Our contractors talk to one assistant project manager; behind it works a team of specialist agents. If you know a part of construction better than anyone — a trade, a region, a piece of software, a procedure — you can turn that knowledge into a specialist on the platform, and earn a share of the revenue every time the APM puts it to work.
Priority review, the highest revenue share, and the right to keep a franchise-only agent exclusive to the franchise network for its first year. Your agents strengthen the brand you work under.
A 30-year electrician, a concrete superintendent, a roofing estimator: the knowledge in your head becomes a specialist that works for hundreds of small contractors. We handle the engineering.
Connect your product (scheduling, takeoff, accounting, drone/photo, sensors) so the specialists can read and act on it, or contribute datasets and templates that make an existing specialist sharper.
You don't need to be a programmer. Most of a specialist is construction knowledge written down the way a good procedure manual writes it. Our engineers do the wiring.
What the specialist is accountable for, what it needs as input, what it produces, and who it hands its work to — exactly like a department description in a GC's procedure manual. This is what the APM reads to decide when to call it.
Procedures, checklists, rules of thumb, code references, typical durations and prices, templates (Word, Excel, PDF) — the stuff an experienced person knows. Written in plain language; it becomes the specialist's skill file and gets better with every approved lesson.
What it can reach: web search, the contractor's QuickBooks or Procore, your own software through a connector, uploaded drawings and spreadsheets. It writes real files the contractor downloads.
The steps in which the APM calls the specialist, what comes before and after, and the checks the APM runs on its work. A new specialist earns its place by making an outcome — a bid, a close-out, an inspection — faster or better.
This is what the APM coordinates today. Gaps you see here — a trade, a region, a procedure, a connector — are the best opportunities.
Examples: permits & entitlements, equipment & rentals, surveying & layout, a trade specialist (electrical, mechanical, concrete, roofing), a regional specialist (Texas, Arizona, Washington), Spanish-first field documentation.
Better templates, checklists, unit-price data, code updates or lessons for an existing specialist. Reviewed and merged as a new skill version with your name on it.
Let the specialists read (and, with the contractor's confirmation, write to) your software or data source, the way QuickBooks and Procore are connected today.
A procedure the APM should follow for an outcome we don't cover yet — for example public-works certified payroll, a tenant-improvement turnover, or a solar + storage project.
The form below — 10 minutes. What problem, for whom, what it produces, what you know that others don't.
Within two weeks we reply; if it fits, a 30-minute call to shape the role, the skill and where the APM would use it.
Developer Agreement with the share, term and IP terms. Franchisees sign a short addendum to their franchise agreement.
You write the knowledge (we give you the template and examples); our engineers wire the tools and playbook steps; you test it with real requests in a sandbox account.
After the quality gate the specialist goes live behind the APM, with your name on it. Statements and payouts quarterly.
Want to see what a specialist definition looks like before you propose one? Download the specialist spec template (plain text, 2 pages).
Contractors get an assistant project manager and the whole specialist team behind it — first $8 of usage free.