ADUReply
A jurisdiction-aware workspace for licensed residential design professionals to map correction letters to plan evidence, draft responses and preserve accountable human approval before resubmission.
Residential permit corrections arrive as mixed citations, reviewer comments, plan references and local practice. Solo architects and small permit teams often reconstruct that context manually across letters, code sources, drawings and email. ADUReply organizes the work into a traceable response package while keeping the licensed professional in control.
The supplied research confirms rapid adoption of a California-focused open repository and an occupied commercial market for permit analysis. It does not prove complete nationwide code coverage, verified access to every jurisdiction or approval accuracy. The credible opening is a managed multi-jurisdiction corrections workflow whose sources, effective dates and unresolved conflicts stay visible.
A correction observation, code-source retrieval, proposed interpretation, drawing reference, proposed response, professional approval, resubmission instruction, portal acknowledgment and municipal decision are separate records. A complete draft is not an approved design, a code determination or a guarantee of permit issuance.
A solo licensed residential architect, small design practice or permit-expediting team handling repeated correction cycles across selected jurisdictions.
Solo licensed residential architects and small permit teams are a specific operating segment with recurring correction work.
Source retrieval, issue mapping and package assembly can scale in software once jurisdiction coverage is maintained.
The product gap is clearer than the historical barrier; source normalization and liability are plausible but not proven moats.
The source identifies a concrete small-practice buyer, a repeated correction workflow, fast adoption of an open technical substrate and a gap below project-priced commercial offerings.
Nationwide source coverage and referenced integrations are not established, local interpretation is messy, professional liability remains with qualified people and incumbents or the open project may extend into this segment.
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