The company behind Intry
Nice tries
compound.
We build companies by trying, measuring, and keeping what survives. Then we try again.
A first try rarely closes the circle. The next one gets closer. We built a company around that.
Intry
The decision engine for HVAC and electrical work.
Get the number. Know what it means. Know what to do next. Field tools for the people doing the work, free to use with no login.
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Tools that do the math.
Wire and breaker sizing, conduit fill and bending, superheat and subcooling, equipment lookup, and more.
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Sources you can trace.
Results cite the relevant code, standard, or manufacturer document.
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A workspace for the job.
Save readings from different tools into one job, on the phone in your pocket.
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Engines for your agent.
Connect an AI agent to Intry’s calculators and run the real engines.
Five habits. One method.
No single try is the point. The method is: try, measure, keep what holds up, and go again, a little closer each time.
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Follow the evidence.
We walk away from our own idea the day the data says to. Conviction belongs to the method, not to the guess.
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Assume we’re wrong.
We attack our own claims before they ship, on purpose. What survives gets to stay.
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Say only what’s true today.
Our users check our work. We would rather undersell than be caught overselling.
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Ship, then read.
The market grades the work, not the plan. Real things in front of real people, early.
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Keep what survives.
Every try leaves something behind. Stack enough of them and they compound.
Trained where a wrong number costs real money.
We come from building software in banking, payments and financial technology that millions of people have used: systems that move real money, where the books have to reconcile to the cent, regulators audit the work, and a bug isn’t a bad day. It’s someone’s paycheck.
Now we hold everything we build to that standard.