Built for luxury residential — $20M to $80M+

Every decision.
Every dollar.
Permanent record.

CI is the intelligence layer for luxury residential builds — capturing every field decision, every vendor directive, every billing event in real time. Built for the contractors who build them and the families who own them.

CI — Coastal Estate · Luxury Residential
Active
Project Record
North Wall — Additional Steel Required
Structural engineer confirmed reinforcement per SD-006. GC notified; pricing requested within 5 days.
Change Order — Steel Reinforcement Approved
Owner approved April 8. Delta drawn from contingency. No schedule impact.
$284,500 Reviewed & Approved
Verified against cost schedule. Zero exceptions flagged.
CI Query Interface
Owner
What was the status of the HVAC procurement when the mechanical rough was ready?
CI · Crowncore Intelligence
On April 14, mechanical rough was confirmed ready by the superintendent. At that date, diffusers were still unordered — deposit had not been issued. CI flagged this lag 3 weeks earlier on March 24 when rough-in completion was projected.
Sources: Field Log 4/14 · Procurement Register · CI Alert 3/24
$20M
Minimum build scale CI is designed for
6
Vendor disciplines captured on every active build
Day 1
Any incoming professional is fully current
Why CI Exists

Luxury builds at this scale
don't fail all at once.
They fail one gap at a time.

An 18,000 sq ft build. An 80,000 sq ft build. The dollar amounts are different — the patterns are the same. Materials get ordered after they're needed. Field work advances ahead of the drawings. Billing creates disputes. People turn over and take the project history with them.

Each gap is manageable on its own. Together, they compound into schedule delays, cost overruns, and ownership being pulled into contractor-side problems that should never have reached their desk.

The record to prevent all of it already exists — in RFIs, email threads, field logs, pay apps, and engineer directives. What's missing is a system that organizes it, surfaces it in real time, and makes it queryable before the gap becomes a problem.

That system is CI. Built from the ground up for luxury residential at scale.

The pattern on every luxury build
The record exists. The system to use it doesn't.
Every decision, directive, and dollar on a luxury build generates a record — in email threads, field logs, RFIs, and pay apps. The problem isn't missing information. It's that nothing organizes it, surfaces it in real time, or makes it queryable when something goes wrong.
Pitfall · Procurement
Materials always become urgent too late
Long-lead items become critical-path issues only after downstream trades are already ready and waiting.
Pitfall · Coordination
Field work advances ahead of decisions
Work moves forward while drawings, approvals, or engineer inputs are still open. Correction costs more than pausing would have.
Pitfall · Finance
Billing creates disputes
Without a clear change order log and pay app record, every billing cycle creates friction between contractor and ownership.
Pitfall · Turnover
Knowledge leaves when people leave
Superintendents, PMs, and key subcontractors carry project context in notebooks and inboxes. When they go, that context goes with them.
Pitfall · Ownership
The owner ends up in the middle
Issues that should resolve internally reach ownership. Every escalation erodes trust and consumes time on both sides of the relationship.
Who CI Is For

Built for both sides of the build.

CI serves the luxury contractors who build and the UHNW families who own — giving each a permanent, queryable record of every decision on their project.

For Luxury Contractors

CI protects your reputation on every build you run.

When a field decision goes wrong, CI shows exactly what happened, who authorized it, and when — before it becomes a dispute. The record travels with the job, not with the person who leaves it.

  • Every field decision your team makes is logged in real time — engineer directives, architect instructions, owner approvals, all timestamped
  • Duplicate or incorrect billing caught before it hits the owner's desk
  • Superintendent or PM turnover doesn't erase project history — it stays with the job
  • Disputed change orders settled by documentation, not argument
  • Your UHNW clients trust you more when CI is running — they can see the record too
Active on current luxury residential portfolio — CI runs on every build going forward
For UHNW Owners & Family Offices

Your family office manages substantial assets. Your $20M–$80M build should have the same oversight.

CI is the intelligence layer between your investment and every professional you've hired — making the full project record queryable in plain language, any time.

  • Ask CI anything: "Was that change order authorized?" "What was the field status when the superintendent changed?" "Is this billing correct?"
  • No more surprise billing, duplicate invoices, or being pulled into contractor-side disputes
  • Real-time budget vs. actual — variance flagged before it becomes a problem
  • No contractor can revise history after the fact — the record is permanent and owner-held
  • Active on $20M and $80M residential builds — scaled for the assets that matter most
Active on luxury residential builds from $20M to $80M+
How It Works

Three layers. One permanent record.

CI doesn't just archive documents. It builds a continuously updated, queryable record of your entire project — in real time, as it happens.

01
Record
Every document, decision, communication, and field condition is captured and logged as it happens — across every vendor and discipline. Email threads, Procore entries, pay apps, RFIs, OAC minutes, change orders. Nothing left in someone's inbox.
02
Structure
Information is organized by vendor, phase, discipline, and timeline — always navigable. A new owner's rep can find every commitment made by their predecessor in under a minute. A replacement PM can reconstruct the full buyout history on their first morning.
03
Interrogate
Ask CI any question about your project in plain language — and receive a precise, sourced answer drawn from the full record. "Why was that change order issued?" "Who approved the roof detail?" "Are there any open sub disputes?" CI answers with citations.
The Concept

The build that
wrote the book.

"Every field decision, every engineer directive, every billing event — logged as it happens. Not in someone's inbox. Not in a superintendent's notebook. In CI."

The record existed on the $20M build that created CI. RFIs, email threads, field logs, architect notices — all of it was there. What didn't exist was a system that organized it, surfaced it in real time, and made it queryable before the damage compounded.

