We ran the work before we wrote the software for it.
WeReno started as an owner’s representative. For more than ten years it ran renovations, fit-outs and capital programmes: writing the scopes, levelling the bids, holding the schedule, chasing the trades, sitting in the site meetings. We did it alongside owners, contractors, operators and some of the largest brands in hospitality and retail.
Years working across property improvement, on the owner’s side of the table.
Renovation and capital projects delivered, from single rooms to ground-up builds.
Of property improvement facilitated, across hotels, clinics, restaurants and retail.
Clients whose sites had to keep trading while the work went on around them.
Almost none of the pain is the building work.
- AdministrationThe scope nobody wrote down, then four versions of it in four inboxes.
- CoordinationA week lost because one electrician never called back, and nobody was counting the days.
- PricingThree quotes that priced three different jobs, compared side by side as if they were the same one.
- OverheadHours a day of chasing, filing and re-typing that produced nothing anybody could point at.
So the conclusion was not what we expected.
The industry does not need another piece of software for people to manage. It needs technology that does the work for them.
WeReno is the AI operating layer for property improvement.
Four agents, each built around a problem we spent ten years running into. You tell them what needs to happen the way you would tell a person, and they do the work around it.
Handyman.ai
AI for property care and maintenance
Text it what you need. Handyman finds vendors, gets quotes, compares the pricing, coordinates the work, remembers the property down to the model number, and keeps the ongoing upkeep on a schedule you never have to hold in your head.
Homeowners, landlords and small portfolios
What Handyman does
Renobot.ai
AI owner’s rep for renovations
Renobot works on your side of the table. It helps scope the job, price it, organise it and keep it straight: three quotes read against one scope, every decision and drawing in one place, and a change order explained before you sign it.
Anyone renovating the home they live in
What Renobot does
Opsonic.ai
AI back office for contractors
Tell Opsonic what needs to happen and it handles the paperwork around the job: estimates, follow-ups, client updates, scheduling, change orders, invoicing and the business record underneath all of it. You run the project. Opsonic runs the rest.
Contractors and the trades doing the work
What Opsonic does
WeReno Capital
Owner’s rep and project management, high touch
Capital is the closest continuation of the original WeReno operating model, and it is the work everything else was built out of. Complex commercial and capital projects, run end to end: intake, procurement, execution and closeout on one record.
Hotels, clinics, restaurants and multi-property owners
What Capital doesThe people who were on those projects.
WeReno’s service provided exactly what we needed to stay on track and within budget. The regular progress reports were particularly helpful. It’s a reliable choice for straightforward projects.
WeReno provided outstanding support throughout our project. Their expertise in budget management and strategic planning was invaluable. The service exceeded our expectations and delivered real results.
We were impressed with how WeReno’s service fit our requirements perfectly. It offered solid budget tracking and regular updates, making the project run smoothly. It was a great value and well worth the investment.
WeReno was a game-changer for our project. The detailed quality assurance and round-the-clock support made a huge difference. It’s essential for managing complex projects with precision.
The same four jobs, under every one of them.
Whichever agent you are talking to, this is the machinery doing the work behind the conversation. On Capital it is also what a WeReno project manager is reading.
Watches the job
Progress against the plan, every day, and a flag the week something starts slipping rather than the month after.
Keeps one record
The schedule, the money, the drawings and the decisions on one live record, with every figure pointing back at the row it came off.
Checks the paperwork
Permits, inspections, warranties and closeout documents chased and filed as the job runs, not reassembled at the end of it.
Reads what is coming
A change is never just its own line. It is read against the dates it moves and the trades it pushes, and named before it lands.