Frametry's AI isn't a chatbot bolted to the side. It reads the same budgets, schedules, and selections your team updates all day, and surfaces the three things that will cost you money if nobody acts — before your first coffee.
Every subcontractor gets a verdict card: trending over or under, across how many jobs, compounding or improving. Not a hunch — a variance chart you can put in front of them at the next draw meeting.
Cost-to-date variance per trade, updated as bills and time land. When a category tips past plan, it's flagged on the project hub the same day — not discovered at closeout.
Weather about to hit an exterior phase. A selection blocking a start. A task the sub never acknowledged. The insights feed watches every job at once and ranks what needs a phone call today.
Photograph a vendor bill and it lands coded — project, trade, phase — with line items extracted. Approve it or fix one field; either way it's in the budget in seconds.
Photo, voice note, or receipt from the truck. Frametry routes it to the right project and turns it into the right record — a log entry, an expense, a task.
There's nothing to configure and nothing to type. If your team keeps the budget and schedule current, the AI earns its keep from the first day it's switched on.
The verdict gets sharp as soon as your real budgets are in. AI is on paid plans only — it switches on with your first payment, not during the 30-day trial.