The problem is genuinely hard. When a structural engineer changes Column C7 in their analysis model, the same column exists in drawings, schedules, specs and emails under different names, in different formats, some of which LLMs don’t understand, and with no shared identifier. Resolving those references into one canonical entity, and telling the engineer exactly what just went out of date, is the core of our product.
You’ll own engineering outright, not a slice of it. There’s no engineering organisation to inherit and no layer of management to negotiate with. What exists today is a working platform and a small team; the standards, the architecture, the hiring bar and the shape of the function as it grows are all genuinely open, and they’re your decisions to make.
Your work ships to people who pay. Our product is in production with signed customers that include some of the UK’s leading structural engineering firms. Work goes from a customer conversation into the hands of working engineers within days, and you’ll hear directly what landed and what didn’t. If you’d rather take a call with a structural engineer at 9am and ship them a fix by 5pm than sit in a product spec review, this is that job.
Bite is the platform that turns weeks of manual change-propagation work into seconds. Structural engineers work across a fragmented set of tools with no shared source of truth: ETABS models, SAFE analyses, Autodesk drawings, Excel specs, PDFs, emails. When a design changes, propagating that change across files is manual, slow and error-prone, and the errors are expensive.
Bite is the change management and audit trail layer for structural engineering: natural-language search across a project’s entire file ecosystem, cross-file impact detection, and propagation of those changes to every affected file under the engineer’s supervision, all running on a single engineering knowledge graph.