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Twenty surfaces.
One record.

The homepage previews nine — through the signing room, recurring revenue, and the agent fleet. This page tours the other eleven:

The Optimus home dashboard: the line — what needs you, collect / money that is late, my day, and the owner pulse row with cash, A/R open, weighted pipeline and won this month.
Home · the owner view, on a Monday

Where a surface has a production capture, you are looking at the running product — the real records, the real numbers, the real empty states. Where it doesn't, you get the plain fact instead of a drawing of one.

01 — Dispatch

The Optimus dispatch board: four service vehicles on a half-hour grid across the seven-to-seven window, the day capacity strip above it, and the weather forecast in the header.
Dispatch · four vehicles, the 7a–7p window

01Capacity

Capacity, before you promise it.

01Capacity

Booked tech-hours against available, across four active vehicles, on the 7a–7p board window. Derived live from the board below — no per-tech shift length is assumed, because assuming one is how a Thursday gets oversold.

02The grid

Four vehicles, one half-hour grid.

02The grid

Drag a block to reschedule; drop it on any slot in any vehicle row. Status colors carry the whole day at a glance — scheduled, en route, on site, completed, cancelled — so the board answers “where is everyone” without a phone call.

03The forecast

The weather is on the board.

03The forecast

Rain Thursday, 77%. It sits in the header of the day it affects, next to the date you are about to commit to, which is the only moment the information is worth anything.

02The index

Twenty surfaces, on one page, in one column.

Not a feature grid. A ledger — because the argument this product makes is that the list is long and the record underneath it is single.

On the homepage — nine surfaces

  • 01DashboardPipeline, booked revenue, win rate, tech utilization — live on open.
  • 02DispatchDrive time, skills, and conflicts, checked while you drag.
  • 03Optimus chatPlain English, answered against the live record.
  • 04Proposal builderA paragraph in; a sectioned, priced, margin-checked quote out.
  • 05MobileNext stop, gear on board, photos and signatures from the driveway.
  • 06Network topologyVLANs, PoE budgets, AP coverage — validated as you draw.
  • 07Signing roomReview, press-and-hold signature, deposit, one sitting.
  • 08Recurring revenueAgreements invoice on schedule and collect on AutoPay.
  • 09Agent fleetSix named agents, acting inside rules you set once.

Deeper in the product — eleven surfaces

03 — The detail

Six more, at close range.

Every frame is a detail of the same running workspace on the same day — which is why the numbers agree with each other.

Scroll the strip

  • Opportunities · fifteen open, weighted forecast
  • Projects · ten stages, drag forward to advance
  • Customers · residential and commercial, one table
  • Reports · A/R aging, oldest first
  • Marketing · every channel in one command center
  • Fleet · live GPS, trip history, telematics

04The eleven

The other eleven surfaces, in their own words.

One paragraph each. Where a production capture exists it sits under the paragraph at full width; where one doesn't, the paragraph is the proof and no drawing pretends otherwise.

10Analytics

The executive view — live, gradient, indisputable.

Every KPI an AV-shop exec actually wants — pipeline, booked revenue, gross margin, tech utilization, win rate, segment mix — refreshed every time data changes. No pivot tables, no Tuesday-morning export ritual, no spreadsheet drift between locations.

11CRM

Opportunities, honest pipeline math.

Kanban for the way your team thinks. Pipeline for the way the CFO thinks. Stage-by-stage value and count, with deal cards that surface days-since-touch + Optimus's nudge-to-follow-up. Drag-to-move-stage works, but Optimus also suggests when a deal has gone stale.

12Project timelines

Gantt that actually talks to the GC.

Phase-by-phase install timelines that sync with the builder's framing / drywall / finish schedule. Pre-wire on week 2, speaker placement on week 9 — Optimus checks dependencies and flags conflicts before your crew shows up to a job that isn't ready.

13Smart home control

The customer-facing homeowner surface.

The other side of the same record — what your customer sees on their phone. Scenes, rooms, real-time status. Lives at app.optimus.ai/home/<token> with a unique link per residence. The customer never installs an app, never creates a password.

14Surveillance

Multi-camera management, AI-classified events.

Live grid of every camera under management. AI-classified events (person / vehicle / package / known face) with 24h retention default. Built for shops selling surveillance as a service plan — customer portal access included.

15Enterprise multi-location

Four locations, one record each.

For franchise networks and regional shops. Network-wide KPIs, per-location P&L, cross-location tech sharing suggestions from Optimus. The Apex Custom rollout (4 locations, 92 techs) lives on this surface today.

16Customer portal

Your customer's view — on the same record.

The other side of every project: the homeowner or facilities-team view. Install progress timeline, photo journal, signed documents, change orders awaiting signature, inline messaging with your team. Auto-generated per-project at app.optimus.ai/portal/<token>. No app install, no password.

17Onboarding

Optimus trained on your shop's history.

Day-one setup that ingests your catalog, your historical proposals, your margin policy, your vendor preferences, your concealment rules. By hour 24, Optimus drafts proposals that read as if your senior estimator wrote them. By hour 48, dispatch suggestions match your scheduler's judgment.

18Design suite

Signal flow + system design, all on one canvas.

Eighteen engineering tools on one canvas — theater acoustics, rack elevation with power and heat, photometric lighting, self-balancing electrical, network design with PoE and conduit-fill checks. 994 controls certified across the suite, two consecutive clean passes. As-builts, flowcharts, and submittal packages generate from the design.

The design suite: the AI co-designer brief bar above the spatial tool grid — dot map, lighting designer, lighting controls, plan cleaner, room detection, sim builder, programming tool, home theater.
Design Suite · seventeen tools, one spatial model
19Cost tracking

Job cost vs. budget, live.

Per-project P&L with labor allocation, committed POs, and category-level variance. Optimus forecasts margin and flags drift before it hits the financial. Five cost categories, real-time progress bars, and an AI nudge when one category trends out of bounds.

The cash flow report with the job costing, profitability and margin leak tabs beside it: cash in versus cash out for the trailing twelve months.
Reports · cash in vs. out, job costing one tab away
20Business development

The pipeline that follows itself up.

Lead sources, weighted pipeline value, time-to-quote, and BD nudges all in one record. Optimus surfaces who needs a follow-up, who's gone cold, and which referral deserves a thank-you. Replaces the spreadsheet your sales manager updates every Monday.

05 — Certified

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controls certified across the design suite · two consecutive clean passes

Eighteen engineering tools, one canvas, and a number that had to be earned control by control before this page was allowed to claim the suite works.

06The ask

Want to see this with your data?

We'll spin up a sandbox tenant pre-loaded with your shop's catalog and run a live tour. 45 minutes.

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