NewTom now audits a 6,000-activity baseline in one afternoon
Pre-launch · Building with Kiewit

The AI-native project
controls workspace for heavy civil.

America is going to build $2T of infrastructure — and the schedulers are still using Excel. Meet Tom: one agent that imports your P6 schedule, audits it, forecasts the finish, and answers like your sharpest planner — and never sleeps.

tomok — B&P Tunnel · baseline_r3.xer
Tom analyzing
Critical path · 6,412 activities◣ critical
Mobilization
Shaft excavation
TBM launch
Tunnel drive — N
Cross passages
Fit-out
DCMA-14
12/ 14 pass
P80 finish

Mar 2029

+47d slip risk

Speaks your stack

Primavera P6·Microsoft Project·Asta Powerproject·DCMA-14·IIJA Reporting·SCC Codes·
Primavera P6·Microsoft Project·Asta Powerproject·DCMA-14·IIJA Reporting·SCC Codes·

Why now

98% of megaprojects
blow their schedule.

The industry calls it a planning problem. We think it's a tooling problem. Schedulers are running billion-dollar jobs out of software designed in 1983 — updates by hand, forecasts by gut, risk in a spreadsheet nobody opens.

AI changes the unit economics of planning. What took a week now takes an afternoon. That's the company we're building.

1983

the year P6's engine was designed

6,000+

activities Tom audits in one pass

14/14

DCMA checks, every update cycle

$2T

US infrastructure in the pipeline

How it works

From XER to defensible answer, in an afternoon.

01

Import

Drop in your P6 XER, MSP XML, or Asta file. Tom parses every activity, relationship, and constraint in seconds — no remapping, no cleanup.

02

Interrogate

Tom audits the baseline against DCMA-14, runs the CPM, and simulates thousands of sequences — surfacing the risks a senior planner would, plus the ones they'd never have time to find.

03

Answer

Ask in plain English. Get P80 finish dates, slip probabilities, and a delay narrative you can defend — every number traceable back to your data.

The math of planning

3 days → 30 seconds.

A full DCMA-14 schedule quality audit used to take a senior planner most of a week. Tom runs all fourteen checks before your coffee gets cold — on a baseline with six thousand activities.

Generative scheduling

A million sequences before lunch.

Tom treats the schedule as a solver, not a spreadsheet. Constraint-aware CPM explores paths your team would never have time to draw — and tells you which ones actually matter.

Probabilistic forecasting

Finish dates with a confidence interval.

Not "it might rain." P50 and P80 finish dates, slip probabilities, and the dollar cost of doing nothing — computed from your own historicals, refreshed every update cycle.

Site verification

Percent complete, from the camera.

A foreman's log is a story. A 360 walk is evidence. Tom turns site capture into observed progress, so the schedule reflects the ground — not the meeting.

What ships today

Drop in your XER. Tom does the rest.

Schedule import

Live

P6 XER · MSP XML · Asta

DCMA-14 audit

Live

14 checks in 30 seconds

Generative CPM

Live

Constraint solving

Monte Carlo risk

Live

P50 / P80 forecasting

360 verification

Beta

Capture → % complete

Delay claims

Soon

Defensible, by Friday

What we believe

Three convictions everything follows from.

01

Schedules are simulations, not spreadsheets.

The critical path is one of millions. Tom finds the ones you'd never look at.

02

Progress is observed, not reported.

A daily log is a story. A 360 capture is evidence. We trust the camera.

03

Risk has a number.

P50/P80 dates, slip probabilities, and the cost of doing nothing. That's a risk register.

Who we are

Built by people who've shipped at scale.

Engineers from Amazon. Design partners on a $2B Kiewit tunnel mobilizing now. We are not consultants writing about AI — we are shipping the thing.

Who it's for

Heads of Schedule tired of being right too late.

Highways, bridges, tunnels, rail, transmission. If you're running a JV on an IIJA-funded job, we want to talk this week.

Now onboarding

Want to be an early design partner? Reach out.

Bring a real schedule. We'll surface a risk your process would've caught too late — or not at all. That's the whole demo.