Phoenix · AR and LiDAR

Stud plumb,
read in the frame.

Gwench builds framing QA for mid-size residential builders. TruePlank marks a stud green when it is plumb, and red when it is not, before the drywall goes up.

Shop drawing of a framed wall. Plumb studs are outlined green. Two studs lean off a dashed gold plumb line and are outlined red.
Schematic. Not a field capture.
01

Walk the frame.

The superintendent moves through the framed room. LiDAR records the wall.

02

Read the stud.

TruePlank is built to check plumb on each framing stud.

03

Mark it.

Green means the stud is within plumb. Red means it is not. Fix the red ones before drywall.

TruePlank

Featured MVP in progress
TruePlank mark: a stud bay in green and red.

Stud plumb QA

Green and red, on the stud.

AR overlays sit on the framed wall. Green holds plumb. Red has left it. That is the whole read.

Read the product

OpenWall

OpenWall is the suite. It owns TruePlank and BeamWeaver. TruePlank is the stud-plumb product in front of builders. BeamWeaver is the platform and visualization layer under it.

In development

OpenWall

The suite name over TruePlank and BeamWeaver.

BeamWeaver mark.
In development

BeamWeaver

Platform and visualization for the suite.

All products

Who it is for

Mid-size builders

Residential production in the Phoenix metro. Enough houses that a stud out of plumb repeats, and a superintendent who still walks the frame.

The person on the wall

Framing QA that shows up on the stud, in the room, before the board goes on. Not a note written from memory back at the truck.

See it on a framed wall.

If you build in Phoenix and want to look at TruePlank, write Oz.

oz@gwench.com