One engine. Four systems.
Every Rylo system is opinionated configuration on the same six-module engine — voice, scheduling, quoting, invoicing, follow-up, and the owner briefing. The board below is honest: two systems run in production today, one is in pilot, one is in development.
- SYS/01 Rylo OS - Yard Landscape & aggregate supply yards · live at Dixie Supply Yard Operational
- SYS/02 Rylo OS - Dirt Small excavation contractors · live at Solid Rock Excavating Operational
- SYS/03 Rylo OS - Marketing Brand, site, and content engine · piloting inside the Rylo family Pilot
- SYS/04 Rylo OS - Books Job costing and books on the same data spine · in development In development
For landscape & aggregate supply yards
Mulch, rock, sand, decorative stone, topsoil · $500K–$2M revenue
The front office for a supply yard that never misses a call. Voice AI quotes by the cubic yard or ton, books deliveries into the calendar, auto-invoices through QuickBooks.
For small excavation contractors
Site prep, grading, basements, installs · $1M–$3M revenue
The office manager you never had to hire. AI qualifies every lead, drafts estimates the same day, parses crew texts into structured job logs, chases A/R so you don't have to.
Rylo OS - Marketing
A content engine an agent runs: brand kit, website, on-brand social posts, and short promo video from a single brief — staged for human approval before anything ships. It's piloting inside the Rylo family first; rylomarketing.com is the shipped proof. We'll open it to clients when it has earned an OPERATIONAL tag — not before.
Rylo OS - Books
Job costing, A/R visibility, and clean books for construction-adjacent operators, layered on the same Airtable data spine the other systems already write to. In development — no promises on the board until it runs somewhere real.
Not sure which fits, or run something adjacent (paving, concrete, fencing, landscaping, septic)? The engine generalizes. We'd rather tell you it's not a fit than take your money and underdeliver.
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