Takes every document at once
Upload the whole job in one go: specs, schedules, tech data, certificates, drawings, zips. No sorting first.
You finish the job. We'll handle the manual.
Buildary turns the specs, schedules, data sheets and commissioning records your job already produced into a client-ready Operations & Maintenance manual, with every sentence linked to the page it came from.
Upload the whole job in one go: specs, schedules, tech data, certificates, drawings, zips. No sorting first.
Every file routed to the right section of the manual.
Pulls out what the manual needs from every document, each statement linked to the page it came from. Nothing unsupported gets in.
Check the preliminary version section by section and make your changes before the manual is built.
A complete draft, with anything still missing on a punch list for you to chase, never filled in.
Review rounds by secret link and PIN, no account needed.
The final issue built with your logo and company profile, ready to hand over.
Know what to chase from the trades while there's still time, not at final review.
Share the draft by secret link and PIN. Comments come back as review rounds.
Approve, build the PDF, then issue the final with your as-builts.
A complete, client-ready O&M manual at project completion, and if it's left to the last minute, you'll still have it the same day.
The first draft is assembled from your files, so your time goes on review, not copy-paste.
Every statement carries its evidence, so nobody has to ask where a sentence came from.
Missing data sheets and records surface as soon as you upload, while the trades are still on call.
Your branding and the same structure on every manual, whoever on the team builds it.
It runs in the browser. Upload, review and approve from wherever you are.
An O&M manual is a document people sign off on and rely on for years. Buildary is built evidence first, writing second, with a person approving before anything is issued.
Written sections are drafted as claims, each linked to its source page.
If the cited page doesn't support a claim, it's removed.
Maintenance schedules are selected from a controlled library, never generated.
Drawings, certificates and literature are reproduced as supplied.
Nothing is built or issued until someone on your side approves it.
Your documents are used to build your manuals and nothing else.
"If a sentence can't be traced to a page in your job files, it doesn't go in the manual." Buildary is developed with practising mechanical engineers.
Buildary is in private beta with a small group of contractors. We'll agree pricing with you before your beta access starts.
Whatever the job produced: PDFs, spreadsheets, photos and zip archives, nested or not. Specifications, equipment schedules, manufacturer literature, commissioning records, certificates and drawings. You don't need to sort or rename anything first.
Buildary flags it. A gap goes on a punch list for you to chase. It is never filled in with plausible-sounding text.
No. Maintenance intervals are safety-relevant, so schedules are selected from a controlled library to match the equipment on the job. No model writes a service interval.
Yes. The written sections open as a live draft. You can edit, reorder, add or remove content, save snapshots, and approve the version you want built.
No. It removes the assembly and first-draft work so the review is about the content. Nothing is built until someone on your side approves the draft.
Your files are used to build your manuals and nothing else.
Accounts are by invitation while we learn what Buildary gets wrong on real jobs. We review your request, agree pricing, then invite you in.
Buildary is in private beta with a small group of building-services contractors. Tell us who you are and we'll provide Beta Access with an invite.