DEAI consulting, training, automation and custom software. For construction businesses and individuals from different professions.
CONSTRUCTION × AI · MINI GAME
Build the house on site. Place components, keep access clear and use the game AI.
WHAT PICHLER AI OFFERS
We look at your task and discuss where AI could help, where it reaches its limits and what a sensible next step looks like.
Tell me what you need ↗You want to use AI, but are unsure where to begin.
Learn to give clear instructions, assess responses and work with the results. We agree content, format and scope individually.
Tell me what you need ↗Draft an email, organise information or prepare research.
We assess which repeated tasks can be connected or automated. Whether your existing tools can be integrated is checked for your specific case.
Tell me what you need ↗Information is repeatedly copied, sorted and passed on.
When existing software does not fit, a custom application may be an option. We clarify functions, data and scope before implementation.
Tell me what you need ↗CalcBud is an example of a construction task translated into software.
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Recurring admin, scattered information or a task your software cannot handle: we look at the work and explore what could be simpler. Business services focus on sole traders and small teams in construction.
Support for your businessWant to use AI at work, get clear guidance or develop an idea of your own? We start with the tasks that matter to you. You do not need to work in construction.
Support for individualsExperience in bricklaying, site responsibilities and customer advice in the building materials trade forms Pichler AI’s industry background. It brings the work between site, office and customer into focus.
Joshua Pichler is the person behind Pichler AI. His professional background in construction and the building materials trade is complemented by four years of self-taught programming, including CalcBud and several smaller apps.
That experience connects an understanding of business tasks with practical software development. Ongoing learning about AI and new development tools adds to that foundation.
I trained as a bricklayer in Switzerland, earning the EFZ qualification. I then worked in bricklaying and customer-facing building work, followed by roles with site responsibilities. Later, I advised customers in the building materials trade.
This introduced me to different sides of the work: delivery on site, coordination within a business and the questions raised in customer conversations.
Four years ago, I started teaching myself to code. Since then, I have built CalcBud and several smaller apps. Some are not publicly available, but they are part of my practical experience.
The learning continues: AI and software development are subjects I keep working on.
Your workflow, questions and idea are the starting point. Together, we clarify what a solution needs to do in your work and what support makes sense. You have a direct point of contact throughout.
A task from construction. An application in use.
Open CalcBudCalcBud brings together calculators for construction tasks.
Used by employees at a building materials supplier through their intranet.
How much material does a construction task require? CalcBud brings together calculators in a web application, including concrete, tile adhesive, plaster and levelling mortar.
The concrete calculator is one example: length, width, height and the number of items determine the volume. The selected material and a reserve allowance are used to determine the number of bags required. This turns individual dimensions into quantities for further planning.
CalcBud is Joshua’s own software project. Employees at a building materials supplier use the application through their intranet. The project illustrates how a task from construction can be translated into a digital application.
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