Detail A-01 · asked on every site, every winter

“How deep do the footings need to be?”

Ava answers with the law, not a guess — the veteran in your crew's pocket, built for the 15-year experience gap on real jobsites. Piloting with concrete contractors in Wisconsin.

GRADEFOOTINGDRAIN TILE · 321.1748 IN. MINFROST PENETRATION LEVEL
[1] Wis. Admin. Code SPS 321.16
“…below the frost penetration level or at least 48 inches below adjacent grade, whichever is deeper.”
✓ checked · 2.1s
TEST REPORT AVA-EV-01SECTIONS INDEXED: 1,553MEDIAN CITED ANSWER: ~2SREFUSAL CORRECTNESS: 10/10UNCITED ANSWERS: 0Pass

Detail A-02 · the app in motion

Auto-playing · tap the phone to skip ahead

Hold the button, ask out loud, confirm what Ava heard, get the clause. The whole loop runs in about ten seconds — gloves on.

  1. 1Open Ava
  2. 2Hold & talk
  3. 3Ava reads it back
  4. 4Checks the law
  5. 5Cited answer
Ava Standard Specification

Section 1 — Answers

§ 1.1

Cited, or it doesn't ship

Every answer carries the exact clause it came from — Wisconsin UDC, OSHA 1926, WisDOT specs — linked to the official document. No claim without a receipt.

§ 1.2

Refusal is a feature

When the library doesn't cover a question, Ava says “not in my sources”, logs the gap, and the library grows. No guessing on a jobsite, ever.

§ 1.3

Built for gloves and noise

Push-to-talk, then Ava reads your question back before answering — a bad transcription never becomes a bad pour.

§ 1.4

The no-stigma mentor

Ask the same question ten times. Juniors get a 30-year veteran in their pocket without slowing the crew down.

Field test № 001

Live against the production system

Not a mockup. Hybrid retrieval over Wisconsin law, OSHA, and WisDOT specs, with an independent fact-check on every answer — ask it yourself.

Live demo — real answers from the real system
The site-office shelf

Ava answers only from these binders — so you can pull any of them and check.

WI UNIFORM DWELLING CODE · SPS 320–325271 §
WI COMMERCIAL CODE · SPS 361–366279 §
OSHA 29 CFR 1926894 §
WISDOT STD SPECS · CONCRETE107 §
YOUR COMPANY DOCSPILOT
CAPTURED KNOW-HOWPH. 2

General chatbots guess from everything they've ever read. Ava retrieves, quotes, and cites from this shelf — or tells you it can't.

Notes from the field

Pilot program · Wisconsin
SITE LOG · POUR DAY
Asked it the frost depth question I've answered a hundred times for new guys. Right answer, straight out of SPS 321.16, in two seconds.
— Owner, concrete contractor
SITE LOG · WK 2
The part I trust is that it says “not in my sources” instead of making something up. Opposite of every chatbot I've tried.
— Foreman, flatwork crew
SITE LOG · SAW CUTS
New hire asked about silica rules before cutting and it pulled the exact OSHA table. That used to cost me twenty minutes.
— Site lead, foundations
SCHEDULE OF RATESDoc AVA-SR-01 · pilot rates lock for life
01
Crew
Voice + text questions, unlimited · full state law & safety library · citations on every answer · on-device history
$29
user / month
02
Company
Everything in Crew · your specs, safety manual & mix designs ingested · team invite codes · gap dashboard · priority library additions
$49
user / month
03
Enterprise
Everything in Company · veteran knowledge-capture program · new trades & jurisdictions · SSO, audit logs, data residency
Custom
annual agreement

Less than one avoided call-back · no card needed during the pilot

Notice · post on site

PERMIT TO
STOP GUESSING

Issued to concrete crews first — commissioning and more trades next. Founding rates lock for life.

Permit № AVA-001Trade: ConcreteJurisdiction: WI