Compliance Engine
Timberline Framing
Insurance · license · W-9 current
Solutions · Builders & GCs
An Operating System.Powered by six engines, driven by AI.
Live on the job
Too much happening on site? Let BulletDraw do it for you.
Lumber in, invoices read, a certificate caught and renewed, the draw sent, funded and paid — every engine working the job while you run it.
- Engines
- 6
- Engines
- Per draw, from 4 hours
- 4 min
- Per draw, from 4 hours
- Sign-ups for your subs
- 0
- Sign-ups for your subs
- Lender, their own template
- Any
- Lender, their own template
Live · Harbor Point, Lot 14 · Framing
Scheduling Engine
Framing · week 9 of 31
On the critical path
Procurement Engine
Framing lumber
PO placed · due Thursday
AI Draw Engine
Draw #2 · Framing
Collecting$0
Waiting on invoices
Framing stageWaivers 0/2
Just now
- Monday, 7:02 am. The week starts.
In the blink of AI
Save time. Let BulletDraw do it for you.
A slip recomputed, an RFQ drafted and awarded, certificates checked, invoices read, the bank's template filled and subs paid — every engine running at once, with a person pressing the one button that matters.
The engines
Six engines. One circuit.
They run in the order a job does — measure it, price it, plan it, buy it, clear the people, get it funded — and then round again. Pick one to see what it owns. Each is sold on its own.
Takeoff Engine. Quantities measured from the drawings, held in one place, and locked once verified.
What it will run
BulletDraw in action
Draws done in minutes. Approvals done in hours.
AI agents take the typing, the chasing and the rebuilding out of every draw — so the money moves when the work is done.
Intelligent automation
Engines powered by intelligent automation.
Three kinds of work the engines take off you before you get there. Every result is put in front of a person to confirm — nothing is approved, submitted or paid by a model.
It reads.
Paper arrives and comes back as records — matched, dated and waiting on a person to confirm them.
- Invoices, readKeying invoice lines
- Checks, photographedTyping up every check
- Certificates, readA calendar of expiry dates
- Budgets, importedRe-typing a budget
It fills in.
The forms that have to be right, written from figures already in the system rather than from memory.
- Bank forms, filledRebuilding the bank's sheet
- Lien waivers, trackedChasing who has signed what
- Logs, draftedWriting the log at 9pm
It follows up.
The asking, the reminding and the first read — done on a schedule, by link, until something lands.
- Subs, chasedRinging subs for paperwork
- Packages, pre-readEmails back and forth
Every lot, every phase
The whole street, on one schedule.
Around the engines
Everything a GC needs, on one login.
The engines move the money and the plan. This is the rest of what a job asks for, on the same permissions and the same screen.
On the phone
Run the job from your pocket.
Most of a GC's day is spent on site, not at a desk. The work that needs you comes with you.
On site
The office is wherever the job is.
Supers, project managers, owners and trades — usually standing on a slab when they need the answer.
Built for GCs who run the job.
Tell us about your projects and your lenders. We will show you the engines you need, live, on a real draw.
Works with any lender · Subs answer from a link