Kuro is the AI foundation for general contractors. Every project’s data runs through a general contractor: hundreds of thousands of pages that regularly contradict each other, and hard-won judgements that die with the project. Kuro processes every document and links it to one data model that adapts to each customer’s own logic and decisions. The platform finds contradictions between drawings and bills of quantities, analyses what has to be built and where the risks sit, enriches building components in 3D models, works through public tenders and evaluates subcontractor bids. It finds risks before they become expensive and lets teams win more work with the same people. Customers report around 90 hours saved per estimate, and 70 percent of users say Kuro found information they would otherwise have missed. The largest general contractors in Germany, Austria and Switzerland have rolled out Kuro to hundreds of users each, among them Goldbeck, Hochtief Infrastructure, Köster, Implenia, Geiger and Riedel. Kuro was founded in Berlin in November 2024 by Lea Scherer and Jonas Minkler, who previously held leadership roles at the construction-tech companies alcemy and Capmo. Kuro employs 16 people in Berlin.