About Tree Inventory AI
Tree care is one of the last trades where the person who knows the most about a job is also the person who has to type it all in later. They walked the property. They put hands on the tree. Then they sit down at nine at night and re-enter it into three different screens.
We are building the software that ends that. Point a phone at a tree and the AI does the reading: species, diameter, height, canopy, condition, a hazard rating. Then ask for the estimate, the crew day and the invoice, and the same trees carry all the way through. Nothing gets typed twice because nothing needs to be.
Who it is for
Tree care companies, and the arborists who run them. The owner-estimator who sells the work and still climbs. The two-truck outfit that outgrew a spreadsheet. The company running crews where the office has become the bottleneck. If you quote tree work, schedule it, do it and bill for it, this was built for the whole of that, not a slice of it.
The inventory side stands on its own for consulting arborists and urban forestry programs who need a defensible record and an export rather than a job pipeline. That work is real and we support it. It is not who the product is designed around.
Where it comes from
This company comes out of generations of arborists. That is the reason it starts at the tree instead of at the invoice, and the reason the defaults look the way they do. Nobody had to be convinced that crown density matters, that a leaning silver maple over a driveway is a different conversation than a dead limb out back, or that a quote written in the truck beats a quote written on Sunday.
The tree is the record
Most software for this trade starts at the customer and the line item, and the trees are a note somebody typed. We started at the tree, and everything else hangs off it. The estimate line records which trees it covers. The crew opens the same tree the estimator photographed. The invoice bills the work that was done to it. One record, from the first photo to the last payment.
That is also what makes a number defensible eight months later, when a customer asks why the removal cost what it cost and the answer is a photograph, a measurement and a date.
You run it by talking to it
Twenty years of software for this trade and it still comes down to typing into a form. We built the other way round: every action is an endpoint, so the assistant you already use can drive the whole thing. Connect Claude, Cursor or Codex to your account and ask for the quote, the crew day, the invoice. There is a full app underneath for everything you would rather click.
What we will not do
Nothing writes without asking you first. That is not a setting. A tool that skipped the confirmation could not be added to the product at all.
We will not make you export your own data in order to leave, and we will not put a number on the screen you have to audit. If the AI is unsure, it tells you how unsure, and you correct it in one tap.
Where we are
Early, and building it with the arborists using it. It is on us while we do that. No card, no demo call, no annual contract, and no pretending to be bigger than we are. If something is wrong, tell us and it gets fixed that week.