PanelProgrammer.ai
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An AI copilot for field security & IT technicians. It reads the device, does the research, and walks you through programming alarm, fire & access panels — and IP cameras — right there on site. It works today, and we're opening it up slowly to a handful of serious techs who want to help shape it.
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The same loop a good senior tech runs in their head — out loud, on your phone or laptop, while you're standing at the panel.
Identifies the panel, camera or controller in front of you and what it's running.
Pulls the defaults, manuals and known gotchas for that exact model — so you don't have to dig.
Gives you the steps in order, on site, in plain language — with remote control if you want it.
Confirms it actually worked, then captures the verified fix so the next job is faster.
The goal is to hand off more of the work over time. Today only the first level is real; the other two are where we're heading.
It reads, researches and walks you through it step by step. You do the clicks; it does the thinking and the looking-up. This is what's live right now.
It drives alongside you — taking the routine steps on the device itself while you watch and approve each action. In development, not yet released.
For the parts it has proven on, it handles the whole task end-to-end and reports back. A long-term goal — earned section by section, only after it's verified.
Figures out the device, researches what it needs, and gives you the steps — on site.
TeamViewer or BeyondTrust-style remote control — connect to a customer's screen and take over. No truck roll.
Every verified fix gets captured, so the questions get fewer and the work gets faster the more you use it.
Made from real field work, not a marketing meeting — honest about where it's a pro and where it's still learning.
Field technicians doing real installs and service calls — the people who actually stand in front of the panel.
This isn't a product built in a marketing meeting. It comes out of real field work — the jobs where the manual is wrong, the panel is an old firmware, and there's no one to call.
So we'll be straight with you: it's in active development. On the panels and tasks it knows well, it's a genuine pro. On the ones it hasn't seen yet, it's still learning — and it will tell you when it's unsure rather than guess. The more techs use it on real work, the better and broader it gets.
We're not open for self-serve signup yet. Drop your email and we'll reach out as we open up to more techs. Tell us what you'd want in it — we're building this with the people who use it.
We'll be in touch. Thanks for helping shape it.