PropDocket
Florida property and permit intelligence. Parcels, jurisdiction authority, flood, wind and seismic criteria, and permit history — reachable by a person through an interface and by an agent over MCP.
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What’s shipped, and what’s still in the shop.
One product is live and reachable today, and one is in build where you can watch it. The rest are described in general terms on purpose — we name a thing publicly when it’s real enough for you to check.
Shipped
In build
FLPPR
The Florida Private Provider Registry. One statewide record per private provider firm, connected to the electronic registration every building department must keep, with licenses read from the state. Operated by Paradigm Labs LLC; not a government agency.
See how FLPPR worksIn development
What we’re building next
Deliberately general — none of these get a name until they’ve earned one. If one of them is the problem you’re trying to solve, ask, and you’ll get the real status.
Permit reporting and collaboration
One place for citizens, contractors, and code professionals to query, share, and work a building department's permit record together — so problems surface early instead of at final inspection.
AI-assisted plan review
Reads a plan set against the adopted code and drafts the comments. The examiner keeps the pen — and the authority.
Virtual inspection systems
Scheduling, live capture, findings, and a record a building official can file — with nobody driving across the county to get it.
Agentic phone systems for small businesses
An agent answers, routes the call, takes the message, and files it against the right job. Nobody was checking that voicemail box anyway.
Statewide licensing portals
Applications, renewals, verification, and public lookup for organizations that carry a license program for an entire state — and hold up during renewal season.
Jurisdiction adapters
Every building department portal normalized into one interface, so a permit means the same thing no matter which county filed it.