AI material scanner
Waste becomes identifiable, priced, and recoverable.
AI material recognition turns site leftovers into tracked value instead of anonymous skip-bin loss.
Built by builders, for builders
Take the uncertainty out of every order, every cut, every question.
LoopSite reads your construction plans — PDFs and 2D drawings — and gives you precise material orders, cut plans, and instant answers on site. No guesswork. No rework. No paper shuffle.
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The real problem
The buffer you build in when ordering material isn't the problem. Not having the real number is.
Herringbone floors, tile cuts, awkward corners still create offcuts no one can avoid — that's the trade. The buffer on top of that is fixable: LoopSite's precise takeoff and estimation engine reads your plans and hands you the real number, so the buffer becomes a decision, not a guess.
What if your crew ran like an F1 pit crew — everyone knowing their job, their spot, their tools, down to the second?
A pit crew doesn't guess. Every person knows exactly where to stand, what to grab, and what happens next, because the whole job is mapped before the car stops. What if you could run your site the same way — from your phone, from home, or from the car — and see every cut, every order, and every nail going in, live, from a digital twin of the actual site?
iCutList is the first piece, live today. We're building the rest with the founding cohort — test it with us, and we'll get there faster, together.
What if you knew about a blocker the minute it happened — not after the inspection?
Two monitors at home, or a phone mounted in the car — see the site the same way either time. A live camera feed on one screen. An augmented view of what's built and what's left on the other, with tasks, progress, and quality tracked as they happen.
Catch a failed check or a missed step while it's still a five-minute fix. Catch it three weeks later at inspection, and it's rework, delays, blown margin, and a client who remembers.
Concept view of remote site monitoring. The pieces — cut plans, crew boards, quality checks — exist today; this is what they look like brought together into one live view, wherever you are.
What if a verified photo was all it took to get paid?
Your apprentice finishes a stage of work and uploads a photo. LoopSite checks it against what should be there, flags anything wrong, and raises it before an inspector ever sees it.
Verified work becomes proof — and proof means you get paid in minutes, not days or weeks, without adjudication, disputes, or a wait for the next inspection.
This is the direction the evidence layer is heading. We're building it with the founding cohort — the sooner we test it together, the sooner it's real.
What it does on a real site
Four jobs. Done properly.
01Precision ordering
Upload your plans — PDF or 2D. Get exact quantities and an optimised cut plan. The buffer becomes a choice, not a guess.
02Answers on site
Your plans live in one place and answer questions — opening heights, stud spacing, fixture positions. The crew asks, the app answers in seconds, on site or straight from WhatsApp. You stop being the site's search engine.
03Rework stopped at the source
Piece-level cut plans and clear instructions mean it's built right the first time. You pay for work once — and invoice on time.
04The whole site, digital
Every cut, order, and decision tracked. Live, intelligent documents instead of dumb paper. You know what's built, what's ordered, and what's next.
Try it right here
Don't take our word for it. Ask.
This is a sample plan — a 4-bed residential build. Ask it what you'd ask your own plans: opening heights, stud counts, lintels, what to order. On a real job it reads your drawings, and your crew asks it instead of asking you.
Scripted demo of the on-site assistant, running on a sample plan.
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Same backend, another channel
Your crew already has WhatsApp open. So does LoopSite.
Same sample plan, same answers — but this time it's a text message. Ask a question, send a photo of finished work for a spec check, or assign a task. No new app for the crew to learn.
Demo of the WhatsApp assistant we've built and are actively developing, running on the same sample plan as the demo above.
How it works
From plans to cut plan.
01
Upload your plans
PDF or 2D drawings. The same documents you already have.
02
Smart-Cut does the take-off
Exact quantities, optimised cut sequences, and a precise order list.
03
Run the job from your pocket
Print the cut plan, hand it to the crew, and let them ask the plans directly.
See it before you spend it
The Order Simulator shows the cost of the guess.
Order the right amount, over-order and pay for a skip, or scramble for an emergency re-order — the simulator lays out what each path actually costs on your job, before you call the supplier.
Screenshot of the Order Simulator comparing ordering scenarios on a sample job. Figures illustrate what the tool shows you, not a guaranteed outcome.
The bottom line
No rework bills. Invoices paid on time. Profit that stays profit.
This isn't a gadget. It solves real problems on real sites — and it earns its place in your day by giving you time and margin back.
Material recovery
Leftover stock, priced and ready to move.
Every recoverable length, sheet, and unit gets a quantity, an estimated value, and a verified buyer pickup — before it hits the skip.
Site intelligence
Every job makes the next one smarter.
Every job generates data. Every cut, order, and material decision becomes part of a smarter picture for the next job.
Working wedge
iCutList is the first proof point.
iCutList is live. Builders enter wall segments, generate a cut plan, and get an exact order list — before calling the supplier.
Every cut list generated becomes training data for the broader site intelligence layer. The wedge builds the dataset.
The product loop
Every step. Every job. Getting smarter.
Every step collects evidence and feedback so the system improves with real site use.
PlanUpload drawings or enter measurements
OptimiseSmart-Cut generates cut layout
OrderSimulate order with supplier pricing
BuildUnique piece IDs follow every cut
RecoverAI scanner identifies leftover value
ReportCarbon and waste evidence exported
Platform surfaces
Built and running.
LoopSite is designed as a connected product suite: site workflows, material intelligence, reporting, and field-ready mobile interfaces.
Audience pathways
Built for the people who run the job.
Builders
Exact quantities from your plans before the frame goes up. Fewer buffer orders, faster take-offs, cleaner handoff to the crew.
Higher margin per jobProject managers
Track material, delivery, and programme variance before it becomes a delay or a variation.
Fewer surprisesInvestors and partners
Execution-layer data no incumbent holds. A live wedge product, tested in front of 1,500 builders at Sydney Build Expo 2026.
Defensible moatSydney Build Expo 2026
We took it straight to the people who'd use it.
We spoke with around 1,500 builders, project managers, and estimators over the two days — not to pitch, but to test. We demoed the cut plan on real jobs, signed up pilot builders on the spot, and came home with a clear list of what needs to change before this ships wider.
Founding access
Join the founding builder cohort.
We're working directly with residential builders to shape what LoopSite becomes. Pilot pricing. Your feedback determines what ships next.
Pilot builders already signed up from Sydney Build Expo 2026.
IncludedDesign partner access
Direct input on feature prioritisation and what ships next.
IncludedPilot pricing
Agreed directly with founding cohort members.
IncludedInnovation Lab voting
Vote on what ships next in the founding cohort roadmap.
IncludedFeedback sessions
Regular direct sessions with the founding team.
Founding design partner access
Start with one job. See what precision feels like.
Try iCutList on a real job. If it saves you time or materials, let's talk about what the next step looks like.