RubyRestore
1 Oct 2026launched yesterday
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Soft launch · 1 countryUnited States
1.0latest version · today
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Ruby is an AI assistant built for restoration contractors. Your shop already runs on a stack of systems: job management, field documentation, estimating, accounting. Ruby connects to them, reads across all of them at once, and answers the questions that normally mean opening four tabs and calling someone. ASK RUBY Ask in plain language and get an answer grounded in your own jobs. "Which projects have no photos from this week?" "What is outstanding on the Henderson loss?" Ruby pulls from every system you have connected, so cross-tool questions actually resolve instead of turning into a phone call. WORKS WITH YOUR STACK Connect the tools you already use, including Albi, Encircle, Sage, QuickBooks, Zoho and CompanyCam. The more you connect, the more Ruby can see and the sharper the answers get. Nothing has to be replaced or migrated. PLAYBOOKS THAT RUN THEMSELVES Package the work you repeat into a Playbook, then let it run on a schedule, on a trigger, or on one click. Nightly job audits, documentation checks, follow-up drafts. Ruby notifies you on your phone when a run finishes and has something worth looking at. BUILT FOR THE FIELD Attach job-site photos straight from the camera into a conversation. Dictate instead of typing when your hands are full. Open the app to what changed since you last looked. YOUR PEOPLE STAY IN CHARGE Ruby drafts; your team decides. She never sends external communications on her own. Every action runs through the same permissions and audit trail as a human user, and every document she reads is logged and reviewable. Ruby is built by a team with a decade inside restoration billing and more than 100,000 claims of revenue intelligence behind it. A RubyRestore account is required. Sign up free at rubyrestore.ai.Read more
Ruby is an AI assistant built for restoration contractors.
Your shop already runs on a stack of systems: job management, field documentation, estimating, accounting. Ruby connects to them, reads across all of them at once, and answers the questions that normally mean opening four tabs and calling someone.
ASK RUBY
Ask in plain language and get an answer grounded in your own jobs. "Which projects have no photos from this week?" "What is outstanding on the Henderson loss?" Ruby pulls from every system you have connected, so cross-tool questions actually resolve instead of turning into a phone call.
WORKS WITH YOUR STACK
Connect the tools you already use, including Albi, Encircle, Sage, QuickBooks, Zoho and CompanyCam. The more you connect, the more Ruby can see and the sharper the answers get. Nothing has to be replaced or migrated.
PLAYBOOKS THAT RUN THEMSELVES
Package the work you repeat into a Playbook, then let it run on a schedule, on a trigger, or on one click. Nightly job audits, documentation checks, follow-up drafts. Ruby notifies you on your phone when a run finishes and has something worth looking at.
BUILT FOR THE FIELD
Attach job-site photos straight from the camera into a conversation. Dictate instead of typing when your hands are full. Open the app to what changed since you last looked.
YOUR PEOPLE STAY IN CHARGE
Ruby drafts; your team decides. She never sends external communications on her own. Every action runs through the same permissions and audit trail as a human user, and every document she reads is logged and reviewable.
Ruby is built by a team with a decade inside restoration billing and more than 100,000 claims of revenue intelligence behind it.
A RubyRestore account is required. Sign up free at rubyrestore.ai.
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- Version 1.0First seen · 2 Oct 2026
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