DDigs provides an AI platform for homebuilders and homeowners that turns thousands of scattered construction documents into a single living source of truth. It links plans, specifications, selections, products, approvals, warranties, conversations and project history, with features such as AI chat, search, files, e-signatures, tasks, finish selections and client portals, plus a homeowner digital twin for maintenance and aftercare. The product unifies data across estimating, purchasing, construction, design, sales and homeowner care, differentiating itself through patented AI and a civic-wide deployment across all 50 states, as well as a strategic partnership with Builders FirstSource to integrate into its ecosystem. Its goal is to streamline construction data workflows throughout the entire project lifecycle and enable ongoing collaboration between builders and homeowners from initial estimating to post-mmove-in support.
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What builders were talking about at Build Show LIVE. AI, construction technology, software, data, and the homeowner experience were among the biggest conversations at Build Show LIVE. Here's what builders are thinking about and where technology is headed next. After a few days at Build Show LIVE, one thing was clear: builders are thinking seriously about how technology can improve the way they build, manage projects, and support homeowners. AI was a major part of the conversation. But it wasn't the only one. Builders were also talking about the software they use every day, how different tools should work together, how to improve the homeowner experience, and how better documentation can create value long after construction is complete. Here are five of the biggest construction technology conversations that stood out. How is AI being used in construction? AI is becoming a bigger part of construction, but builders are still figuring out where it provides the most value. The biggest opportunity isn't simply adding an AI chatbot to existing software. It's using AI to reduce the time spent on repetitive, information-heavy tasks. For home builders, those tasks can include: * Material takeoffs and estimating * Searching project documents * Diagramming and measurements * Managing selections * Organizing project information * Finding information across plans and files * Answering questions about a project or home During the AI for Home Builders session at Build Show LIVE, Digs co-founders Ryan Fink and Ty Frackiewicz discussed how AI can support these workflows. The goal isn't AI for the sake of AI. It's giving builders tools that can handle time-consuming work faster and make information easier to use. What should a construction technology stack look like? Another major conversation around AI was the construction technology stack itself. Many builders use software platforms with hundreds of features. But teams often rely on only a small portion of those capabilities every day. That raises a practical question: Does adding more software actually make a construction business easier to run? As builders evaluate AI and new technology, the conversation is shifting from finding one platform that does everything to figuring out how different tools should work together. That makes one thing especially important: data. Why does data matter in home building? A tremendous amount of information is created during the construction of a home. Plans. Selections. Takeoffs. Change orders. Product information. Photos. Conversations. Warranty records. But that information can become fragmented across software platforms, cloud folders, email inboxes, and individual employees. When information stays connected, it becomes much more useful. That's why a single source of truth matters in construction. Instead of creating another place to store information, builders can create a connected record that makes existing project information easier to find, understand, and use. And that information has value beyond the construction process. How can technology improve the homeowner experience? The homeowner experience doesn't end at closing. A homeowner may need information about their home months or years after construction is complete. What refrigerator was installed? Who manufactured the windows? What paint color was used? Where is a particular component located? What information does a service provider need to make a repair? When that information is easy to access, the experience is different for both the homeowner and the builder. During his Build Show LIVE session on warranty, aftercare, and client experience, Digs Chief Revenue Officer Stephen Molen discussed the opportunity for builders to think beyond the initial homeowner handoff. A better digital record can help builders support homeowners long after the keys are handed over. What is a "Homefax"? One of the ideas discussed during a live recording of the Build Show Podcast was a "Carfax for the home," or "Homefax." Carfax gives vehicle owners and buyers a record of a vehicle's history. Homes don't have a widely used equivalent. A Homefax could provide a connected record of a home's history, including: * How the home was built * Products and materials used * Homeowner selections * Plans and specifications * Details behind the walls * Equipment information * Warranty and service history * Repairs and maintenance That information could benefit the first homeowner and future owners of the home. It also connects to another important conversation from Build Show LIVE: Build HD Standard. Why does home documentation matter? Building a durable, high-performing home is only part of the equation. The information about how that home was built can be just as valuable over time. Was a window installed correctly? What products were used? What was the blower door score? What are the make, model, and serial numbers of the home's equipment? Those details can be difficult to find years after