Thunderbird AI

Thunderbird: AI-Native Asset Management, Maintenance & Reliability

Thunderbird is an AI-native platform built for industrial maintenance teams—designed for technicians, planners, and reliability engineers who need to manage work, track assets, and make data-driven decisions.

Built by and for Industrial Professionals:
Maintenance technicians executing work orders
Maintenance planners coordinating schedules
Reliability engineers managing asset performance
Operations managers overseeing maintenance workflows

Key Features

AI-Powered Work Management
Create, update, and close work orders using natural language. Tell Thunderbird what needs to be done, and the AI helps with documentation and task routing.

Asset Management
Track critical assets with status updates, PM schedules, and maintenance history.

Work Coordination
Manage maintenance activities across teams with support for production schedules and crew assignments.

Voice Documentation
Capture notes and procedures hands-free using voice-to-text transcription—perfect for documenting while working.

Natural Language Interface
No complex forms. Ask Thunderbird in plain English:
"Show me assets with overdue PMs"
"Create a work order for pump inspection"
"The asset is back online, mark my work order as complete" 
"What's the schedule for next week?"

Workflows Supported
Work Order Management (emergency, corrective, preventive, routine)
PM Task Execution and Tracking
Inspection Tasks
General Maintenance Tasks
Asset Lifecycle Management
Team Coordination and Planning

Supporting Files
Upload production schedules, staffing plans, and equipment manuals to keep documentation centralized.

Who Uses Thunderbird
Manufacturing plants, refineries, chemical facilities, food processing, utilities, and any organization with critical industrial assets requiring reliable maintenance operations.

Security
Enterprise-grade security with multi-tenant data isolation. Your organization's data stays private and secure.

Start transforming your maintenance operations with Thunderbird.