Question 1

What is Brickmesh?

Accepted Answer

Brickmesh is an AI-agent control room for active construction sites. It sits on top of your cameras, sensors, and master plan to surface the safety events and schedule changes worth a human response, then routes them to the right supervisor or morning report for the GC and owner.

Question 2

Is this a worker-surveillance product? What about privacy?

Accepted Answer

Brickmesh is designed to surface site and safety events for a human response, not to score individual workers. Before a rollout, your team can define camera zones, event types, alert recipients, and the review workflow. Access, retention, and governance requirements should be agreed for your deployment in the walkthrough rather than assumed.

Question 3

Will Brickmesh fit with our existing project-management tools?

Accepted Answer

Brickmesh starts with the cameras and sensors you already have and the master plan your team already runs. It can sit alongside your current project-management workflow; the exact handoff depends on your tools and rollout. The Enterprise plan includes custom integrations and rollout planning when your portfolio needs them.

Question 4

Does Brickmesh replace our safety team?

Accepted Answer

No. Agents surface the moments worth a human response and route them to the right supervisor, so your safety team can spend less time scanning and more time acting. Your team keeps the judgment and the final call.

Question 5

What are the pricing tiers?

Accepted Answer

Starter is $499 per site per month for the essential visibility layer. Pro is $1,499 per site per month for real-time safety alerts, schedule tracking, and supervisor routing. Enterprise is custom for multi-site deployments, integrations, rollout planning, and a dedicated success lead. There is no charge to join the waitlist.

Question 6

Can we start with one site before rolling this out further?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Starter and Pro are designed to begin with one active yard, prove the signal in your existing workflow, and expand as your team sees value across more sites. A walkthrough maps the starting point to your cameras, sensors, master plan, and rollout plan.

Question 7

What does implementation and support look like?

Accepted Answer

The first step is a focused yard walkthrough: we look at the cameras, sensors, safety workflow, and schedule signals your team already uses, then define the right starting scope. Enterprise includes a dedicated success lead; every rollout should be scoped to the site and operating process rather than promised as a one-size-fits-all install.

The questions GCs ask before they bring Brickmesh onto a site.

Clear answers for the people accountable for the site.