Charlie
Commercial Roofing Intelligence
Plans to bid. Explained.

Charlie gives commercial roofing professionals the judgment of an experienced technical estimator at the start of every project, turning plans, specifications, and product data into a clear, traceable, and defensible path from documents to bid.

Prototype v0.9.84 · Issued for concept review — not for construction
Accounts preview: real sign-in, per-account projects, invite-based sharing. Activity is logged while we build.

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ADMIN
D-100 / PROJECTS

Projects

Every bid package on file, and what Charlie found in it — findings, risks, RFIs, existing conditions, takeoff and proposal, each tied to the section or sheet it came from.

New project

Upload the bid package — plans, details, specifications, schedules. Charlie reads it all.
PDF / PLANS

Drop project files here

Roof plans · Details · Specifications · Schedules · Photos

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Your files upload to private cloud storage with this project (50 MB each) — you and anyone you share the project with can open them from any device. The project is yours; it appears on your dashboard the moment it's created.

Project

Modules

User Overview

Every account on Charlie and the projects it can touch — the bird's-eye record for Ed and Joel. Read-only; sharing still happens from inside each project.

Manufacturer Library

Baseline manufacturer knowledge — attachment guides, install manuals, data sheets — that applies across projects, not tied to one job. Admin-only. Text is extracted on upload so it feeds search.
PDF

Drop the manufacturer PDF here

One file · 50 MB max · text extracted on upload

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Roofing Intelligence Library

Schema v1.0 · — validated rules across SBS, standing-seam metal, and TPO · Editor-in-Chief: Joel — nothing reaches validated without his name on it. The library is the product; the models just read it.
Status Category
AI-generated — verify before relyingCharlie's findings, citations, and analysis are produced by AI and can be incomplete or wrong, including where they cite a document by section, sheet, or paragraph. Confirm every output against the source documents before pricing, bidding, or building from it.