Shovels

ReZone, acquired by Shovels, tracks city meetings in target markets to help identify real estate opportunities before they become valuable.

The AI assistant surfaces city council decisions matching users' real estate theses, from multifamily to self-storage, in their markets.

The page lets users benchmark policy decisions against 150 major U.S. cities, compare similar zoning initiatives, and reach the planners who ran them.

The service monitors zoning changes, rezonings, and infrastructure projects within 1 to 5 miles of a property and provides early warnings about decisions that affect it.

In 2024, Shovels' revenue grew more than 10 times, and its team doubled to six members.

The page examines building permit data and 5G coverage for five U.S. counties where residential growth is expanding beyond urban centers.

Shovels uses AI and pattern matching in a multi-layer approach to classify permits.

ADUs, or accessory dwelling units, are small secondary homes built on single-family lots.

The company is building an intelligence platform for the built world and is hiring senior engineers to run teams of agents.

Own the spider fleet, the data platform, the infrastructure, and the AI harness that runs them. Remote across the Americas and Europe.

Own the entire product surface: the web app, the public API, new data products, and the growth loops around them. Remote across the Americas and Europe.

The prediction engine for the built world. Shovels captures the first signal of construction—using AI to turn public records into Shovel-ready intelligence.

Shovels offers contractor intelligence solutions for sales and marketing workflows.

The company provides structured building permit data for academic research, policy analysis, and institutional studies.

The company collects data on permits, parcels, contractors, and land-use decisions in American local government.

Shovels' privacy policy describes how it collects, uses, and protects information when people use its services.

The company provides links to its privacy policies and opt-out options.

Shovels' terms of service describe the rules and conditions for using its building permit and contractor data services.

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