Alloovium

Construction paperwork that finally works for your team

Alloovium is a document intelligence layer built for construction teams, ingesting the sprawl of contracts, specs, drawings, compliance records, and site conversations that pile up on major projects. The pitch to builders is direct. On big jobs, documents aren't a neat pile, they're a web, and one change on site means five documents to amend, with nobody catching the missed one until an auditor, regulator, or client's lawyer does. Alloovium reads the full project record so teams can ask a question and get an answer rather than hunt through folders for the current version. The product is aimed at contractors and engineering firms drowning in QA and compliance work. Every answer cites its exact source sentence, paperwork is checked clause by clause against the builder's own Integrated Management System, and nothing AI-drafted moves without a human sign-off, with it all compliant by default. That posture matters for an industry where a missed clause can surface months later in an audit or dispute, and it separates Alloovium from generic document chat tools that hallucinate without traceable citations. The company was founded in 2026 by Cielo Nicolosi and Zander Schweitzer and is based in Brisbane, Australia with a team of five , going through YC's S26 batch. Zander comes from the field, having grown up around construction with a civil engineer father and worked on site as a Site Engineer with Brady Marine & Civil, driving dump trucks and bulldozers before university . Cielo handles the build, a computer science dropout who had been coding since he was eight and had already achieved a successful exit by 15 . The launch lands as construction catches up to the document automation already reshaping legal and healthcare workflows.

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