• MeltPlan

  Participated · Seed · Mar 2026

  MeltPlan builds a construction-native AI planning platform aimed at shifting critical project decisions to the earliest stages of design. The engine lets architects, contractors, and owners simulate constraints, evaluate scenarios, and optimize for code compliance, cost estimation, scheduling, and overall value before plans are finalized. By moving these analyses upstream, the software is positioned to cut late-stage rework and costly change orders common in the $14 trillion construction industry. The company is already piloting its technology with enterprise contractors such as DPR Construction in California and Innovo Group in the UAE, embedding its solution into their pre-construction workflows. Co-founded by CEO Kanav Hasija (formerly of Innovaccer) and COO Tanmaya Kala (formerly of DPR Construction), MeltPlan seeks to become the “planning engine” of record for major building projects. Following its latest raise, MeltPlan’s total funding stands at $14 million, providing capital to accelerate product development and expand enterprise collaborations.

• StructionSite

  Participated · Seed · Jan 2019

  StructionSite develops an AI-driven construction project monitoring platform that maps 360-degree videos onto project drawings and automatically organizes imagery by location and date. The company built a custom 3D computer-vision engine and machine-learning pipelines to compare installed work against estimates, track progress over time, and enable predictive modeling. StructionSite integrates with partners such as Procore, Latium Autodesk, NewMetrix, Dropbox, and Box to fit into existing workflows. Its platform has been used by more than 400 contractors to capture over $190 billion of construction volume, and active projects on the platform grew threefold year-over-year. The company employs roughly 75 people and plans to use new funds to expand platform capabilities and extend its leadership position in the market. Management also highlights gains in remote work productivity and data-team insights around travel savings and carbon-emissions reduction. StructionSite provides a site documentation solution that applies computer vision and machine learning to automatically detect installed work. The technology generates insights into production rates and contractor performance. Working closely with customers and partners for the last 18 months led to the development of VideoWalk™ for automating site capture with 360 video. The company also introduced SmartTrack™, its newest production tracking product. Led by Matt Daly (CEO) and Philip Lorenzo (Chief Product Officer), StructionSite is headquartered in Oakland, CA. It raised a $1.5M seed financing and will use the funds to grow its Engineering and Customer Success teams.

• ManufactOn

  Participated · Series A · Sep 2017

  ManufactOn offers a collaborative cloud and mobile SaaS platform that helps construction firms plan, track, and manage both prefabrication and regular material handling. The platform makes information visible to general and trade contractors, coordinators, detailers, procurement, shop foremen, field superintendents, and project leaders. ManufactOn’s product is used to coordinate prefab production and supply chain activities across project teams. Led by founder and CEO Raghi Iyengar, the company emphasizes visibility and collaboration among all stakeholders on a project. The company announced it will use the new funding to continue to expand operations. ManufactOn is based in the Boston area, MA. ManufactOn provides a cloud- and mobile-based platform to coordinate prefabrication production and manage the supply chain from material purchasing through delivery and installation. Its software gives builders, subcontractors, and field teams visibility into production status and location in real time. Customers and partners cited include Connect-Homes, The Beck Group, Consigli Construction, TG Gallagher, and Rosendin Electric, which use the platform to standardize prefab workflows and reduce rework. The mobile app is used by shop foremen, field teams, and project coordinators to know what has been produced and where it is. The company said it will use new investment to accelerate product development and expand its charter customer program to work with more leading general contractors and trade subcontractors. No revenue or user metrics were disclosed in the article.

No current team members are available.