Qassie reads the emails, tasks, documents and decisions you've already captured in Qascade, so your team can ask plain-English questions instead of hunting through folders, threads and chats.
Qassie is Qascade's AI assistant. It helps your team search, summarise, and understand project information without digging through every email, file, note, and task.
Built for teams that do not have time for another complicated system.
Built around the actual work of running a residential development, not a generic chatbot.
Search across emails, tasks, documents, decisions and notes in one query, scoped to the project, stage or person you care about.
Get an instant brief on any project, planning matter, consultant exchange or recent activity period.
Qassie flags overdue items, missing documents, unresolved decisions and recent changes that look material.
Ask Qassie to assemble talking points, lender updates or status notes from the latest project state.
Link an email to the right task, a decision to the right document, or a variation to the right cost line.
Qassie only reads what your team has put in Qascade. No public model training on your project data.
Connect Qascade to ChatGPT and other MCP-compatible clients through a governed, read-only connection you approve and can revoke.
Qascade can expose a governed, read-only connection over the Model Context Protocol (MCP), so tools like ChatGPT can look up your portfolios and projects without you ever pasting data across. This is an early-access pilot we're rolling out feature by feature, not a full data export.
ChatGPT or another MCP-compatible client, asking on your behalf.
You approve the connection and exactly what it can see, from Settings → Integrations.
Portfolio and project names today; evidence-backed project facts opening up next.
Anything you'd Slack a project manager, you can ask Qassie.
Tasks, emails, documents, decisions and approvals, kept in the project where they belong.
Connections are built between projects, people, documents and decisions, within your workspace only.
Plain-English questions, real answers grounded in your actual project data, with sources you can click through.