Every week, three construction tech CEOs argue about what's changing
in this industry. And what's just noise. No pitches. No scripts.
Sometimes someone who disagrees joins to prove us wrong.
The debates people in the field are having. Just louder and on the record.
New debate drops this week. Follow us so you don't miss it.
Autodesk renames ACC to Forma and the industry collectively sighs. Limbach is eating GCs' lunch. Should general contractors become service companies, or is that how you lose owner trust?
Our first episode. Procore and Autodesk want one agent to rule your project. We're not so sure. Contract review software got commoditized overnight. And $62B in data center starts sounds great until you look at who's holding the risk.
We build software for construction. We sell into construction. We argue about everything else.
One platform to source, bid, finance, track, and deliver every piece of MEP equipment on a job site.
AI-powered estimating. Contract review, scope generation, and quantity take-offs. Fast enough to keep up with your bid calendar.
Software for collaborative project delivery. The goal: make the owner-architect-contractor relationship less painful.
The agenda comes from what people in the field are talking about. Got a debate we should have? Got a take worth defending on air? Let us know.
Procore wants to own the whole workflow. The rest of the ecosystem disagrees.
Tariffs hit 25-30% on steel and copper. Owners still want price certainty. Something has to give.
GCs are becoming service businesses. Owners aren't sure how to feel about it.
Everyone's chasing the work. Few are talking about who holds the schedule risk.
Natural-language coding is real. If you can't build a prototype, are you already behind?