Company memory layer
Rebolt centers on Holocron, a company memory graph that captures systems, documents, processes, and human expertise so AI agents can work with the context of the business instead of generic rules.
Rebolt is an AI application platform for companies automating operational work with their own data and processes, with Holocron for manufacturing, architecture, and construction.
Rebolt is a platform for building AI-powered applications and operating systems on top of company data. Its core concept is to capture an organization’s systems, documents, processes, and tribal knowledge in a shared memory layer called Holocron, then let AI apps and agents operate with that context.
The site positions Rebolt for companies that want to automate operational work without replacing their existing workflows. Industry pages for manufacturing, architecture, and construction show the platform handling tasks such as quoting, project records, budgeting, reconciliation, compliance documents, production planning, and change-order workflows.
Rebolt centers on Holocron, a company memory graph that captures systems, documents, processes, and human expertise so AI agents can work with the context of the business instead of generic rules.
The platform connects systems of record and operational tools such as ERP, MES, PLM, spreadsheets, Autodesk Platform Services, Catastro, Google Calendar, bank feeds, and file storage, depending on the offering page.
The manufacturing offering describes AI agents that automate quoting, drawing ingestion, production scheduling, predictive maintenance, quality analysis, supplier analysis, and supply-chain recommendations.
The architecture offering covers project records, budget versions, invoices, contracts, BIM models, document search, reconciliation, and project collaboration in one operating layer.
The construction offering highlights cost reconciliation, change orders, daily reports, compliance documents, pay applications, duplicate RFI handling, and schedule updates across project work.
Rebolt presents AI-powered apps and assistants that are tailored to how each team already works rather than forcing a one-size-fits-all process.
The site refers to evaluation and testing as part of the broader platform stack, alongside AI automations, agents, and apps.
Use Rebolt to parse RFQs, match them to catalogs, extract drawing details, and generate quotes with pricing and lead times for custom manufacturing jobs.
Use it to connect ERP, MES, and PLM data so planners can support demand forecasting, production scheduling, inventory analysis, and supplier recommendations from one operating layer.
Use it to keep project data, budgets, contracts, invoices, BIM models, and client communication in a single live record for architecture studios.
Use it to reconcile cost entries, generate daily reports, process change orders, update compliance documents, and manage pay applications on construction projects.
Use it to centralize operational context so AI assistants can search documents, detect duplicates, route work, and automate repetitive admin tasks without losing the team’s process rules.
Rebolt is presented as a platform for building AI-powered applications and operational systems on top of company data, with industry-specific offerings for manufacturing, architecture, and construction.
The source shows Rebolt deployed across manufacturing, architecture, and construction workflows, and the home page also mentions automotive and media as additional industries.
The site says Rebolt connects company systems and data sources into a company memory graph called Holocron, with examples including ERP, MES, PLM, Google Calendar, Autodesk Platform Services, Catastro, spreadsheets, and file storage depending on the offering page.
The pricing page resolves to a sign-in screen, so the public site does not clearly show pricing tiers or plan details.
The site emphasizes starting for free, but the pricing page itself is a sign-in flow, so the exact access model is not fully clear from the public pages provided.