AI CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTATION ENGINE

From drawings, contracts and photos to project documentation.

Method Statements, HSE, WBS, BOQ, Schedule, QA/QC and Handover — generated in a controlled workspace.

Personalised technical draft, with traceability and human review before issue.

Long-reach excavator placing armour stone at the waterline, chalk cliffs behind

OπO · Demo

OπO Opio

Armour stone

Long-reach excavator placing rock on a coastal revetment — SAMPLE

OπO · On site · SAMPLE

Works

Armour stone, quay walls, piling, tandem lifts, jack-up plant, pipeline covers, survey. Site photos — SAMPLE.

Long-reach excavator placing armour stone at the waterline
Armour stone placement
Several mobile cranes lifting a long flanged pipe on a quay
Tandem pipe lift
Hopper barge loaded with armour stone and a deck excavator
Rock hopper barge
Jack-up barge with lattice crane floating beside a harbour quay
Jack-up barge
Steel piles being installed from a quay with harbour cranes
Marine piling
Precast concrete covers being lowered over a marine pipeline
Pipeline protection
Long-reach excavator working from a concrete quay into the water
Quay wall excavator
Excavators and a grapple placing rock on a riprap slope
Riprap with grapple
Yellow and orange excavators on a rocky coastal work platform
Revetment plant
Excavator and crew on a numbered concrete quay wall
Quay wall plant
Lattice crane barge with clamshell bucket and a tug alongside
Clamshell barge
Tugboat moving a jack-up barge with lattice crane
Tug and jack-up
Workboat and crew at the end of a riprap breakwater
Workboat at breakwater
Excavator arm reaching from a quay wall into the water
Underwater reach
Waves breaking on a rock armour breakwater
Rock armour
Beach excavator loading a dump truck beside a stone revetment
Beach earthworks
Curved riprap breakwater meeting the sea
Curved riprap
Aerial of coastal earthworks, embankment and stacked pipes
Coastal earthworks
Dump trucks and excavator loading chalk fill below a cliff
Quarry loading
Mobile crane lifting a pontoon at the water's edge
Pontoon lift
Red and white hydrographic survey catamaran underway
Survey vessel

WHY OPIO

Reads the project files

Text extracted from PDF where the library allows. CAD/IFC/ZIP stay stored — OCR and DWG come later.

Finds gaps and conflicts

Gap register + draft RFIs. Conflicting values from different documents are shown, not chosen.

Generates linked documents

Method, HSE, WBS, BOQ, Schedule, QA/QC, Handover — from the same fact set. BOQ/Schedule marked not-final without quantities.

Keeps the sources

Each draft cites file, page, revision, the information used, and confidence.

HOW IT WORKS

  1. 01

    Upload

    Drawings, contract, specs, photos — PDF, DOCX, XLSX, JPG, PNG, CSV.

  2. 02

    Opio analyses

    Extracts text, finds gaps, flags conflicts. Never invents levels or quantities.

  3. 03

    You review

    Draft with sources and TBC fields. Human approval is required before issue.

  4. 04

    Export

    PDF, DOCX, XLSX. Free: OπO · SAMPLE · DRAFT watermark on every export.

PROJECT TYPES

First vertical: Marine / Port.

Marine / Port

Roads and Bridges

Buildings

Industrial

MEP

Water and Utilities

Energy

Other

WATERMARK PREVIEWS

Free: OπO · SAMPLE · DRAFT watermark on every export. Demo content.

Method Statement · Demo

Founding level: TBC

OπO · SAMPLE · DRAFT

ITP · Demo

Founding level: TBC

OπO · SAMPLE · DRAFT

RAMS · Demo

Founding level: TBC

OπO · SAMPLE · DRAFT

CASE STUDIES · ANONYMOUS DEMO

Demo · Marine works (anonymous)

Quay package. Incomplete tender drawings: founding TBC, volume spec missing. Gap register + RFI, no invented levels.

Demo · Infrastructure (anonymous)

Bridge — partial drawing set. ITP on headings, acceptance criteria TBC until the spec is in.

Demo · Industrial / HSE (anonymous)

RAMS and PTW as Draft forms. They do not authorise work. Lifting capacities TBC.

QUESTIONS

Does Opio issue approved documents automatically?
No. The engine’s maximum status is Draft / Needs Review. Issue requires a human.
Does it replace the engineer?
No. Opio is a documentation engine. The engineer checks, fills TBC fields, and approves.
Where do levels and quantities come from?
Only from uploaded files. Missing = TBC + required source. We do not copy another project.
What does Demo price mean?
Plans in this prototype are labelled Demo. Production price is TBC. Not a market price.

Build your project documentation with Opio.

Personalised technical draft, with traceability and human review before issue.