Sculptrix exists because none of us could buy the thing we wanted to use: an intelligence layer that sits above a practice's existing tools and surfaces the moments between visits where revenue quietly leaks. So we built it — and we're the ones doing the work.
From any one tool, the operation looks fine. From above all of them at once, the leaks become obvious. Sculptrix is that viewing angle — built by people who've spent careers inside software companies that grew into category standards.
Briana founded Sculptrix in 2026 with Padraic and Jennifer Doyle and runs the company day to day — product direction, architecture calls, client work, and the words you're reading. Every Scorecard is delivered by her personally. Based in Belle Isle, Florida.
Padraic is co-founder and CEO of InspectPoint, the software platform that became the category standard in fire-and-life-safety inspection. At Sculptrix he chairs strategic direction and brings a builder's instinct to every decision that affects long-term defensibility — he tends to see architectural mistakes before they become problems.
Jennifer is co-founder and Chief Customer Officer of InspectPoint, where she spent more than a decade building the customer-success discipline that turns onboarding into retention and retention into compounding revenue. At Sculptrix she owns every moment that touches a paying practice — onboarding, engagement signals, the early signs that decide whether a partnership deepens.
The work is consultative, the architecture is opinionated, and the three of us are doing it — not delegating it. No rotating contractors, no offshore bench behind the curtain.
Permanence is a design choice. We build for what your practice looks like five years from now, not for this quarter's dashboard — and we price on outcomes so our incentives can't drift from yours.
Privacy by architecture, not policy. The layer runs on anonymized activity signals and never touches raw patient records — a capability we deliberately never built.
And the snow leopard? We named the company for an animal that survives by watching what no single member of the herd can see. It felt right. It still does.