Togal.AI
Togal.AI is a Miami, Florida construction-technology company building AI-powered takeoff and estimating software for the architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) industry. Founded by former U.S. Congressman Patrick Murphy out of his family's multi-generational construction business, the cloud-based platform applies computer-vision and deep-learning models to architectural drawings and blueprints to automatically detect, measure, count, label, and compare project spaces and features — reporting up to 98% accuracy against AIA measurement standards and reducing manual estimating effort by roughly 80%. Signature capabilities include the Togal Button (one-click automated takeoff), AI-powered image, text, and pattern search across plan sets, drawing-set comparison for change quantification, real- time multi-user cloud collaboration, and Togal.CHAT, a natural-language assistant that lets estimators query plans, verify quantities, identify errors, and draft RFPs. The product serves drywall, electrical, mechanical, plumbing, glazing, landscaping, painting, FF&E, and general-contracting trades, with documented case studies (e.g., Coastal Construction) showing multi-hour-per-plan-set savings and seven-figure annual ROI. Togal.AI's revenue model is SaaS subscriptions sold to estimators, subcontractors, and general contractors; there is no public developer API, SDK, or open-source release, and the only known third-party integration is Service Titan plus data export to Excel and downstream estimating tools.
Togal.AI is profiled on the APIs.io network. Tagged areas include Construction, Construction Technology, AEC, Estimating, and Takeoff.
Togal.AI’s developer surface includes pricing, engineering blog, FAQ, support, GitHub presence, and 11 more developer resources.
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