Product demos
See the software working.
Four interactive walkthroughs, each one a live page rather than a screenshot. Click through them the way a client would.
No client appears in any demo. Each one is a composite, built from realistic ranges rather than from a single scrubbed site, because one real site stays recognizable from its building count, floor area and energy pattern. Every figure is illustrative unless the page says otherwise and names its source.
District compliance portal
A four-building K-12 campus against Washington's Clean Buildings standard: which buildings are covered, which tier, what is owed and by when, and the measures that close the gap.
What it proves. Compliance is not a PDF. Every deadline, penalty and incentive on the page is computed from the building's own floor area, so it updates itself as the portfolio changes.
School districts, facilities directors, and the engineers serving them
Composite district, illustrative figures in realistic ranges
Open the demoIndustrial opportunity screen
A mid-size manufacturing plant screened for energy measures, each one ranked and benchmarked against what facilities like it actually achieved.
What it proves. The savings estimates are not ours alone. Every measure carries the real median cost, payback and implementation rate from tens of thousands of U.S. Department of Energy assessments.
Manufacturers, plant engineers, and energy managers
Composite plant and measure benchmarks derived from the public DOE Industrial Assessment Center database
Open the demoNatural gas load forecasting
A year of daily gas demand, forecast a day ahead, with the error tracked honestly against a weather-only baseline and priced in dollars.
What it proves. A forecast is only worth what its errors cost. This one reports its own accuracy every day and converts the improvement into the imbalance and peak-day charges it avoids.
Gas utilities, large industrial gas users, and aggregators
Generic illustrative series, no client or utility data
Open the demoIndustrial process monitoring
A six-unit process fleet on one screen, with the alarm flood filtered down to the handful of events that are actually worth a walk to the floor.
What it proves. Monitoring is subtraction, not addition. The headline is not how much the platform shows you, it is how much it takes away.
Process manufacturers running metered production equipment
Illustrative fleet, generic figures
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