Founder and CEO
Profile summary: Exceed Financial Consulting • Founder · MS at Tel Aviv University
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Rescope offers an AI‑driven SaaS platform that automates zoning feasibility and building‑code compliance checks for construction projects across more than 3,000 jurisdictions. Its Rezone tool generates instant zoning reports with setbacks, FAR, and height limits, while Recode validates CAD/BIM drawings in real time, flags violations, and produces compliance documentation for permit submissions. The unified dashboard and API integrations let architects, contractors, and developers track permit status, schedule inspections, and estimate approval timelines, reducing review cycles and revision work.
Municipal zoning and building‑permit applications require extensive manual review of project plans against complex local codes. The process is fragmented across jurisdictions, leading to long approval cycles, frequent resubmissions, and high administrative costs for construction firms.
Rescope provides an AI‑powered SaaS platform that automates zoning feasibility and code‑compliance checks. Its Rezone product delivers instant zoning reports—including setbacks, FAR, height limits, and use restrictions—for any address in seconds across more than 3,000 jurisdictions. The Recode product validates architectural and engineering drawings against local building codes, flags violations in real time, and generates compliance reports that can be submitted directly to permitting authorities. A unified dashboard lets users track permit status, inspection dates, and expiration alerts across multiple sites, while AI‑estimated approval timelines help teams plan more accurately. The platform integrates via RESTful APIs and GIS connectors, enabling seamless data exchange with municipal systems and internal project tools.
Primary customers include pre‑construction consultancies, architects and designers, general contractors, and real‑estate developers who need fast, accurate zoning and permit compliance across multiple jurisdictions.