now. Live today: 160 universal AI-fluency lessons, the Skills, and Scope — the assistant that does the task while it teaches the move.
Browse what's live →Now put a real task on it
What you paste goes to Anthropic's Claude API to write the draft, and nowhere else. It is not used to train a model, and it is not stored on our servers unless you sign in and sync. Where your data goes →
Two runs on the house, no signup. A free account gets you 10.
Free to learn · try it right now
Every move is free to learn. Put Scope on a real task above, your first couple of runs, no signup. Two minutes. If it doesn't save you ten, delete it.
When you want it running the whole office side for you, unlimited, that's Pro.
Drafts, not engineering, code interpretation, or legal advice. You're the licensed set of eyes before anything ships.
