The specifier's reference for AEC software
Find the integrations between your AEC tools.
The independent directory of integrations across the AEC stack, with no vendor marketing and no pay-for-placement.
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- 1001 integrations
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The problem
The software review landscape is broken
AEC firms making six and seven figure software decisions rely on platforms riddled with pay-to-play rankings, AI-generated reviews, and vendor-funded visibility. The tools at the top aren't the best ones. They're the ones that paid the most.
Meanwhile the information that actually decides a purchase, whether an integration really works, what implementation takes, and what a tool costs after the sales pitch, is almost impossible to find.
≈19%
of Google reviews were AI-generated by late 2024, up from about 5% in 2019
Source(opens in a new tab) Originality.AI, 2025. AI-generated reviews on Google rose from about 5% in 2019 to 19% by the end of 2024. Measured on Google reviews; no equivalent study exists for B2B software review sites.$27K
a year is what a typical vendor pays for paid visibility on a leading review site
Source(opens in a new tab) Vendr, 2026. The median annual amount vendors pay for G2, across 512 purchases. Paid plans and add-ons scale to $95K or more.900+
tools lumped into generic categories with no way to filter by AEC discipline
Source(opens in a new tab) Capterra, 2026. Its single construction management category alone lists about 986 products, with no facet for AEC discipline.
What's different
Three ideas at the core
Reviewable integrations
An integration count means nothing if half the connections are shallow or broken. We treat each integration as a reviewable object: what it links, how data flows, and where it falls short.
Separate ratings for product and onboarding
A strong product with an 18 month rollout is a different proposition than one that deploys in weeks. We rate the product and the onboarding separately, instead of collapsing them into a single score.
No pay-for-placement, ever
Listings are never boosted by spend. Rankings use a transparent method, and vendor responses sit alongside criticism, not instead of it.
We will earn revenue from vendors who want to be found, never from changing what you see.
How it works
How a listing earns its place
- 1
Integrations are documented
Each connection records what it links, the mechanism, and its direction.
- 2
Practitioners review them
The people who run the tools rate the product and the onboarding, separately.
- 3
Nothing is for sale
Position is earned by relevance and reviews. Payment never moves it.
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