The WBS Project is working on improving how the directory represents connector and middleware products built specifically to connect other software.

The WBS Project builds practical software for architecture, engineering, and construction teams. We’re a two-person company founded by Chris, a software developer, and Bill, whose background is in AEC consulting. Our first product, AEC Integrations, is an early-stage directory that grew from a gap we saw in software selection. Knowing that two products connect is useful, but it does not show a team all of its options, how those options compare, or which one will work best with its existing tools and workflow. Our live directory brings information that is often scattered across vendor pages, reviews, and forum discussions into one place. It organizes integrations by workflow, stage, and discipline and includes separate reviews for product quality and onboarding. The catalog is still growing, and we have a lot left to build. Deeper comparison tools are still ahead of us. Our tool is different because it is founded upon trust rules that serve users, not sellers. Our trust rules are straightforward: reviews separate product quality from onboarding and implementation, vendors cannot buy placement or influence rankings, we do not incentivize reviews, accept affiliate revenue, recommend specific products, or claim the catalog is complete, and once verification launches, both vendors must confirm an integration before it is marked verified. AEC Integrations is live and free to browse at https://www.aecintegrations.com.