OperatorIQ is the FlowState IQ house for operator-built software. Each build is its own — its own name, its own site, its own brand. What they share is the IQ teal, the same structure, and one rule: read the work, serve the operator, and leave the judgment with you.
One engine, read from both sides of the job — the bidder’s and the supplier’s.
The operating console for the residential-service owner still running it from the truck. Pace captures the day as it happens and keeps the record current — so the morning read is real, ranked, and true to what actually happened yesterday, instead of something you re-key every night.
Spec intelligence for manufacturers and reps. Reads a public bid from your side and returns where your product stands — spec’d, eligible-equal, or lost — each cited to the section, then hands your rep a branded project overview to forward to the field.
One scan → a rep-ready, branded overview for 20–30 contractors.
Each build is its own — its own name, its own promise to the operator who runs it. What ties them together isn’t how they look. It’s what they refuse to do.
They read; they never decide. The counts and citations are the build’s — the judgment stays the operator’s.
They cite; they never conclude. Every output traces to the page it came from — never an opinion.
They serve one operator; they never pool. Each build keeps its own walls — your data is never someone else’s signal.
Zero decisions made on your behalf. Every build surfaces; none of them act. The judgment stays with you.