I'm Idan Dinovetsky. I'm building Dino AI Hub because my family still runs their construction business on software that doesn't respect them. Three generations of contractors taught me that the tools a trade business depends on should live in the shop, not on someone else's server, and shouldn't bill the owner every month for the privilege of using them. Dino AI Hub is a sealed AI hub that arrives configured for your business — voice receptionist, dispatch, CRM, quoting, invoicing, accounting — all running locally on hardware you own outright.
Watching my father, uncle, and grandfather get squeezed by per-user SaaS pricing, by vendor lock-in, and by software that breaks the moment the internet dips — that's the why. The trades built this country. The tools they run on should match the standard of the work they do.
My family has been in residential and commercial construction across Long Island and the New York metro area since the 1970s. Every story in this letter — the missed call that lost a $40,000 job, the QuickBooks Desktop sync that finally gave up, the office assistant who burned out trying to be five people — is real, and it's the reason every design decision in Dino AI Hub looks the way it does.
The hub sits in your office. Your data lives on it. The AI runs on it. The dispatch board, the customer portal, the field app, the books — all on the same machine, all yours. You buy it once. There is no monthly subscription, no per-user upcharge, no “contact sales for pricing”. When the internet drops, the shop keeps running. When you want to leave, you keep the hardware and the data.
The full letter, with the photos and the page-turning, is below.