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Eleco sold the concrete. It kept the construction site.
The former building-products group now sells the software behind schedules, estimates and maintenance plans. Its next test is keeping those moving parts connected - and knowing which businesses to let go.
Franco Giaquinto Bet on Construction's Most Boring Problem - and Kept Building
He began with a failed reputation app, learned construction from the jobsite up, and survived a pandemic pivot across continents. Now Franco Giaquinto is betting that the future of building belongs to software ordinary crews can actually use.
Veyor
Veyor is a cloud-based construction logistics platform - often called the 'Uber Eats of construction' - that digitizes how large building sites and facilities schedule deliveries, coordinate materials, manage loading docks and enforce site access and compliance. Founded in Sydney in 2017 and now expanding across the United States from Austin, Veyor connects contractors, suppliers, drivers and facility managers on a single live schedule to cut congestion, wait times and paperwork on complex projects.
Outbuild
Outbuild is a construction scheduling and planning platform that combines master scheduling, lookahead planning, weekly work plans, and analytics in one integrated, AI-assisted tool. Built to close the gap between the office and the jobsite, it lets general contractors and field teams build and update schedules, track commitments, and remove roadblocks so projects finish on time. Founded in 2021 and led by CEO Franco Giaquinto, the company is fully remote and has raised an $11M Series A led by Sway Ventures.