The independent-review layer for Australian structural engineering.
s.eye pairs an AI review pipeline with the distribution, judgement and live project flow of a practising structural consultancy. It turns second-pass drawing review from an unpriced favour into a product category.
Trimble's April 2026 acquisition of Document Crunch put a strategic price on AI document intelligence for construction.
US drawing-QA platforms (LightTable, Structured) have raised institutional rounds — none are built for Australian standards and certification workflows.
Packs keep getting bigger while senior review time doesn't. The manual red-pen pass no longer scales with delivery programs.
Estimated Australian serviceable market per year by 2030 for AI-assisted structural documentation review.
Monthly subscription with quota, AUD GST inclusive — priced against the real cost of senior review hours.
Draft certificate preparation inside the workflow connects review output to the statutory sign-off engineers already must produce.
Five layers, compounding.
- Australian-first framing — NCC context, AS-series conventions and local drawing practice, where global tools default to foreign codes.
- Practice-embedded distribution— built and proven inside a practising structural consultancy's live project flow, with a direct channel to peers.
- Conservative-citation trust — findings cite standards only when supportable; uncertain findings stay uncited. Credibility is the product.
- Workflow depth — pinned registers, scope control, exports and audit trails, not a chat window bolted onto PDFs.
- Certification adjacency — Reg 126 draft preparation ties the register to the document engineers must sign anyway.
Waitlisted, testing on real packs.
Public access is gated while live consultancy project packs run through the pipeline. The investor pack covers market assumptions, unit economics, the product roadmap and the SiteStream-family strategy.
For the investor deck, one-pager, diligence access and founder conversations.