construction is complete. Documenting them creates a record that can stay with the home. The best builders aren't just delivering a home. They're delivering a home that can be understood. Where does AI fit into the future of home building? AI won't replace the skilled people who build homes. Instead, its biggest opportunity may be in the work surrounding construction: finding information, organizing documentation, completing takeoffs, connecting project data, and answering questions. For builders, that means less time spent searching through files and completing repetitive tasks. It also creates an opportunity to make the information generated during construction more useful long after the project is complete. What do these construction technology trends mean for builders? The conversations at Build Show LIVE point to a broader shift in home building technology. Builders are evaluating how AI can improve their workflows, how their software systems should work together, how project data can stay connected, and how technology can improve the homeowner experience. But underneath all of those conversations, the goal remains the same: Build a great home. Take care of the people who live in it. And make sure the information behind that home doesn't disappear when construction ends. The next generation of construction technology isn't just about building faster. It's about making the entire lifecycle of the home easier to understand, manage, and support. Watch the Build Show Podcast conversation. Ryan Fink and Ty Frackiewicz joined Matt Risinger for a live recording of the Build Show Podcast at Build Show LIVE. They discussed AI, digital twins, Build HD, data ownership, homeowner privacy, and where construction technology is headed. Digs is an AI-powered collaboration software built for homebuilders. From pre-con to aftercare, it keeps your team, trades, and clients aligned with one centralized workspace for decisions, documentation, digital handoff, and ongoing warranty support. Unlock a happier home at Digs.com
Digs, Inc./WA announced that it has received $25.3 million in funding from Builders FirstSource, Inc. Published on 08/25/2026 at 08:51 am EDT S&P Capital IQ Digs, Inc./WA announced that it has entered into purchase agreement and received $25.3 million in a round of funding led by new investor Builders FirstSource, Inc. on August 25, 2026. The company issued convertible preferred shares in the transaction. (C) S&P Capital IQ - 2026
Seattle-based homebuilding AI startup Digs has raised $25.3 million in Series A funding and entered a five-year partnership with Builders FirstSource, America's largest building materials supplier. Founded in 2022 by Ryan Fink and Ty Frackiewicz, Digs creates AI-powered digital twins of homes that track construction details, materials, and warranties throughout a property's lifecycle. Builders FirstSource will integrate Digs' platform across its network of 140,000 builder clients in 43 states. The deal pushes Digs' total funding past $47 million. The startup currently has thousands of homes on its platform and plans to double its 37-person team to over 60 employees by year-end, focusing on engineering and product development.
Digs and Matt Risinger join forces to bring practical AI to home builders. Digs is proud to announce a strategic partnership with Matt Risinger and The Build Show Network to help builders cut through the AI hype and understand how artificial intelligence can solve real-world challenges. Through educational content, podcasts, product demonstrations, live events, and builder resources, Digs Inc.'ll explore practical AI applications that improve collaboration, streamline workflows, reduce rework, and create better homeowner experiences. Artificial intelligence is quickly becoming one of the biggest conversations in residential construction. Every week seems to bring another AI tool promising to transform how builders work. But amid all the excitement, one question remains: What actually delivers value on the jobsite? Rather than focusing on AI for AI's sake, this partnership is about helping builders understand where technology delivers measurable value and how it can be applied across every stage of the homebuilding process. From pre-construction planning and estimating to project collaboration, homeowner handoff, and warranty management, Digs and The Build Show Network are focused on helping builders confidently navigate the future of home building. Why this partnership matters. Matt Risinger has earned the trust of builders by evaluating products, building methods, and emerging technologies through a practical lens. His focus has always been on helping construction professionals make informed decisions that improve quality, efficiency, and profitability. That approach aligns perfectly with Digs' mission. At Digs, Digs Inc. believe builders already have one of their greatest assets: information. Every project generates thousands of valuable data points, from plans and specifications to product selections, change orders, warranties, and homeowner documentation. The challenge isn't creating more information. It's making that information accessible when and where it's needed. Through this partnership, Digs and The Build Show Network will help builders understand how AI can unlock the knowledge hidden inside every project and turn it into a competitive advantage. Builders are sitting on a goldmine of project data. Every home creates a story of decisions, documents, and details. It starts with architectural plans and engineering documents, grows through selections, approvals, field notes, inspections, and product information, and continues long after move-in through warranties and maintenance records. Unfortunately, that story is often scattered across emails, PDFs, cloud drives, text messages, and disconnected software. When information is difficult to find, teams spend valuable time searching for answers, mistakes become