What is Brigid?
One place where TMB's bids, subs, and paperwork actually live — a tool the company owns.
Not a binder. Not a spreadsheet. Not locked in one person's head. Brigid is built to be handed down and grown with the company.
Drop a bid, review it in one place
Drag a bid PDF onto Brigid and it lays the whole thing out for you — read, sorted, and ready to check over in one clear view.
Brigid does the busywork; you do the judgment. No double entry, no lost paperwork, no "where did that bid go?"
Where Brigid is today
On every phone in the office
No install. No training. Brigid runs in any browser.
Why this matters for TMB
A TMB whose operations live in Brigid can.
When Nick steps back, his process stays.
Everything lives in Brigid — not in any one person's head.
Across the office that's 5–8 hours a day — $28,000–$60,000 back in the company every year.
The next 12 months
- Send RFPs to subs & vendors for a bid in a few clicks
- Mobile layer live across every page
- Drop-to-job-row cascade polished and demo-ready
- Every job lists its subs & vendors, with their paperwork
- Every sub lists every job they're on — one click either way
- Automatic bid-packet form fill (the staff time-saver)
- Brigid 1.0
- Daily driver for Jen, Nick, and Ondrea
- Every operator-facing page polished and mobile-fluent
The ask
Why this works for both of us
Brigid is a real product TMB can use, sell, and hand down. The work to finish it is real engineering work — months of design, schema, and code already in the repo, built to last decades.
For me, this is the structured path into tech, IT, and AI that I wasn't going to get through college. Worst case Brigid doesn't land by month 12 — the skills carry forward. Best case, Brigid becomes part of how TMB operates.