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Construction commissioning software replaces clipboard checklists with coordinated digital workflows.
founder described annual prepayments in five figures
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BlueRithm is a project management and commissioning tool for construction projects such as data centers, hospitals, and stadiums. Founder Andy Martin had worked on complex construction scopes and experienced the paper checklists, clipboards, and faxed reports the product replaces. He saw an opening because many potential customers still used a mix of paper and clunky software. The founder described BlueRithm as being in five-figure MRR, meaning at least $10,000 monthly recurring revenue, and said annual prepayments could make actual cash receipts five figures even while MRR was in four figures. He credited in-person industry events, a booth, face-to-face conversations, and cold outreach with moving the needle. The niche has a limited buyer pool, so precise positioning and credibility matter more than broad reach. Martin went full time around the year before the conference with some savings and a fallback plan. Revenue and business details are founder-reported.
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Join the Unicorn Club — $5/moCancel anytime, in one clickData credibility: Andy Martin discussed BlueRithm’s five-figure MRR and annual prepayment pattern in a founder presentation. Figures are founder-reported and unaudited; the precise MRR figure was not stated.
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