more common, and homeowners are left without a complete record of their home. AI changes that by turning disconnected project information into searchable, connected knowledge teams can use when they need it most. Instead of hunting through folders or asking multiple people for answers, builders can quickly access the information they need to keep projects moving. Practical AI that solves everyday problems. The most valuable AI tools aren't replacing builders. They're helping builders spend less time searching for information and more time making decisions. Digs brings together the information that powers every home into one connected platform, making collaboration easier from pre-construction through warranty. Builders can: * Instantly find answers buried in plans, specifications, contracts, and project documents with AskDigs(TM) AI. * Generate measurements and quantities in minutes using AI-powered takeoffs. * Keep conversations connected directly to drawings with DigsCanvas(TM), reducing confusion and costly rework. * Transform traditional 2D plans into immersive 3D digital twins that improve understanding for builders, trade partners, and homeowners. * Deliver a complete digital homeowner handoff through DigsCare(TM), including manuals, warranties, maintenance information, and the home's project history. These aren't future concepts. They're practical tools builders are already using to save time, improve communication, and make better decisions. Helping builders separate AI hype from reality. AI is evolving quickly, but builders don't need to chase every new technology. They need trusted guidance on where AI creates measurable value today and how to adopt it without disrupting their business. That's where this partnership comes in. Together, Digs and The Build Show Network will create educational content that explores topics including: * AI applications delivering measurable results for builders * The hidden cost of disconnected project information * Reducing rework through better collaboration * Improving estimating with AI-powered takeoffs * Creating better homeowner experiences through digital handoff * Why warranty and aftercare are becoming competitive differentiators * Practical strategies for adopting AI at any size of building company Whether through podcasts, product demonstrations, educational videos, or live events, its goal is simple: help builders understand what works and why. Looking ahead. Residential construction is entering a new era where information will become just as valuable as materials, labor, and equipment. Builders who can quickly access project knowledge, improve collaboration, and deliver better homeowner experiences will be better positioned to grow their businesses and remain competitive. Digs Inc. is excited to partner with Matt Risinger and The Build Show Network to help builders navigate that future with confidence. This is just the beginning. Check out the Build Podcast featuring Matt Risinger and Digs Co-Founders Ty Frackiewicz and Ryan Fink: The Future of Home Building: AI, Digital Twins & Smarter Workflows | Build Show Podcast Ep. 226 Want to dive into AI in construction? Get started by watching What Every Builder Needs to Know About AI. Digs is an AI-powered collaboration software built for homebuilders. From pre-con to aftercare, it keeps your team, trades, and clients aligned with one centralized workspace for decisions, documentation, digital handoff, and ongoing warranty support. Unlock a happier home at Digs.com
Digs named a top innovator in Architecture by Fast Company. Digs Inc. is thrilled to share that Digs has been named a top honoree in the Architecture category on Fast Company's 2026 Most Innovative Companies list. This prestigious recognition highlights businesses that are shaping industries and culture through groundbreaking ideas, and Digs is proud to be among them. Fast Company's list not only celebrates the world's 50 most innovative companies but also recognizes 720 honorees across 59 sectors and regions. As Brendan Vaughan, Fast Company's editor-in-chief, puts it: "Our list of the Most Innovative Companies is about spotlighting organizations that don't just adapt to change. They drive it. The companies we honor this year are redefining what leadership looks like in 2026, pairing bold ideas with measurable impact and turning breakthrough innovation into real-world value. They are setting the pace for their industries and offering a blueprint for what sustained innovation can achieve." Revolutionizing collaboration in Architecture, engineering, and construction. Fast Company highlighted Digs for "making collaboration easier for architects, builders, and clients by turning static floor plans into interactive 3D models." Traditional blueprints, while essential for design and construction, can be impenetrable for homeowners and non-specialists. Digs transforms these static, 2D plans into an intuitive 3D workspace where all project stakeholders can collaborate in real time from initial design through construction and post-occupancy maintenance. Beyond 3D visualization, Digs' tools scan and process building interiors, capturing room measurements, materials, appliances, and other assets. This shared visual hub speeds communication, simplifies decision-making, and makes managing a building's long-term maintenance far more intuitive for everyone involved. By turning complex blueprints into accessible, interactive experiences, Digs empowers designers, builders, and homeowners alike, setting a new standard for collaboration, clarity, and efficiency in the built environment. You can explore the full list of Fast Company's 2026 Most Innovative Companies honorees here.
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Industries
Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
Series A
Total Funding
$44.3M
Headquarters
Vancouver, Washington
Founded
2022
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