First came 15 years of measurements.
The platform came later.
Inclify was not born in a startup accelerator. It grew out of the frustration of a team of engineers who have spent 15 years designing and maintaining measurement systems on demanding structures — from stadiums to navigation locks — and had had enough of data loggers, Excel and reports stitched together by hand at night.
What we believe about measurement
A decision to repair or strengthen a structure should follow from a measurement trend, not from the fact that "something creaks".
Not the other way round. That is why the platform supports over 40 types of sensors — including the ones you already have on site.
A measurement nobody saw does not exist. Crossing a threshold means an SMS to a specific person, not an entry in a log.
We do not promise AI magic or "predicting disasters". We promise reliable data, thresholds and notifications — and that is what we deliver.
Structures where there is no room for error
Before the platform existed, the team spent 15 years designing and maintaining measurement systems on structures where a failure means a real danger:
- Stadiums — roof girders working under snow and wind
- Navigation locks — a structure working through operating cycles
- Bridges and footbridges — deflection, strain, temperature
- Large-span halls — snow load above people and goods
- High-rises and geotechnical structures — settlement and tilt
That practice is everywhere in the platform: from sensor selection, through reference measurements, to the wording of the alert SMS.
Talk to the people who do the measuring
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