Participated · Series B · May 2026

Handle provides a verticalized finance and operations platform tailored to construction, centralizing lien rights, waivers, payments, invoicing, and compliance workflows. The company reports having processed more than $160B+ in construction invoices and financial workflows through its platform. Handle serves major construction and supplier customers including Ferguson, The Home Depot, EquipmentShare, Cemex, ABC Supply, Floor & Decor, US LBM, and Herc Rentals. Its long-term vision is to become the system that powers how money moves throughout construction. Handle is developing AI-driven workflow products and compliance automation and is expanding payments infrastructure as part of that vision. The company announced a $27 million Series B to fund those product and infrastructure expansions; the article lists founders Patrick Hogan, Blake Robertson, Chris Woodard, and Lucas Azevedo.

Participated · Series A · Mar 2026

Trayd offers a back-office operating system for specialty trade contractors that provides payroll, HR, scheduling, and field tracking tools. The platform handles complex wage calculations by trade, multi-state tax obligations, union rules, compliance reporting, and distinctions between state, federal, and private project scopes. Since launch, Trayd has reduced average weekly payroll processing time from 14 hours to 27 minutes, returning nearly two full days of back-office labor per workweek for customers. The product integrates with all major accounting and ERP systems and is available to specialty trade contractors across the United States. Trayd was founded in 2021 by Anna Berger and Cara Kessler and is headquartered in New York City. The company plans to use the Series A proceeds to accelerate product development and support national expansion.

Participated · Series A · Dec 2025

Bobyard develops proprietary computer-vision technology that interprets construction blueprints and automates up to 70% of the quantity and material takeoff process, the most time-consuming step in pre-construction. Contractors using the platform report an average 65% reduction in takeoff times and the ability to submit three to five times more bids per estimator, directly boosting win rates and margins. Starting with the complex landscaping trade, Bobyard has become the preferred tool for leading U.S. commercial contractors, with one customer attributing roughly $350,000 in new work to the software. Founded in 2023 by Stanford-trained engineer and mathematician Michael Ding, the San Francisco-based team includes computer-vision engineers from institutions such as Stanford, Princeton, Berkeley, and Virginia Tech. The company plans to deepen its landscaping capabilities while expanding into drywall, electrical, HVAC, plumbing, and framing. New capital will also fund growth in engineering and go-to-market teams. Although the article does not disclose revenue figures, Bobyard’s adoption metrics illustrate early traction in a vast construction technology market.

Participated · Seed · Feb 2025

Henry automates production of commercial real estate deliverables—offering memorandums, underwriting packages, pitch decks, buyer lists and transaction summaries—claiming a 90% reduction in analyst production time and a platform-wide median turnaround under four hours. The platform has produced more than 20,000 client-ready deliverables representing over $150 billion in underlying deal value and is used by teams from all of the largest commercial real estate brokerages, reaching more than 150 firms. Henry reports that more than 20% of its customers have reduced staffing requirements as a direct result of the platform. The company launched Henry Deal to turn firms' institutional memory into deliverables across the full lifecycle of a transaction. Henry plans to use new capital to expand engineering and product teams and build the system-of-record capabilities described in the Henry Deal launch. Adam Pratt and Sammy Greenwall are co-founders and the company announced significant enterprise traction in the press release.

Participated · Seed · Jan 2025

Kaya AI delivers a native AI-enabled construction supply chain intelligence platform that integrates with existing workflow tools to interconnect stakeholders and eliminate data silos. Its core software facilitates consolidated procurement tracking from submittal through delivery. The company says its platform reduces the time teams spend managing procurement through delivery by 80%. Led by CEO Ojonimi Bako, Kaya AI positions itself as a global provider addressing procurement and project-execution inefficiencies in construction. The company recently raised funding and intends to use proceeds to expand operations and accelerate product development.