Documents should become action
Plans and specs contain the work. Planaut reads those inputs and helps produce scope, schedules, estimates, and project tasks that teams can actually manage.
About Planaut
Built for contractors who need project controls without enterprise drag
Planaut helps construction teams turn drawings, specifications, invoices, spreadsheets, and project conversations into usable scope, schedules, estimates, budgets, RFIs, submittals, change orders, daily logs, punch lists, and closeout workflows.
Company focus
Construction AI
- Built around real construction workflows, not generic task management.
- Designed to turn project documents into structured work product.
- Positioned for contractors who need useful tools without enterprise implementation complexity.
- AI creates the first draft; the project team reviews, edits, and approves.
Why Planaut exists
Construction teams spend too much time moving information from plans, specs, emails, invoices, and field notes into disconnected tools. Planaut is built to compress that administrative work into a reviewable workflow.
AI should stay reviewable
Construction teams need control. Planaut keeps outputs editable and ties work back to source documents so project managers can verify the result.
Value should arrive quickly
Instead of long implementation cycles, Planaut is designed around first value: upload a project, generate useful work product, and keep refining inside the same workspace.
What Planaut is building
A practical AI project management layer for contractors: document intelligence, project controls, and field workflows in one workspace.
For preconstruction
Extract scope, draft estimates, generate schedule logic, and move from document review to a working project plan faster.
For project execution
Manage budgets, RFIs, submittals, change orders, daily logs, punch lists, inspections, and closeout with the source context nearby.
See the workflow in context
Start with how Planaut moves from construction documents to project controls.
View the Workflow