Early access · for engineers
FoundationIQ: drag a geotech PDF, get a buildable foundation.
Drop a geotechnical report and FoundationIQ returns a recommended pile or anchor type, an NE-calibrated capacity, a budgetary cost, a CSI-31 basis-of-design spec section, and a buildable DXF/CAD detail — in minutes. Free for engineers.
A fast first pass on the buried scope, so you can size, price, and specify before the design is locked.
How it works
From boring log to spec and DXF
Four steps. You bring the report and the judgment; FoundationIQ does the parsing, the preliminary numbers, and the deliverables.
- 01
Upload the boring log
Drag in the geotechnical report PDF — boring logs, SPT N-values, and lab data. FoundationIQ reads the subsurface so you don't retype it.
- 02
Confirm the parsed values
Review the soil layers and SPT values it pulled from the report, correct anything, and lock the design profile. You stay the engineer of record.
- 03
Get capacity + budget
See a recommended pile or anchor type with an NE-calibrated capacity and a budgetary cost — enough to size the foundation and scope the bid.
- 04
Download spec + DXF
Export a CSI-31 basis-of-design spec section and a buildable DXF/CAD detail, ready to drop into the set and hand to your PE for review.
Why it's different
Built on New England ground
The angle isn't a smarter algorithm in the abstract — it's local fluency, applied carefully and shown openly.
Calibrated to New England ground
We're tuning FoundationIQ to the soils we drive and drill every day — granite till, glacial soils, and the variable fill of the region — so the recommendations speak the language of the local subsurface, not a generic textbook.
Honest, falsifiable outputs
It is a design-assist that shows its work — parsed inputs, assumed parameters, and method. We're not claiming it beats established tools; it's built to get a competent engineer to a defensible preliminary number faster.
FoundationIQ specifies our systems by performance; substitutions are welcome on the same basis — Earth Support Corp, or approved equal.
Liability
Preliminary design-assist — requires PE review and stamp. Earth Support Corp, or approved equal.
Early access
Be first to run your boring logs through it
FoundationIQ is launching soon. Register to be notified and get early access — we’ll let engineers in as we calibrate against more New England subsurface data.