For decades, the same problem has persisted on construction's job sites around the world: voice notes, photos and field observations end up scattered across Word files, Excel sheets and WhatsApp threads. Hours vanish into formatting instead of building.

We know this firsthand. For twelve years, through their previous company Finalcad, Jimmy Louchart and David Vauthrin worked alongside tens of thousands of construction professionals across Europe, Asia and the Americas. They saw the tools evolve — and the friction remain.

So in 2024, together with Antoine Gamond, they started over with a sharper question: what if field notes — captured even offline — could become professional, beautiful and dynamic reports in a few minutes? there.do was born from that answer. AI handles the summarization, rephrasing and layout. The app provides document editing that goes beyond the daily limitations of Word and Excel.

Today, teams at Valode & Pistre, Chabanne, Unanime Architectes, CICAD and Plendi (Vinci) save 3 to 4 hours per report, every week — and refocus on what truly matters.