AI and data for the businesses that build and supply infrastructure.
Capveon works with infrastructure contractors, manufacturers and the supply chains behind them. We connect the systems they already run, do the research and data entry between them, and forecast what is coming.
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The problem we started with
Infrastructure companies operate across an enormous amount of fragmented information: public projects, capital plans, specifications, bid documents, CRM and ERP data, email, spreadsheets. People spend their days moving information between systems and researching things software should already understand.
Most software solves one workflow and owns one piece of the data. Capveon is deliberately more general. We sit on top of the systems a customer already runs and use them the way a person would. Then we find the process that wastes the most time and build the workflow around it.
Software that runs the physical economy, starting with the people who build it.
We start with water, wastewater and heavy civil infrastructure, where the record is public and the hours are being lost today, and expand from there.
Backed by Y Combinator
Capveon is a small team of engineers who have built data systems for infrastructure and government before, and who spend most weeks with the people who pursue public work for a living.
We are hiring engineers. Write to hello@capveon.ai.
The first workflow takes an afternoon, not a quarter.
Tell us the systems you run and the process that wastes the most time. We connect to them read-only and build the first version with your team in an hour or two, without replacing anything.