BedrockOS is a modular construction platform that coordinates field operations, equipment diagnostics, inspections, and geospatial data — connected under a single shell. Built by people who've run the jobs, not just modeled them.
Issues from IX trigger FX workflows. Crew assignments flow from CX through OX to the project command center. Every module speaks the same language — because they share the same shell. No copy-pasting between apps. No dropped context.
Designed for superintendents, foremen, and mechanics — not just project managers staring at spreadsheets. Every role sees what they need and nothing they don't. Role-aware. Not role-fragmented.
Not a chatbot bolted on. The AI reads work orders, checks mechanic skills and availability, matches qualifications, and makes the recommendation — waiting for your approval before committing. Human-in-the-loop, by design.
| Role | Primary Surface | Key Modules | Focus |
|---|---|---|---|
| Owner / Admin | Dashboard, Org Overview | Org-level visibility and configuration | |
| PM | Project Command Center, Issues | Project health and crew coordination | |
| Project Engineer | Issues, Assets | Asset tracking and technical resolution | |
| Superintendent | Project, Crew Schedule | Daily crew placement and field oversight | |
| Foreman | Crew, Daily Schedule | Shift-level execution and worker assignments | |
| Mechanic | Work Orders | Equipment diagnostics and work order completion |
Three modules run on AI — each targeting a different point of friction in the field. IX uses vision to scan equipment and surface issues before they become downtime. FX gives operators an AI diagnostic chat to troubleshoot on the spot, cutting unnecessary callouts. MX handles the assignment decision — reading work orders, matching mechanics by skill and availability, and surfacing a recommendation with reasoning. You make the call.
Join the WaitlistConstruction is not a software problem. But scheduling 47 workers across three sites, diagnosing equipment at 5am, tracing an inspection finding to a parts order — those are problems that deserve better tools. BedrockOS is the OS we would have wanted.
BedrockOS is in active development. We're onboarding a small number of construction companies to shape the product — companies with real jobs, real problems, and opinions about how the work actually runs.
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