The critical difference between CI and a project file: you can ask the record questions. When a new superintendent steps onto a BRLH project, they don't read 18 months of notes. They ask CI what happened — and CI tells them. With sources, dates, and the full chain of authorization.

Coastal Estate · Project Record
Recording
April 3 · RFI-047 · Structural
North Wall — Additional Steel Required
Engineer confirmed reinforcement per SD-006. GC notified; pricing to follow within 5 business days.
April 6 · CO-14 · $38,400
Change Order — Steel Reinforcement Approved
Owner approved April 8. Budget delta drawn from construction contingency. No net schedule impact.
April 10 · Inspection · Passed
Structural Rough Inspection — City Cleared
Inspector signed off. Concrete pour authorized. Photo record attached. No conditions.
April 12 · Pay App #8
$284,500 Reviewed & Approved
Verified against Procore cost schedule. 94% billed through structural phase. Zero exceptions.
The Intelligence Layer

Not just a record.
A record you can question.

CI is powered by Claude AI (Anthropic) — monitoring every project thread, flagging emerging risks, and making the full project history queryable in plain language.

CI Query Interface Coastal Estate · Active
Contractor
What's the current status on the millwork package — has the deposit been issued?
CI · Crowncore Intelligence
No deposit has been issued. The millwork package was approved by ownership on March 8. Per the procurement register, deposit was due by March 15 to meet the 14-week lead time required before the install window opens June 2. You are currently 18 days past the deposit deadline.
Sources: Owner Approval 3/8 · Procurement Register · Install Schedule
Owner
Is Change Order #9 within the scope of the original contract?
CI · Crowncore Intelligence
Partially. Line items 1–3 ($28,400) represent owner-directed changes per OAC minutes from Feb 20 and are legitimate. Line item 4 ($11,200 for rework) is not referenced in any owner direction — it follows a field condition flag from Feb 14 that predates any owner approval.
Sources: CO-9 · OAC Minutes 2/20 · Field Log 2/14 · Contract Exhibit A
Natural Language Queries
Ask any question about your project in plain English. No search syntax, no folder navigation — just ask.
Cited, Sourced Answers
Every CI response includes its source — RFI number, date, document. Nothing asserted without a reference.
Proactive Risk Flagging
CI monitors for patterns — overdue RFIs, aging open items, budget variance signals — and surfaces them before they escalate.
Draft-Ready Correspondence
CI drafts owner notices, contractor responses, and formal claim letters — drawn from the full project record.
Day 1 Replacement Readiness
Any incoming professional queries CI for full context. No re-mobilization. No reconstruction. Current from day one.
Full-Spectrum Coverage

CI covers every professional
on your project.

From the first design meeting through the final certificate of occupancy — every vendor, every discipline, every handoff is captured in the record.

Architect / Design Team
Design & Documentation
  • Drawing sets, revisions, version history
  • RFI log — submissions, responses, status
  • Design decisions and rationale
  • Submittal approvals and rejections
  • ASI / Supplemental Instructions
General Contractor
Build & Finance Record
  • Pay app history — AIA G702/G703, line items
  • Change order log with full approval chain
  • Subcontract buyout register
  • Daily logs and photo documentation
  • Punch list and lien waiver log
MEP / Structural / Civil
Engineering Record
  • Submittal packages — review cycles, approvals
  • Field correction notices and directives
  • Inspection reports by discipline
  • As-built coordination notes
  • Engineer-of-record sign-offs
Owner's Representative
Ownership & Authority
  • OAC meeting minutes — all action items
  • Owner approvals, directives, decisions
  • Open commitment register
  • Budget authorization chain
  • Vendor performance notes
Project Manager
Schedule & Risk
  • Master schedule — weekly snapshots
  • Critical path and delay log
  • Budget vs. actual by cost code
  • Risk register — open items, resolutions
  • Weekly owner status reports
Interiors / FF&E
Finish & Selection Record
  • Material and finish selections log
  • FF&E procurement and lead times
  • Installation schedule and sequencing
  • Design revision history
  • Budget vs. allowance tracking
Platform

One platform. Two licenses.

CI is a pure SaaS platform — licensed to the luxury contractors who build and the UHNW families who own. No construction management services.

For Luxury Contractors · Active
CI — Contractor License
Built for luxury builders managing multiple high-value projects. CI captures every field decision, every vendor directive, and every billing event — creating a permanent record that protects your team and every project you run.
Real-Time Field Decision LoggingEvery engineer directive, architect instruction, and superintendent action captured as it happens — with timestamp and distribution record.
Change Order & Billing VerificationDuplicate or incorrect billing flagged before it reaches ownership. Full change order log with approval chain.
Procurement RegisterLive status on every critical material — approval, deposit, fabrication, delivery. Lags surfaced before they hit the field schedule.
Personnel ContinuityWhen a superintendent or PM exits, their replacement is current from day one. Project history travels with the job, not the person.
Owner-Facing DashboardYour clients see a live view of their project — building trust and reducing inbound escalations to your team.
For UHNW Owners & Family Offices
CI — Owner License
For individuals and family offices overseeing $20M–$80M+ luxury residential builds. CI is your direct line into the permanent project record — queryable in plain language, independent of your contractor.
Natural Language QueryAsk CI anything about your project — field decisions, billing history, permit status, open disputes. Plain English. Sourced answers.
Budget vs. Actual — LiveReal-time cost tracking with variance alerts before overruns compound. No more end-of-month surprises on a $20M+ build.
Billing VerificationEvery pay application and change order verified against the project record before you approve. Duplicates and errors surface automatically.
Permanent, Owner-Held RecordNo contractor can revise history after the fact. The record is yours — independent of the firms you hire and the people who leave.
Risk FlaggingCI monitors for patterns — overdue permits, aging open items, procurement lags — and surfaces them before they escalate to your level.
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