RubblePass organizes
The platform structures evidence, calculates transparent ranges, checks workflow rules and records decisions and custody events.
How it works
RubblePass begins before demolition. The workflow records what is known, shows what is uncertain, routes safety questions to qualified people, and carries approved information forward into recovery coordination and custody evidence.
The process can run without AI. Automated suggestions remain unapproved until a person with the right role reviews them.
Seven-stage evidence trail
Record building type, area, zones, components, photographs, plans, access notes and the source of each observation.
Group materials by zone or component and calculate planning ranges rather than a false-precision single quantity.
Identify missing documents, unknown conditions, possible hazards and structural claims that require qualified review.
An authorized reviewer accepts, edits, rejects or requests changes, with a reason and evidence references preserved.
Evaluate reuse, testing, refurbishment, recycling, storage, specialist treatment and controlled disposal against the current evidence.
Share eligible batches with an internal network, selected partners or the public exchange using a generalized location and availability window.
Create a passport and append collection, weighing, transfer, delivery and acceptance events. Verified totals begin only when the required evidence exists.
Responsibilities
The platform structures evidence, calculates transparent ranges, checks workflow rules and records decisions and custody events.
Assessors capture field information, identify missing evidence, revise draft material lines and submit the record for review.
Engineers, laboratories, authorized facilities and applicable authorities remain responsible for their professional, safety and regulatory decisions.
Start with evidence
Change safe demo inputs, inspect range estimates, trigger the hazard gate, compare routes and open a sample material passport.