Live Drawings, Connected Workflows, Publish & Review, AI Intelligence, and Real-Time Insights — the connective tissue for commercial construction, from design to operate.
Teams aren't failing because they lack solutions. They're failing because the solutions don't talk to each other — and the drawing, the one thing everyone shares, sits disconnected from everything else.
Every trade references it, every inspection traces back to it, every RFI starts from it — but the drawing sits as a static PDF with no live connection to the decisions, changes, and field activity it's supposed to govern.
An RFI gets answered and marked closed. The answer never makes it back to the drawing. The inspector never sees it. Weeks later, field work is done the wrong way — and the RFI that would have prevented it was technically resolved.
At the end of every project, PMs spend weeks chasing O&M manuals, as-builts, warranty records, and inspection documentation — manually assembling what should have been connected all along. Owners receive a folder. The intelligence disappears.
blade ai publishes, conditions, classifies, and connects project information so every team can work from the same trusted baseline, organized for the way they work.
Models, drawings, and project files enter one connected environment
Projects begin with information coming from different sources. blade ai brings models, drawing sets, and supporting documents into one place, then prepares the data for use across the project.
The Blade Reference Layer is the intelligence layer that connects every piece of project information into one trusted project baseline — linking drawings, models, forms, inspections, RFIs, submittals, and decisions into a connected construction graph.
Every project starts with one blade ai Node. Its name is the Project. From that first node, blade ai connects drawings to models, models to categories and assets, forms to inspections and requirements, RFIs and submittals to the drawings and decisions they impact. Not a static folder structure. Not another disconnected database. A living project baseline.
The video shows how a project begins with one central point and expands as drawings, models, workflows, assets, approvals, inspections, and decisions are added.
Every drawing, model, inspection, RFI, submittal, and form connects to the Blade Reference Layer. When something changes, every connected object knows. The baseline maintains itself — so teams stop hunting and start building.
blade ai turns every drawing into a connected, object-aware workspace. Each element connects to its spec section, RFI thread, submittal status, inspection history, and turnover record. The drawing stops being a file and becomes the interface into your project.
All your project management tools stay in place. blade ai connects as the intelligence layer that reads, classifies, and links the data inside your existing tools — making every system smarter without disrupting how teams work today.
Purpose-built capabilities that work together as a single solution — so information never has to be re-entered, re-explained, or rebuilt from scratch.
The set the field actually uses — always current, always connected.
Every sheet is versioned, indexed, and linked to the work it describes. Callouts resolve to details, revisions are captured automatically, and the field never has to guess whether they are looking at the current set.
Select any product to explore it in detail — what it does, how it works, and what it connects to.
blade ai ingests native and open model formats in the background, without requiring someone to open the original authoring software. Every model element is classified, connected to related project information, and made searchable automatically.
Construction projects don't start clean and they don't end clean. Each role enters and exits at a different phase — and historically, every handoff loses data. blade ai™ is the layer that picks up where you do.
However early you sit in the project, and however late you enter — blade ai carries the building intelligence with you. The drawing doesn't get re-explained at every handoff. It picks up where the last role left off.