The middle of the job
runs itself.
The signed proposal that sits in the inbox until someone remembers to build a job out of it — Ariadne turns it into a scheduled, staffed, routed job block the moment it's signed, then keeps routing, tracking, and billing it until it's paid. No whiteboard, nothing re-typed.
The pains the founder built it against.
- 01.The signed proposal that sat in the inbox for three days because nobody had time to turn it into a schedule — so the crew showed up to a job that was never actually blocked out.
- 02.The whiteboard in the shop that only the dispatcher can read, and the reshuffle that happens in someone's head when a truck breaks down — never written down, never seen by the crew already on the road.
- 03.The route built by feel, not math — the same stops in a different order every week, an extra hour of windshield time nobody notices because nobody's counting it.
- 04.The customer calling to ask 'where's my crew' because the only tracking anyone gets is a phone call to the office.
The tools that ship together.
The moment a proposal is signed, Ariadne decomposes it into the job blocks a crew actually works — tear-off, dry-in, shingle, whatever the trade calls for — and puts them on the board. Nobody re-types the scope into a second system.
Ariadne solves the day's stops for the real shortest route — live traffic layered in where it's available — so a dispatcher approves a plan instead of drawing one by hand.
Jobs with a real weather threshold — a roof that can't go on wet, a pour that needs a dry window — get an automatic hold the moment the forecast crosses it, before a crew is dispatched into it.
Every stop gets a tracking link with the crew's live position while they're en route — the same experience customers already expect from a delivery, without a phone call to the office.
The moment a crew marks a block complete, Ariadne closes the loop — the invoice is generated, no re-keying the job into a separate billing system and no lag between done and paid.
Ariadne only offers a block to crews certified for that scope, so the dispatcher isn't the only thing standing between an uncertified crew and a job that needs one.
On the menu.
The honest answers,
without the sales gloss.
No — it replaces the whiteboard and the guesswork, not the person. Ariadne builds the schedule and the route; your dispatcher still makes the judgment calls — a weather exception, a crew calling in, a customer asking for a specific day. It's there so the plan starts from the optimal answer instead of a blank board.
It solves the day's stops directly rather than applying a rule of thumb — live traffic included where it's available — so the order a crew drives is the shortest real path through their stops, not just a sensible-looking one.
Jobs with a defined weather threshold — a tear-off that can't get wet, a pour that needs a dry window — get an automatic hold the moment the forecast crosses it, before a crew is dispatched into it.
Starting at $499/mo, added to Forge Core. Ariadne is included for Founding Charter members.
Founding Charter gets the chest. Every tool. Forever.
The day we ship it to ourselves, we ship it to you.