A family building a house, finally looking at the same numbers.
Scroll to follow the owner's day ↓Eight in the morning. The owner is on site, and the mestri's crew is owed for the week.
The owner pays them in cash and writes it into the phone before the crew walks away.
The steel arrives. Its bill is photographed on the spot, so it can't go missing.
At home, the family sees both payments the moment they're written.
The slab has cost more than planned. The owner knows by how much the same afternoon.
The plumber's quote comes in. AI reads it and points out that taps aren't included.
Evening. Nobody has to call and ask what was paid today.
Runs the build, and keeps every rupee of it in one place.
Adds payments on the days the owner can't be there.
Sees what the owner sees, without having to ask.
It knows this house, its budget and how far the work has come. When something needs an engineer, it says so.
YouPDFPlumber quote.pdfCan you check this before I sign?
✦Manekatti AIThree things to ask first. Taps and fittings aren't included. GST isn't mentioned. And he wants the full amount before starting.
YouSave those for when I meet him.
✦Manekatti AISaved. They'll be waiting on the plumber's page.
YouWhen should the electrician come in?
✦Manekatti AIOnce the walls are up and before plastering, so the wiring goes inside the walls. You're two steps away from that.
Sets the budget, keeps the books and invites the family.
Writes in payments and bills when the owner can't be there.
Sees every number and has a say on the ideas.
It keeps to the family's side of the build. Structure, approvals and the contractor's own books belong to the people trained for them.
Tell me what you're making. The first call is twenty minutes.