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Say it once
Call or text Lucera from the truck. Talk the way you would to a project coordinator who already knows the home.
The AI assistant for superintendents
Say it once.
Lucera follows through.
Call or text from the jobsite. Lucera texts your trades, reads their replies, and keeps the schedule current, with you approving every step.
Illustrative example. Home, trades, and messages are fictional.
Built alongside the superintendents at Abba River Homes
How it works
From one call to work underway.
Lucera keeps the coordination moving between your call and the trades showing up.
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Approve the plan
Lucera lays out the schedule changes and messages it will send. Edit anything, then approve with a tap.
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Lucera follows through
It texts your trades, reads their replies, and updates the schedule as each answer comes in.
What it handles
The calls, texts, and chasing that eat your day.
Hand Lucera the coordination around each home so your time goes to the work only you can do.
Deliveries
Confirm drops with suppliers and move them on the schedule.
Trade scheduling
Line up the next trade once the work before it is set.
Schedule changes
Shift dates and see what moves with them before you approve.
Follow-ups
Chase quiet trades and remind them of what they agreed to.
Punch items
Send items to the right trade and track them to done.
Field updates
Ask what’s next at any home and get a straight answer.
You stay in control
An assistant that asks first.
Lucera prepares the work and handles the follow-through. The decisions stay with you.
You approve before anything goes out
Every schedule change and first message waits for your review.
Your judgment stays yours
Completion reports come back to you. Lucera never signs off on work.
Every conversation on the record
Replies, changes, and decisions stay with the home for the office to see.
More from Lucera
The same follow-through, across the business.
Start with your superintendents. Add help in the office when you’re ready.
Bill processing
Compare every invoice line by line with similar homes, catch what doesn’t belong, and get it fixed with the vendor before you approve.
Warranty management
Hand off homeowner intake, trade coordination, scheduling, and follow-up through repair completion.
Pre-construction planning
Place your plans on your lots to scale, see what they sell for nearby, and let Lucera send the requests to start the home.
A few practical questions
Know what you’re handing off.
What does Lucera actually do for a superintendent?
You call or text Lucera with what needs to happen at a home. It turns that into a plan of schedule changes and trade messages. After you approve, it texts the right trades, reads their replies, updates the schedule, follows up when someone goes quiet, and brings anything that needs your judgment back to you.
Does anything go out without my approval?
No. You review the proposed schedule changes and outgoing messages before they are applied or sent. Once a coordination is approved, Lucera handles the replies and follow-up and comes back to you when something needs a decision.
Do my trades need to download anything?
No. Trades and suppliers reply by the text or email channel agreed during onboarding. They do not need an app or a login.
Do we need to replace our construction software?
No. Lucera works alongside your current tools. During onboarding we set up your homes, schedules, and vendor contacts and agree on any schedule handoffs.
What else can Lucera help with?
Lucera also offers bill processing, warranty management, and pre-construction planning. Most builders start with one workflow and add others once it is proving useful.
How do we get started?
Book a demo. We will walk through your superintendent’s week, agree on a small group of homes, the tasks in scope, pricing, and a start date, then guide onboarding. The film and examples on this site use illustrative data.
Let’s talk about your homes
Give your superintendents their afternoons back.
Show us a week in your superintendent’s life. We’ll walk through Lucera on your homes and agree on a practical first pilot, including scope, pricing, and a start date.