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PRIVATE PILOT

Construction intelligence for work that refuses to sit still.

One operating view for the decisions, bids, schedules, documents, and open loops that move a construction project.

FIELD INTELLIGENCEPUBLIC PREVIEW

One clear place to see what changed, what matters, and who moves next.

  1. Decision registerOwner · due date · sourceAccountable
  2. Drawing movementCurrent revision · change trailCurrent
  3. Constraint watchBlocker · impact · next actionVisible
  4. Project memoryDecision context · source notesSearchable

Sanitized operating case

The answer was the smallest part of the job.

This walkthrough is built from real operating patterns. Project, people, location, dates, quantities, and source documents have been changed or removed.

Operating replay
Step 01 of 06
# permit-readiness
Private working thread
  1. Project ownerMessage received

    Rezoning is approved, the municipality added conditions, and the engineers are moving. What actually blocks the first permit?

  2. MAGDEVResponded immediately

    On it. I’m tracing the registered conditions against the permit requirements and active professional scopes. I’ll isolate the blocker, catch anything that needs correction, and bring back the decision only you can make.

MAGDEV took overRequest captured. Operating work begins.

Signal received

Permit path unclear after municipal approval.

The request is not treated as a question to answer. It becomes an operating problem to trace across approvals, professional work, and permit evidence.

  1. 01

    Captured the owner request and separated facts from assumptions.

  2. 02

    Defined the operating question: what evidence must exist before the first permit can move?

Source stack
  • Approval conditions
  • Permit checklist
  • Traffic report draft
  • Civil scope
Illustrative replay built from real operating patterns. Identifying details removed.

Problem

Project truth keeps moving.

On active construction work, project truth is scattered across inboxes, drawings, quotes, schedules, and conversations. The current answer is often known somewhere, but not always visible to the person who needs to act next.

Operating loop

From messy signals to accountable next actions.

  1. 01

    Capture

    Bring decisions, bid movement, schedule notes, documents, and conversations into one working record.

  2. 02

    Structure

    Separate decisions, open loops, source notes, counterparties, and timing so the work can be reviewed clearly.

  3. 03

    Surface

    Show the next operating questions with the context needed to understand why they matter now.

  4. 04

    Decide

    Keep approval with the people accountable for cost, schedule, procurement, and project direction.

  5. 05

    Follow through

    Track what changed, who owns the next action, and which document or conversation supports the record.

Demo

Explore the operating view.

Move through a privacy-safe command board built from fictional construction signals: today's coordination, open decisions, RFP movement, schedule watchpoints, and project memory.

Demonstration data, not a live project

Harbour North — Building One

Fictional command-board snapshot

Today

Site coordination snapshot

Review access sequencing and weather-sensitive exterior work.

CounterpartyCivil consultant

Private-pilot case study

Built inside real operating pressure.

Developed inside a live Atlantic Canadian multi-building residential project, where procurement, permit coordination, professional coordination, schedules, and project documents create constant operating pressure.

Boundaries and trust

Designed to support judgment, not remove it.

Humans retain approval authority. The system surfaces source-backed context so accountable people can review the underlying record before acting.

Pilot contact

Bring one construction operating loop into view.

Share one loop where decisions, documents, schedules, or follow-up keep drifting. MAGDEV will review the practical workflow and reply directly.

Pilot this system