Cyncly, a global provider of AI-driven software for the spaces-for-living industry, announced a partnership with designer and contractor Anthony Carrino — a 25-year veteran in the design and construction industry — as the foundation of its new “Do More” campaign.
The partnership centers on a shared professional priority: that the trades lose too much time and margin to preventable mistakes, such as improperly recorded measurements, mismatched specs and duplicated data entry, and that a platform purpose-built to get every step right the first time is how the industry moves forward.
Carrino, who has built and managed a wide range of construction projects across the country, will serve as the central voice of Cyncly’s “Do More” campaign, which addresses the workflow gaps that hold skilled professionals back from the growth they are more than capable of achieving.
“Over the 25+ years I’ve spent in this industry, the biggest margin killer I’ve seen has never been bad craftsmanship — it’s the gaps between systems,” said Carrino, founder of Anthony Carrino Design & Consulting. “You finish a design, then re-enter it for estimation. You get an estimate approved, then re-key it for ordering. Every handoff is a chance for something to go wrong. When you’re working on margins that can disappear on a single bad job, those mistakes compound fast. I’m working with Cyncly because they’ve built the platform that gets every step right the first time: no rework, no reorders, no margin lost to errors that should never have happened.”
Margins across the kitchen and bath trades are tight. According to the National Association of Home Builders, the average net profit margin for remodelers in 2024 was 6.3 % — a figure that leaves little room for the measurement errors, duplicated data entry and rework cycles that fragmented workflows produce.
“Do More” reflects Cyncly’s belief that skilled professionals across kitchen, bath, flooring, window, door and furniture trades have the talent and ambition to grow — and that better systems are what allow them to do it. Cyncly’s platform connects design, sales, management and manufacturing workflows into a single connected process, serving more than 70,000 professionals globally across seven verticals.
“Anthony’s professional experience means that he has lived the problem we are solving — on the jobsite, across hundreds of projects, over 25 years,” said Anand Krishnan, CEO of Cyncly. “Our mission is to connect the full chain of professionals who design, build and install the spaces we live in, from the designer’s first render to the installer’s final fitting. Anthony brings our ‘Do More’ mission to life in a way our industry can trust, because he has been living with the consequences of the problem we exist to solve.”
Over the course of the partnership, Carrino and Cyncly will co-host a webinar series beginning this fall, alongside long-form thought leadership and a video content series. All content will focus on practical workflow challenges and the measurable impact of eliminating costly mistakes — fewer reorders, faster project completion and margins that hold.
