VizAi Tech brings blueprints, RFIs, safety checks, and daily progress directly into the crew's field of view — and every photo, video, and voice note lands in the same job record.
Lightweight AR glasses keep the crew's hands on the tools while the heads-up display surfaces plan dimensions, callouts, and task lists — all driven by what they're looking at.
Blueprint dimensions, structural callouts, safety alerts, and a live task checklist — overlaid on the work in real time.
From pre-construction walkthroughs to final punch — capture once, share everywhere.
See plan dimensions and elevations aligned to the wall in front of you.
Auto-flag missing PPE, blocked egress, or fall hazards from POV video.
Voice-tag a wall as framed, inspected, or ready for drywall.
Mark a conflict, narrate context, send straight to the GC.
Walk a unit, capture every deficiency hands-free, assign on the spot.
Time-stamped photo + video evidence of every concealed condition.
The same VizAi platform that runs marine, aviation, and auto service — reframed for GCs, subs, and site supervisors.
Organize by project, building, level, and trade.
GC, super, foreman, sub, and inspector — each with the right access.
Loop in the architect or engineer from anywhere.
Voice and gesture tag work as complete, blocked, or needs review.
OSHA-ready documentation packages exported in one click.
Daily logs, weekly progress, and closeout binders — generated for you.
On a jobsite, most work becomes invisible the moment the next trade shows up. Framing gets covered, rough-ins get closed, and the only proof that something was installed correctly is whatever somebody photographed before the drywall went up.
Subcontractor documentation, punch-list completion, and QA checks all live in different places — a super's phone, a text thread, an email attachment, a paper checklist in a truck. Progress evidence is requested constantly by owners and lenders and assembled manually every time.
The gap is rarely craftsmanship. It is the field-to-office handoff, where what the crew saw never quite reaches the people who need to see it.
Capture service photos, video, notes, and work documentation while technicians perform the job — not hours later from memory.
Every file stays connected to the right repair order, job, asset, and work step, so nothing has to be sorted by hand.
Build an organized history of work instead of leaving evidence scattered across phones, messages, folders, and paper.
Service managers review work documentation and supporting media without constantly interrupting technicians.
Where supported, wearable technology lets technicians document work without reaching for a phone mid-job.
AI-assisted workflows help organize and summarize service documentation so the record is easy to review and share.
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