iquote - Sell Project

iQuote began inside residential construction, not inside a software company. For decades, I watched homeowners, Builders and other participants lose time, money and trust because important Project information was scattered across conversations, drawings, emails, messages and memory. People could be working on the same house without working from the same understanding of the Project. iQuote is my attempt to give the Project a memory and keep that memory useful as the work moves forward. The working iQuote Lite platform gives homeowners a guided way to explain what they are trying to build, understand the likely cost range and prepare clearer information before approaching a Builder. The Builder then reviews the real Project, applies professional judgement and creates the Quote. iQuote supports that work without replacing the Builder’s authority. The governing distinction is simple: An Estimate helps the homeowner understand. A Quote belongs to the Builder. The decision belongs to the Client. iQuote Lite is the proven front door. The larger direction is the Whole House: one continuing Project environment capable of preserving what is known, proposed, approved, changed and still unresolved as the Project moves from the first idea through quoting, construction, handover and the continuing life of the property. BuilderIQ is the intelligence behind iQuote. Its intended role is to help organise what a Project knows, recognise missing information and help the right information reach the right authorised participant. The privacy boundary is firm: Project truth never leaves its Project. The platform has been built and tested across core homeowner and Builder flows. Its source code, documentation and reconstruction pathway have been preserved beyond a single development environment. The broader Whole House remains a documented strategic direction, not a claim of completed production capability. iQuote is pre-revenue. I am looking for the right buyer or strategic partner with the technical capability, capital and market reach to complete, launch and grow the platform—or take the larger Whole House opportunity forward. The public website introduces the opportunity. Further commercial, technical and confidential material is available to genuine interested parties as discussions progress.