The next era of BuildBox: send a voice note from the truck, and Alfred turns it into the daily log, the RFI, the change order, the PO — drafted, filed, and ready for your approval. You do the work. Alfred does the admin.
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The log written at 6pm. The RFI you meant to send. The extra that never got billed.
You didn’t get into the trades to type. Soon, you won’t have to.
One simple loop, pointed at every piece of paperwork in your business. Alfred handles the middle — you stay in charge of both ends.
You give raw input the moment it happens — a voice note, a photo, an uploaded file, or a typed request.
Alfred produces the finished item: a daily log, an RFI, a change order, a PO, a whole project structure.
You check it and fix anything that’s off. Usually one screen and a few taps.
On approval, Alfred logs it, files it, and updates everything connected to it.
No sitting down at a desk to enter data. That’s the barrier that kills every tool in this industry — so we removed it.
From the truck, the site, or the parking lot. Send a voice note the moment something happens, and Alfred works out whether it’s a log, an RFI, a change order, or a work order — drafts it, and asks one quick question if anything’s unclear.
Drop in a PDF, a drawing set, or a spec section — or just forward the email. Alfred files it, reads it, versions it, and pulls out what matters: the changed sheet, the submittal list, the overhead budget.
Type a request inside BuildBox for office work, queries, and analysis. “What happens to my year if I land the Johnson project at $400k?” Alfred models it and answers.
This isn’t a concept. The pattern is already working in testing — photo-and-voice punch lists live today. Here’s what the end of your day looks like when the rest of it ships.
Internal work — logs, tasks, filing — Alfred handles automatically. But anything that leaves your company waits for you: an RFI to the GC, a change order to the client, a PO to a supplier, a proposal to a homeowner. Alfred stages it; your name goes on it, so your finger hits send. That’s what protects the relationship, the money, and your reputation.
Alfred isn’t a feature — he’s the layer everything runs through. The more you use BuildBox, the more he knows about your jobs and the better he works. Here’s where it’s headed — and what’s already proving it works.
One voice note from the truck becomes a structured log — crew, work completed, weather, inspections, deliveries, issues — filed to the project in thirty seconds.
Walk the site, take a photo, say a few words. Alfred names it, assigns the trade, groups it by location, and builds the close-out report.
Voice the conflict the second you see it. Alfred drafts the formatted RFI, links the drawing, and marks the spot on the sheet. You review, you send.
Describe the extra by voice. Alfred drafts the CO with scope and pricing the day it happens — so it gets billed, not forgotten.
Forward the service call by voice. Alfred creates the job, the work order, the schedule, and the T&M tracking before the tech rolls.
“Order 40 sheets of five-eighths and 20 bags of mud for Oak Avenue.” Alfred builds the PO from a voice note or a forwarded supplier quote — and can have the usual POs drafted from past projects before you even start.
Upload the new set or forward the GC’s email. Alfred files it, versions it, and tells you exactly what changed — before your crew builds it wrong.
Drop in the spec section. Alfred reads it and builds your full submittal register, so nothing gets missed and the GC stops chasing you.
Set up a project — files, folders, structure — with a voice prompt. Then get a morning briefing: the three things that actually need you today.
Forward any email or file. Alfred files it to the right project and makes it findable by asking: “Where’s the signed contract for Maple Street?”
Say what needs doing and who does it. Alfred creates and assigns the task — and pulls action items out of your logs and meeting notes on its own.
No more email bombing. Alfred decides what’s worth telling you and sends one clean daily digest: five lines that actually matter.
Monday 7am: “Revenue is $18k behind target this month. The driver is Maple Street running three weeks late. Everything else is on pace.”
Say “clear me $150k profit this year.” Alfred works backward from your overhead and margin to set the targets that get you there.
The watchdog on your numbers. Alfred watches actuals as work happens and tells you the moment you fall behind — not months later at year end.
Drop in last year’s P&L. Alfred sorts every cost, builds the budget, and tells you what your jobs must generate before you make a dollar — then runs what-ifs: new equipment, another hire.
“What happens to my year if I land the Johnson project at $400k?” Alfred models it against your margin and overhead and shows the new bottom line.
Ask anything about the business, any time, in plain language. Alfred reads the numbers, answers straight, and flags what’s off.
Describe the scope by voice or upload the drawings. Alfred builds a line-item estimate from your own cost catalogue and past pricing, and turns it into a proposal — your nights and weekends back.
“Met Sukhdeep at the trade show, runs a framing crew, follow up in two weeks.” Alfred creates the lead, sets the reminder, and has the follow-up message drafted when the date comes. You send it.
“Build me a pre-pour checklist with rebar, formwork, embeds, and inspector sign-off.” Alfred builds the form — then your crew fills it by voice on site.
Pre-register and we’ll keep you posted as each piece ships — and you’ll be first in when the agentic beta opens.
We’ll keep you posted as each piece ships — and you’ll be first in line when the agentic beta opens. Talk soon.
BuildBox already runs your projects and your numbers today. Alfred is what comes next — and pre-registered contractors see it first.
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