The tool advises. The authority decides.
Oakline builds focused software for work where the details matter. Sources, reported facts and product limits stay visible, so the tool never quietly becomes the authority.
Choose the work in front of you.
Each product has a narrow job, a stated boundary and a deeper page with the current scope. Start with the snapshot, then follow the one that fits your work.
01Permit Intelligence
Source-grounded readiness for Kennesaw small-commercial occupancy, arranged as an ordered pathway with agency boundaries kept visible.
- Kennesaw, Georgia · Phase 1
- 6 checkpoints · sources on every outcome
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02SDS Manager
A reviewable workspace for finding safety information while the originating supplier sheet and its verification state stay in view.
- 16-section document navigation
- Supplier sheet stays visible · human review
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Gear Locker
Local-first recall for panels, patches and whole-rig Sessions, with power, service and insurance records on the same device.
- Sessions on web + phone
- 81 templates · 79 source-cited
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How it’s builtVerifiable, or it doesn’t ship.
Oakline is built by a practitioner writing software for work he already does. What that means in practice is a method you can check rather than a claim you have to take on faith — every answer traceable to a document, every scope stated out loud, and no step where the tool quietly becomes the authority.
- 01
The source is recorded before it is used
Publisher, locator, retrieval date and human-validation history — captured when a requirement enters the system, not reconstructed afterwards.
- 02
Reported is kept separate from proven
What you have told the system and what has actually been evidenced are different states, and the output always says which is which.
- 03
Scope is bounded on purpose
Phase 1 is one jurisdiction and the dependencies that jurisdiction names. Coverage widens only once the sources behind it have been validated.
- 04
The output stays advisory
No determination, no approval, no sign-off. The agency and the current supplier sheet remain the authority, and the tool is built so it cannot pretend otherwise.
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Name the product, jurisdiction or problem in front of you. Permit Intelligence is currently a controlled Kennesaw pilot; access to the other products follows their stated development stage.
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