MVP Development / Digitization / Regulated Industry
Baukraft360 – AI Software for Building Surveyors (Funded MVP)
AI software for building surveyors: Baukraft360 drafts inspection reports with AI and replaces clipboard and Word. Target: 50% less time per report. Funded MVP for k-oenic, launch planned for October 2026.
Starting point
Building surveyors often still work with a clipboard, a digital camera and Word. Each site visit produces 20 to 50 photos that are inserted into the document by hand. Depending on scope, a single report takes 5 to 40 hours, and one surveyor writes 40 to 60 of them per year.
The software on the market feels like it is from the Windows 95 era: no mobile app, no AI, no modern interface. At the same time, the industry is short of skilled workers. Every hour spent on post-processing is an hour missing for the next job.
Solution
For k-oenic projectconsulting UG, TAISC is building a funded MVP that digitizes the inspection report process:
- AI-assisted drafting of inspection reports
- Digital signature (eIDAS-compliant)
- GDPR-compliant cloud archiving for 10 years
- Legal compliance per DEKRA standards
- Web app plus native apps for Android and iOS
The AI produces drafts, while professional responsibility stays with the surveyor, who reviews and signs. In a specialist product like this, the human-in-the-loop principle is a given.
The project is funded by the State of Baden-Württemberg. How funding and AI-assisted development reduce your share of MVP costs is covered in What an MVP really costs in 2026.
Technology stack
- Next.js + Node.js (full-stack)
- LLM integration via Azure AI Foundry (report drafts)
- Digital signature (eIDAS-compliant)
- Cloud archiving (GDPR-compliant)
- Native app layer (web, Android, iOS)
Result & Impact
- Target: 50% time savings per inspection report
- Potential of 60 to 180 hours per surveyor per year (estimate): assuming 3 to 6 hours of post-processing per report, half of it saved, at 40 to 60 reports per year
- Kick-off in May 2026, launch planned for October 2026
- Funded by the State of Baden-Württemberg