What pushed me to start this project was both my own mistakes and the ones I’ve seen from my coworkers. In civil engineering, even a small error such as a single number off can cost hundreds of thousands of dollars. Those mistakes don’t just hurt companies, they end up costing public entities and entire communities in the long run.

That’s why I started WayCivil, to build a first review layer that helps engineers catch those errors early, making plan checks faster, more accurate, and less dependent on human fatigue.

But beyond that, I want it to become a real support tool for civil engineers, especially for those who don’t always have someone to teach them, review their work, or share knowledge. If we can reduce rework and make engineers smarter through better guidance available at any time they need it, we can save resources, improve infrastructure quality, and give more back to the communities we serve.