Corsys

The operations platform for higher-ed facilities — built for AI from the ground up.

The vision → Roadmap
The vision

Higher-ed facilities ops still runs on systems built before the cloud.

Campus facilities teams keep entire universities running — HVAC, power, water, life safety, the buildings themselves. They do it on software designed in an era where AI was science fiction. Tickets, portals, manuals, spreadsheets. Knowledge that lives in one person's head. Hours lost to the round-trip.

We believe the next operations platform won't be a CMMS with AI bolted on top. It will be AI-native from the ground up — designed so the model is the interface, the institutional memory is the database, and the tools are an action layer the assistant orchestrates on your behalf.

Corsys is that platform. We're building it in public, in the field, with the technicians and directors who do the work.

Roadmap

Four phases. One destination.

Each phase ships a useful product. Each one builds on the last. The end state is a complete facilities operations platform designed for AI from day one.

Phase 01 · Now
Hopper Assistant
Live in pilot
  • Plain-language work orders
  • Document drafting
  • Code lookup
  • Institutional memory
Phase 02
AI Platform
~6 months
  • Multi-platform connectors
  • Voice + multi-modal
  • Workflow automation
  • Multi-campus support
Phase 03
Monitoring Twin
Year 02
  • Anomaly detection
  • Asset risk scoring
  • Nightly digests
  • Digital campus twin
Phase 04
Native CMMS
Year 03+
  • Native work orders
  • Asset lifecycle
  • Vendor & contract
  • Predictive intelligence
Phase 01 is live
Meet Hopper.

Our AI assistant for facilities teams. Plain-language work orders, document drafts, and code lookups — running in pilot today.

Try Hopper →
FAQ

Common questions.

Is Corsys a product I can buy today?
Hopper, our Phase 01 product, is live in pilot. The full Corsys platform is what Hopper is growing into — an AI-native operations system for higher-ed facilities. Try Hopper here.
Who is this built for?
Higher-education facilities operations — technicians, leads, directors, and the people who keep campus running. Public and private universities, college campuses, and similar institutions.
Do we need to migrate off our current system?
No. Corsys is designed to work alongside your existing work order system. Hopper plugs in and adds AI on top — you keep your data, your workflows, your CMMS. Over time, the platform grows into a full replacement, but on your timeline.
What does “AI-native from the ground up” actually mean?
Most facilities software was designed for forms, portals, and structured data. We're designing for plain-language interaction, autonomous tools, and an institutional memory that grows with every conversation. The model isn't a feature on the side — it's the primary interface.
How do I get involved?
Pilot teams are the heart of how Corsys gets built. Try Hopper here to request access.