Make complicated work easier to move forward.
Avectic builds software that helps healthcare teams prepare insurance approvals and helps homeowners and contractors plan renovations. Our products turn scattered information into clear next steps, with the details available to review.
Insurance approval request — spine surgery case
Kitchen refresh plan
Two hard everyday problems. One way of solving them.
Preparing insurance approval requests
Before many surgeries and treatments, insurers require approval in advance — called prior authorization. Someone in the doctor's office has to prepare that request, a slow, detailed job with a big stack of rules. PA LogiQ products help clinical teams assemble that request: the right codes, the right documents, the insurer's own written requirements, organized and checked before anything goes out.
The insurance company still makes the approval decision. Our software prepares the request and shows the reason behind every item, so staff can review it with confidence.
- Spine LogiQ — spine surgery prior authorization Design-partner use
- Infusion LogiQ — infusion therapy authorizations In testing
- Code LogiQ — spine coding helper Free to try
- Cardiac LogiQ — cardiac coverage conditions In development
Planning renovation and construction work
Planning a renovation usually means guessing: what will it cost, what has to happen, and in what order? Avectic Build helps homeowners see a planning price range for a project, helps contractors produce consistent quotes, and helps builders keep a whole job organized in one place.
The numbers are planning estimates, not guaranteed prices — and each line can show what it is based on, so the conversation with a contractor starts from something solid.
- Home — renovation planning for homeowners & agents Working demo
- Bid — consistent quotes for contractors Working demo
- Build — whole-job console for builders Working demo
Three steps, in plain terms.
Bring the information
The software reads the messy inputs — notes, documents, choices, requirements — and puts them in order, so the next step is easy to see.
Review what matters
It checks the organized information against explicit, written requirements — an insurer's policy, a set of labor rates — and results show what they are based on.
Move to the next step
The software prepares; it does not decide alone. Office staff, contractors, and homeowners review the result, see the basis for it, and make the call.
Current status, plainly stated.
We label things as what they are: available, in market, in development, or a working demo. Dates are when the status was last true.
| Product | Who uses it | Status | As of |
|---|---|---|---|
| Code LogiQ | Spine coders & coordinators — free self-service tool | Available at codelogiq.avectic.com | Sep 2026 |
| Spine LogiQ | Spine surgery practices preparing authorization requests | In use at a design-partner spine practice | Sep 2026 |
| Infusion LogiQ | Infusion centers tracking authorization requirements | In testing | Sep 2026 |
| Cardiac LogiQ | Cardiac programs — coverage-condition checks | In development · public coverage radar published | Aug 2026 |
| Home (Avectic Build) | Homeowners & real-estate agents planning renovations | Working demo · in TestFlight testing; an Austin agent feedback trial is planned | Sep 2026 |
| Bid & Build (Avectic Build) | Contractors & builders — quoting and job management | Working demo · pricing ranges scored against real project bids | Aug 2026 |
The same problem wears two uniforms.
An insurance approval and a renovation estimate look nothing alike, but underneath they are the same job: scattered information, written requirements, and a decision a person has to stand behind. Avectic's products share one engine. It organizes the information, applies the requirements exactly as written, and shows its work — so the person responsible can see what a result is based on. The same inputs give the same answer, every time.
For engineers: how we verify results are reproducible — engineering notes →
Built by people who sign their work.
Founders, plus the working professionals — a spine surgeon, working builders, clinical staff — who help shape our products and check them against real practice.
Plainly answered.
What does Avectic do?
We make software that helps doctors' offices organize insurance paperwork and helps people plan home renovations.
Who uses it?
Clinical staff preparing insurance approval requests; homeowners, real-estate agents, contractors, and builders planning renovation work.
Why two industries?
Both jobs are the same underneath: scattered information, written requirements, and a decision a person must stand behind. One engine serves both.
What can I try today?
Code LogiQ is free to use now. Healthcare teams can ask about a pilot; the renovation apps are working demos, with an Austin agent trial being prepared.
How do people stay involved?
Email info@avectic.com and we will keep you posted as products open up.
How do I reach the company?
General: info@avectic.com. Healthcare pilots: pilot@avectic.com.
Talk to us.
General questions and partnerships: info@avectic.com.
Healthcare teams interested in a pilot: pilot@avectic.com.