Digs is a technology company.
Digs has raised $7.0M across 1 funding round.
Digs has raised $7.0M in total across 1 funding round.
Digs is an AI-powered collaboration platform for residential home builders that organizes plans, specs, and communications into a single source of truth, automates 3D digital twin creation from PDFs, and streamlines homeowner handoffs to reduce rework and speed decisions across pre-construction to aftercare.[1][2][3] It serves home builders, subcontractors, and homeowners in the U.S. and Canada, solving chronic industry issues like fragmented documents, manual processes, and poor communication that waste time and money—resulting in over 5,000 homes managed on the platform.[3] Digs has earned accolades including PropTech Awards 2024 "Overall Construction Tech Company of the Year," Spark 100 for innovative SaaS, and Best of IBS finalist, with recent $19.1 million seed funding to expand sales amid strong growth from 11-50 to 28 employees.[1][2][5][6]
Digs originated when co-founder and CEO Ryan Fink, an AI expert, built his own family home and teamed up with Ty Frackiewicz, a former builder and tech leader with 15 years of industry experience, to address outdated pen-and-paper methods still plaguing construction.[2][3] Frustrated by inefficiencies like sifting through notes and emails, they assembled a founding team blending construction know-how with tech: Jason Goetz (CTO), Jef Holove (COO), Joyce Liao (VP of Design), Andrea Gram (VP of People), and Pavan, PhD (Head of Computer Vision & AI).[2] Headquartered in Vancouver, Washington, as a privately held company, Digs quickly gained traction with endorsements from figures like Mike Rowe and builders like Nick Schiffer, evolving into a platform with 10+ patents and coverage across 50 states and Canada.[2][3]
Digs sets itself apart in construction tech through these key strengths:
Digs rides the AI + PropTech wave transforming construction's $1.8 trillion U.S. market, where digital lag causes 30%+ productivity gaps versus other industries—perfect timing amid labor shortages, rising material costs, and demand for efficient custom homes.[1][3][6] Favorable forces include AI advancements in computer vision for 3D modeling and post-pandemic builder tech adoption, positioning Digs to digitize pre-con and warranty processes long stuck in analog.[2][4][5] By enabling smoother builds and "happier homes," it influences the ecosystem: empowering small-to-mid builders (like NS Builders and ST Custom Homes) to scale, reducing rework claims, and setting standards for digital twins that could extend to commercial or manufactured housing.[1][3]
With $19.1M seed fueling sales growth from its engineering-heavy base, Digs is poised to capture more of the residential builder market, targeting 10x home volume via expanded teams and patents.[5][6] Trends like generative AI for automation, modular construction, and climate-resilient homes will amplify its edge, potentially evolving into full-lifecycle platforms or enterprise plays. As Mike Rowe noted, Digs is already reshaping builder-homeowner dynamics—expect it to lead AI's construction revolution, delivering the single source of truth that turns fragmented builds into efficient, customer-centric triumphs.[1][3]
Digs has raised $7.0M in total across 1 funding round.
Digs's investors include 99 Startups, Bond, Bullpen Capital, Fuse, Imaginary Ventures, LAUNCH, Jake Kassan, Jamie Sutton, Kyle Widrick, Michael Lombardi, Netalie Nadivi, Ryan Duranso.
Digs has raised $7.0M across 1 funding round. Most recently, it raised $7.0M Seed in January 2023.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jan 1, 2023 | $7.0M Seed | 99 Startups, Bond, Bullpen Capital, Fuse, Imaginary Ventures, LAUNCH, Jake Kassan, Jamie Sutton, Kyle Widrick, Michael Lombardi, Netalie Nadivi, Ryan Duranso |