About faircompanies.build

Making the path from land to build legible.

faircompanies.build is an intelligent workspace for the land-to-build workflow — from parcel feasibility through permit-ready deliverables, across a structured nine-stage pipeline. We turn scattered public data and your intent into preliminary, verifiable documentation you can actually act on.

Why we built it

Getting from a piece of land to something you can build is one of the most consequential things people do — and one of the most opaque. The information is real but scattered: parcels, zoning, hazards, codes, jurisdictions, precedents. The deterministic answers exist; they’re just buried.

faircompanies.build pulls those threads together and produces useful preliminary documentation — a to-scale plot plan, a zoning worksheet, schematic plans, concept renders — grounded in public records and your inputs, with every figure traceable and labeled by confidence. It’s the difference between guessing and knowing what you still need to verify.

Founders

Two people behind faircompanies.build — one from media and product, one from engineering.

Nicolás Boullosa

Nicolás Boullosa

Co-founder — product & direction

For years at faircompanies, Nicolás has documented how people around the world design, build, and live more resourcefully. faircompanies.build grew out of a frustration that ran through that work: getting from a piece of land to something you can actually build is far more opaque than it should be. He leads product and direction.

@faircompanies
Julio Menéndez

Julio Menéndez

Co-founder — engineering

Julio is a software engineer who has spent his career building and shipping web products end to end. At faircompanies.build he leads engineering — the data pipelines, the engine, and the workflow that turns messy site data into structured, verifiable documents.

@juliomenendez

How we work

Deterministic where it counts

A lot and a building have facts — boundaries, setbacks, areas, dimensions. We compute those from public records and your inputs, and render them as real documents. We don't let a generative model invent a number.

Preliminary, and honest about it

Every output says what it is. We use plain confidence language — confirmed, likely, possible — and label preliminary work as preliminary. No output pretends to be a stamped, permit-ready filing it isn't.

Useful before it's perfect

We'd rather give you a genuinely useful pre-plan and a clear list of what's left to verify than a polished document that's confidently wrong. Open beta is exactly that posture.

Cost-conscious by design

We self-host our models, scale GPUs to zero when idle, and pass the savings through. The point is leverage for builders — not a meter that punishes iteration.

Open beta

Preliminary and advisory — by design, for now.

faircompanies.build is in open beta. The documents it produces are preliminary and advisory — useful pre-plans and pre-application material — not surveys, not stamped professional documents, and not binding legal instruments to file. Always verify with the relevant jurisdiction and a licensed professional. We’re actively building toward permit-ready outputs.

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