Built from the work. Brought to life by this team.
We’re a data-driven company with real HVAC operating experience and deep expertise in cutting-edge technology and AI. We built Pocket Technician and Circuit with AI at the foundation, from how we design, build and test to how we learn and improve.
Our ambition is to bring powerful automation to service contractors across the country, dramatically reducing friction and overhead so they can focus on running their businesses and making a difference in more customers’ lives.
CEO
Cody Novini
Cody built and sold a successful HVAC company. He brings the owner’s perspective to Circuit: what creates loyal customers, what helps a team do its best work, and which details cannot fall through the cracks.
Those lessons shape the conversations, customer-care standards and operating practices at the heart of the product.
Misha guides Circuit’s technology strategy, product roadmap and technical architecture, with a focus on making complex operations simpler for contractors and their customers.
He brings deep expertise in AI, cloud architecture and cybersecurity. He has a strong bias toward cutting-edge technologies, designing for scalability, automation and agility.
His work connects emerging technology to practical business value and helps shape business strategy and product-market fit, keeping the technology grounded in the problems contractors need solved.
Phil leads operations and finance at Pocket Technician. His focus is the business behind the product: how the team works, how resources support its priorities, and how the company grows sustainably.
He brings a practical business perspective to serving contractors and turning the company’s ambition into a well-run operation.
Jaime brings deep engineering and data-science expertise to Circuit’s AI. His focus is turning models, data and evaluation into useful, dependable experiences for the people using the product.
That work supports a central question for Circuit: how can the next conversation be more relevant, more thoughtful and more helpful?