Digs builds AI tooling for residential builders focused on pre-construction and warranty phases. The tech stack—Python, OpenCV, FastAPI, pgvector, React—reveals a computer-vision-heavy product (3D digital twins from home imagery), paired with a lean engineering org actively adopting Claude and GitHub Copilot. Active projects around ML model serving, evaluation frameworks, and visual regression testing signal rapid iteration on core AI capabilities, while concurrent work on budget and vendor management suggests the platform is expanding beyond document automation into operational workflows.
Notable leadership hires: Demand Generation Lead
Digs is an AI platform for home builders that structures pre-construction and warranty documents, auto-generates 3D digital twins of homes, and facilitates collaboration between builders and homeowners. The product delivers structured data extraction from construction artifacts (plans, inspections, photos) and surfaces it as a queryable digital model—positioned as a permanent, shareable homeowner reference. Founded in 2022 and based in Vancouver, Washington, the company operates at 11–50 employees with engineering-forward hiring (3 open roles) and early-stage go-to-market (1 demand generation lead). Primary customers are residential builders navigating fragmented documentation workflows.
Python, OpenCV, NumPy, and pgvector for image processing and embedding storage. FastAPI and TypeScript/React form the model-serving and frontend layers. Shapely handles geometric operations for 3D models.
Spend visibility, vendor management, budget planning, lack of dedicated QA, and test flakiness. Active projects address these via budget reporting, vendor management, and visual regression testing systems.
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