A construction project knowledge base that answers
Most “knowledge bases” are a wiki someone has to keep up to date — which means they go stale by week three. A construction project already has its knowledge, scattered across the plans, the contracts, and the messages. Brad connects it into one place the whole team can ask, and get a dependable, cited answer in seconds.
The knowledge already exists — it's just scattered
Every answer your team needs is somewhere: in a submittal, a contract clause, a change order, a text thread. The problem was never that the knowledge didn't exist — it's that no one could reach it in the moment that counted. A knowledge base for construction has to gather that, not ask people to re-enter it.
A knowledge base that builds itself
Brad reads what the job already produces — plans, specs, contracts, change orders, invoices, field photos, and project messages — and turns it into a searchable record. There's no manual upkeep and no template to fill in; the knowledge base stays current because it's built from the documents themselves.
Connected, not just collected
A pile of documents in one place is still a pile. Brad links them into a graph — each spec, cost, vendor, and decision connected to the others it touches — so you get answers that span documents, and a change to one surfaces everything it affects.
The knowledge stays with the project
Because the record lives with the job rather than in someone's head, it survives turnover. When a team member moves on, the project's memory stays — and the next person can ask it anything.
Honest about what it is
Brad is document intelligence for construction. It reads what you give it and cites its sources. Your project's content belongs to you and stays isolated to your workspace.
See Brad on your project
Brad connects the plans, contracts, change orders, photos, and conversations on your job into one source of truth. Request a demo and bring a project you want to untangle.