Kanly

Safe, Rigorous, and Contextual Engineering Agents, starting with the land development industry

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Upload your report. Get a structured review.

Submit an FSR, SWM report, or servicing brief. Kanly's agents read the full document, calculations, appendices, assumptions, and return a report card with itemized findings, each citing the specific guideline, section, and page number. Like the comment letters you're used to, but before you submit.

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Agents that review the way reviewers do

Kanly uses specialized agents for each review discipline: quantity control & drainage, water balance, sanitary servicing, grading, erosion & sediment control. Each agent checks against the standards that actually apply: municipal site plan review guides, conservation authority requirements, regional design criteria. Not a generic checklist, configured per jurisdiction.

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Every finding cites its source

Each comment references the specific guideline: City of Brampton Site Plan Review User Guide Section C.14.14, Peel Stormwater Design Criteria Section 6.1, TRCA Stormwater Management Criteria. When a calculation uses Tc = 15 min but the guideline requires 10 min for urban sites, the finding explains why it matters and what to recalculate.

Sample report card output — Quantity Control & Drainage

Sample report card output — Quantity Control & Drainage

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Built for the GTA. Expanding across Ontario.

Starting with the municipalities and conservation authorities engineers in the Greater Toronto Area work with every day: Brampton, Mississauga, Markham, Vaughan, TRCA, CVC, Region of Peel, Region of York. Configured for each jurisdiction's specific standards, not retrofitted from a generic template.

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Fewer revision cycles. Fewer surprises.

Catch the issues that cause resubmissions: missing justifications, wrong runoff coefficients, inlet time assumptions that don't match the guideline. Validate compliance before it leaves your desk, not after the municipality sends it back.

We are looking for engineers and municipal reviewers who want to help shape how engineering review should work. If you see what we see, reach out at founders@trykanly.com