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The problem The construction industry loses $1.6 trillion a year to inefficiency, and most of it is avoidable. The knowledge that would prevent it already exists. It's just trapped in PDFs, meeting protocols, and email threads nobody can search. Every new project relearns what the last one already k

The problem The construction industry loses $1.6 trillion a year to inefficiency, and most of it is avoidable. The knowledge that would prevent it already exists. It's just trapped in PDFs, meeting protocols, and email threads nobody can search. Every new project relearns what the last one already k

The construction industry loses $1.6 trillion annually to inefficiencies — not because people are careless, but because critical knowledge is trapped in PDFs, transcripts, and scattered systems. Every new project starts from scratch. We're building the opposite: an AI co-worker that extends the Proj

The problem The construction industry loses $1.6 trillion a year to inefficiency, and most of it is avoidable. The knowledge that would prevent it already exists. It's just trapped in PDFs, meeting protocols, and email threads nobody can search. Every new project relearns what the last one already k

The problem The construction industry loses $1.6 trillion a year to inefficiency, and most of it is avoidable. The knowledge that would prevent it already exists. It's just trapped in PDFs, meeting protocols, and email threads nobody can search. Every new project relearns what the last one already k

The construction industry loses $1.6 trillion annually to inefficiencies — not because people are careless, but because critical knowledge is trapped in PDFs, transcripts, and scattered systems. Every new project starts from scratch. We're building the opposite: an AI co-worker that extends the Proj

The construction industry loses $1.6 trillion annually to inefficiencies. A huge part? Repeating the same mistakes over and over because critical information is still stuck in paperwork and scattered systems. alago fixes this by putting existing data to work, instead of letting documentation gather

The construction industry loses $1.6 trillion annually to inefficiencies. A huge part? Repeating the same mistakes over and over because critical information is still stuck in paperwork and scattered systems. alago fixes this by putting existing data to work, instead of letting documentation gather

The construction industry loses $1.6 trillion annually to inefficiencies. A huge part? Repeating the same mistakes over and over because critical information is still stuck in paperwork and scattered systems. alago fixes this by putting existing data to work, instead of letting documentation gather