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Artificial Intelligence is reshaping the world of estimating and quantity surveying, and while many fear it may replace human roles, the truth is far more empowering. Rather than being a threat, AI is a tool—much like spreadsheets or CAD once were—that can amplify professional impact. As routine tasks become automated, estimators who embrace these tools will shift toward higher-value work, making faster, more accurate decisions with their experience guiding the technology. The real risk isn’t AI itself—it’s being left behind by peers who master it first. The future belongs to those who adopt and integrate AI early, freeing themselves to focus on judgment, communication, negotiation, and complex project insight. This isn’t The Great Replacement—it’s The Great Enablement.

David Ryan

We are thrilled to join the JumpStart Trailblazer Accelerator cohort! 🚀 This is a fantastic opportunity to collaborate with other Ohio startups, sharpen our go-to-market strategy, and accelerate our vision for Blueprint Crusher. Huge thanks to the JumpStart team for supporting tech innovation right here in Ohio.

Jason

The construction industry is massive—valued at over $12 trillion globally and expected to grow steadily in the coming years.

Jason

Here's the truth: P&C commercial underwriters work hard. They're hit with 10, 20, sometimes 50 submissions a week.

Jason

I've worked on some of the most intense launches in gaming—World of Warcraft, live ops in Korea, Paris, and Taiwan.

Jason

There's a myth in construction that the biggest firms always win.

Jason

I've spent the last few months shadowing estimators—watching them tackle tender packages that are hundreds of pages deep, with deadlines that don't care.

Jason

Spend any time around construction tech circles and you'll hear a familiar narrative: 'The industry is ripe for disruption.'

Jason

I just spent 10 days immersed in Finland's startup ecosystem—and it blew me away.

Jason

If you've ever worked in construction, especially on the bidding side, you know how painful and outdated the tendering process can be.

Jason