Not a mockup. Not a prototype. A full-stack enterprise intelligence platform for the solar industry — homeowner reports, contractor marketplace, AI trust scoring, payment processing, and administrative tooling. Built by one principal on the StellarView platform.
SolarScore serves homeowners evaluating solar, contractors competing for jobs, and operators managing the marketplace. Three user types, one platform, connected through data and AI.
Roof analysis, energy modeling, savings projections, and equipment recommendations. Homeowners get an objective assessment before talking to any contractor.
Conversational AI trained on solar equipment specs, financing options, and local incentives. Answers questions with sourced, verifiable information.
Upload contractor proposals. AI parses equipment, pricing, warranty terms, and financing. Side-by-side comparison with trust scores.
Company profiles, verification flow, license and insurance validation. Contractors claim their profile and manage their marketplace presence.
Intent-matched leads delivered based on service area, equipment specialization, and capacity. Stripe-powered lead purchasing with quality guarantees.
Multi-signal trust score: license verification, review sentiment, complaint history, response time, installation quality metrics. Updated continuously.
Solar panel and inverter database with embedded specifications. RAG retrieval powers accurate AI recommendations and proposal analysis.
NLP analysis of reviews, complaints, and customer feedback across sources. Feeds into trust scores and contractor rankings.
Subscription management, lead pricing configuration, contractor verification workflows, content moderation, and platform analytics.
SolarScore evolved through four epic cycles on StellarView. Each cycle decomposed into phases, executed by AI, verified by forge testing, and merged via pull request. No manual coding of boilerplate. No hand-written documentation.
Data model, ingestion engine, company discovery, report cards, RAG advisor, consumer advocacy layer, subscription monetization. 7 phases.
Data foundation, company domain, equipment catalog with RAG, homeowner experience, lead marketplace with Stripe, contractor portal, admin hardening. 7 phases.
Render pipeline, property reports, contractor auth, lead marketplace, AI engine with trust scoring, billing integration and admin. 6 phases.
Multi-tenant data foundation, auth + RBAC engine, core API, mobile canvas with offline, analytics engine, visualization suite, platform polish. 7 phases.
A running business requires more than code. Here's every component SolarScore has — and every component your foundation would include.
It was built by one person using StellarView. The platform handled decomposition, execution, verification, documentation, and deployment. The principal handled domain expertise, gap resolution, and quality decisions.
That's the model. The principal brings the domain. The platform brings the execution capacity. Together they produce what used to require an entire agency.
Whether you're building for roofing contractors, medical practices, property managers, or law firms — the foundation is the same. The application layer changes. The AI domain changes. The business operations underneath are identical.
SolarScore is proof that the pattern works. Your foundation is next.
Tell us about your vertical. We'll show you what the foundation looks like — before you commit to anything.
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