Ten years fixing delivery. Now I build the software that does it.
Digital transformation in AEC, made concrete: information management on infrastructure and complex programmes, and the AI-assisted tooling that replaces the manual parts of it. Fourteen products built this year. The software is the evidence.
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Three things you can look at today
A platform in beta, the ISO 19650 reference, and the build work. Nothing here is behind a form.
Capsar.io
An information management platform where you choose where the AI runs: on Capsar’s own server, so a confidential project never reaches an outside AI provider, or on Google Gemini for speed. Guided authoring, requirement tracking and structured exports, starting with the documents ISO 19650 asks for.
Learn about Capsar →ISO 19650 in practice
What the standard actually asks for, where the handover between requirement and response breaks, and the eight activities of clause 5 as a figure you can work through. The EIR and BEP diagnostics sit beside it, free.
Read the ISO 19650 guide →Builds
What AI-assisted development actually produces: Fourteen products shipped in nine months — market data pipelines, planning analytics, browser games, workflow automation. If you want one built for you, custom builds is the page for that.
See the builds →Start with what you already have.
Transformation does not begin with a strategy deck. It begins with finding out what the information you already exchange is costing you. Twelve questions across four sections, scored 0–3 for clarity: a score out of 100, your biggest gaps, and a PDF report you can hand to the client. No email required — answers stay in your browser. The BEP side has its own checklist beside it.
Andrea Aita
Information management practitioner with 10+ years across AECOM, Foster + Partners, Turner & Townsend and Heathrow Airport. Trained 500+ professionals at Heathrow and authored ISO 19650 information requirements for a corporate real estate portfolio.
Now building the software side of the same job — Capsar.io, and the builds listed on this site. What links them is one conviction: the work that is slow, manual and repeated is the work AI should be doing.
Everything on this site
Every page in one place — what I do, the proof behind it, the free tools, and the small print.
Work together
- Work with me Four ways to work together: AI and automation sprints, information management strategy, BEP and EIR production, and embedded delivery leadership.
- Custom builds Software built to a fixed scope, for somebody with an idea and no way to build it: a free idea review ending in a written page, then a sprint ending at a real URL.
- Contact Book a 30-minute call, or send a brief and get a written reply.
Proof
- Capsar.io The BEP and EIR platform with a private AI option — guided authoring, requirement tracking, structured exports. Beta access on request.
- Builds Every product from this year of agent-assisted development, grouped by domain, with the stack and screenshots for each, and a live demo where there is one.
- About Ten years across design studios, client-side delivery teams and complex supply chains — credentials, career timeline, and how I work.
Free tools
- ISO 19650 The hub: what the EIR asks, what the BEP answers, where the handover between them breaks, and the eight activities of clause 5.
- EIR Health Check Rate your EIR on a 0–3 scale and get a clarity score out of 100, your biggest gaps, and a PDF report. No email required.
- BEP Readiness Checklist A pre-submission self-check against what reviewers actually ask for, with live scoring and a report you can hand to your bid team.
- The CDE under ISO 19650 What a common data environment actually is: the four states an information container moves through, who establishes it and when, and what the EIR and the BEP each have to say about it.
- Level of Information Need Enough detail and no more: the three kinds of information the requirement covers, the four things that set it, why it is not LOD, and how to write it so a bidder can price it.
- Who writes the BEP One owner, several authors: the lead appointed party that owns the BEP, the information management function that holds the pen, the task teams it depends on, and what the tender has to ask for so it can be scored.
- TIDP and MIDP How the BEP’s promise gets a date: the milestones the client sets, the task team plans written against them, and the master plan that rolls them up and has to sit on the project programme.
- Information Management Scope Builder Answer questions about your CDE, your standards, what you ask the supply chain for and how you report, and get a written scope back: which workstreams, in what order, what is deliberately out, and an indicative size with the answers that move it.
- Tender Evaluation Readiness Check Whether a procurement is ready to be evaluated: the state of the EIR you would score against, the matrix you would score with, and the record you would leave — and what has to happen before any of it runs.