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A place to find and evaluate software and AI solutions for the AEC industry — categorized by project phase and discipline, with honest reviews and verified integration data you can actually trust.
The Problem
AEC firms making six- and seven-figure software decisions are relying on platforms riddled with pay-to-play rankings, AI-generated reviews, and vendor-funded visibility. The tools that appear at the top aren't necessarily the best — they're the ones that paid the most.
Meanwhile, the most critical information — whether integrations actually work, what implementation really looks like, and what the software costs after the sales pitch — is almost impossible to find.
What We're Building
"We integrate with 200+ tools" means nothing if half of those integrations are shallow, broken, or one-directional. Our model is different: both sides of every integration verify that it exists and describe what it actually does. Then users can review the integration itself — not just the products on either end.
In AEC, implementation cycles can stretch 12–18 months. A brilliant product with a painful onboarding experience is a very different proposition than one that's merely adequate but deploys in weeks. Every existing platform collapses these into a single score. We separate them.
We're not building another platform that sells rankings to the highest bidder. There are no pay-for-placement schemes. Listings aren't boosted by spend. Reviews are verified. The directory exists to serve AEC firms making purchase decisions — not to extract revenue from vendors through visibility anxiety.
Built for AEC
Generic software directories treat all industries the same. AEC has specific needs that deserve first-class treatment.
Browse by project stage — preconstruction, design, construction, operations — not just generic software categories.
A structural engineer, a GC project manager, and an architect have very different needs. Filter and view accordingly.
Our goal is to provide transparency in deployment model, data privacy posture, and compliance certifications — information that matters in AEC but is rarely easy to find.
User-reported pricing data alongside official tiers, so you know what a tool actually costs — not just what the sales page says.
Who This Is For
Whether you're a 5-person specialty trade contractor or a top-100 ENR firm, the goal is the same: find the right tools, avoid the wrong ones, and stop relying on vendor demos and Google searches to make critical technology decisions.
We Want Your Feedback
We're in the early stages and talking to people across the industry before we go heads-down building. If you have thoughts, frustrations, or ideas about how AEC firms should be discovering and evaluating technology — we'd genuinely love to hear them.
Share Your ThoughtsOr reply to the email that brought you here — a one-line response is just as valuable as a detailed one.