Digs Raises Nearly $20 Million to Expand AI-Powered Home Construction Platform
Digs, a Vancouver, Washington‑based AI‑powered collaboration platform for home builders, vendors, and homeowners, has raised nearly $20 million in pre‑Series A funding, with a recent $5 million infusion led by SPLY Capital, further solidifying its position in the construction technology sector. The capital will be used to accelerate Digs’ proprietary AI development, enhance commercial expansion, and support continued innovation across the homebuilding lifecycle.
Founded by Ryan Fink and Ty Frackiewicz, Digs emerged from stealth in 2023 with the goal of transforming how homes are built, documented, and maintained using technology that goes beyond traditional collaboration tools. The platform uses artificial intelligence and advanced digital tools to streamline workflows — from pre‑construction collaboration and markups to 3D digital twins and warranty management — enabling builders to reduce errors, improve communication, and deliver richer end‑user experiences to homeowners.
The recent financing brings Digs’ total pre‑Series A funding to nearly $20 million, reflecting strong investor belief in its strategic vision and growth trajectory. The round was led by SPLY Capital, a Dallas‑based investment firm known for identifying and supporting breakout category leaders at early inflection points. Joining the round alongside SPLY Capital were continued contributions from early supporters including Oregon Venture Fund (OVF), Fuse, Flying Fish, and customer‑investor Lanthorne Homes.
SPLY Capital’s leadership in this funding highlights a strategic vote of confidence in Digs’ approach to integrating AI into traditionally manual segments of the homebuilding process. As part of the investment, SPLY Capital Managing Partner Tyler Williams will join Digs’ Board of Directors, bringing deep operational experience and a global investment perspective that the company hopes will help scale operations effectively.
Digs’ technology enables builders to consolidate key project data, document workflows, and create interactive digital twins — detailed, searchable representations of home builds that remain accessible to homeowners long after construction. The company’s products, including DigsCanvas for pre‑construction collaboration and DigsCare for post‑construction warranty management, are designed to address critical pain points in residential construction and homeownership, such as fragmented documentation and costly warranty claims.
The recent funds will support further development of Digs’ AI capabilities — including tools that automate the generation of 3D models, produce photorealistic renderings, and provide instantaneous answers to common builder and homeowner queries. These innovations aim to reduce manual work, improve accuracy, and elevate overall efficiency throughout construction projects.
Digs has already amassed significant traction in the market, with nearly 10,000 homes on its platform and partnerships with builders that represent more than $12 billion in annual construction volume. The company’s reach extends across all 50 U.S. states and Canada, serving a wide range of builders — from small custom firms to national developers — and demonstrating strong product‑market fit.
In addition to scaling its builder network, Digs has focused on strengthening its executive team and go‑to‑market strategies. Recently, the company appointed Stephen Molen as Chief Revenue Officer, bringing decades of SaaS and construction software experience to lead business growth and sales initiatives.
Investor participation from early backers such as Oregon Venture Fund, Fuse, and Flying Fish underscores multi‑stage confidence in Digs’ potential to redefine construction workflows using AI. These investors have been involved through multiple funding rounds, including prior seed and extended seed financings that helped take Digs from beta to widespread adoption and product expansion.
Lanthorne Homes, a strategic investor and customer of Digs, has played a unique role by participating in product development — particularly in shaping DigsCare, the AI‑driven warranty solution. Lanthorne’s CEO Matt Green has publicly emphasized the value of Digs’ technology in improving both builder margins and homeowner satisfaction.
With its latest funding round, Digs plans to continue expanding its platform capabilities, deepen integrations with builders and partners, and drive broader adoption of its AI tools in the homebuilding industry. The company’s vision — to provide a cohesive, technology‑enabled experience from initial construction through long‑term homeownership — positions it at the intersection of proptech, constructiontech, and AI, appealing to builders and homeowners alike.
As Digs scales into 2026 and beyond, the infusion of capital and strategic investor support will be instrumental in enabling the company to pursue product innovation, expand market reach, and support a growing ecosystem of builders and homeowners looking for intelligent collaboration and documentation solutions.
