Start from KBF Atlas AI, the system we run our own design-build firm on. You get a licensed copy in a private repository you administer, on your accounts, with the instructions and prompts to make it yours. Everything you build on it stays yours.
Atlas is the system KBF Design Gallery prices, sells, and runs its projects in. We built it ourselves when no product fit how a design-build firm actually works. Our team uses it every day. It is the software behind the number on this site: scope writing from 7 hours to about 30 minutes.
A product makes you fit its workflow. Source you run yourself fits you. You change what you need, keep your data on your accounts, and never wait on a vendor's roadmap. We keep improving the baseline from what we learn running it, and licensees get the update path.
The license is the head start. The consulting is what turns it into your company's software.
The license is one fixed price with the named baseline written into the proposal. Ongoing direction is one fixed monthly amount. Both are quoted after we talk, and both include the AI compute and tools we use for your work.
Most remodelers have never read a license agreement. Here is what this one means, in the words we use on the call. The signed agreement is the one that governs.
You get the right to run and change the baseline inside your company for as long as the license stands. The baseline itself stays ours, which is what lets us keep improving it for everyone who runs it.
Atlas runs on accounts you own. Your data lives with you. You maintain your instance, with our instructions and direction.
Everything you build on top of the baseline belongs to you. We ask for the right to learn from what licensees build so the shared baseline gets better; you never lose your own work.
You can run it and extend it. You cannot resell it or hand the baseline to another company.
A license is for a firm that can name a technical or data owner and wants software that fits how it works. If nobody inside can own it, start with training.
You license the baseline and run it on your own accounts in a private repository you administer. Everything you build on top is yours. The baseline stays ours so we can keep improving it for everyone who runs it.
A named technical or data owner inside your company, your own accounts, and your source records. We supply the baseline, instructions, prompts, and direction. Accounts and agreed records are due one business day before the first session.
The license includes the instructions and prompts to do it. If you want us to do some of it live with you, that is scoped and priced separately. Either way, your people decide what an ambiguous record means. We do not guess for you.
One fixed price for the license, quoted after a conversation, with the named baseline written into the proposal. Ongoing direction is one fixed monthly amount, month to month.
After a conversation, a proposal both sides sign, and the first month funded before it begins. We do not promise a release date on this page. We agree one in the proposal.
Thirty minutes with Adam, weekday evenings, Eastern time. We show you the system we run on, and you tell us what you run on.