Fresh capital for data-based planning in the construction industry
The start-up vyzn, which specializes in digital and sustainable construction planning, has successfully completed its seed financing round with Swiss and Finnish partners. The team of three male and one female founder now wants to expand the portfolio and grow. Vyzn will launch in Germany at the beginning of 2026.
The Zurich-based start-up vyzn has successfully completed its seed financing round. According to a press release, this was led by the venture capital companies Spicehaus Partners from Zug and Kiilto Ventures, part of the Kiilto chemicals group based in Finland. Other strategic investors from the construction and real estate sectors were also involved. The amount of the newly raised capital is not disclosed. The capital is now intended to pave the way for expanding the portfolio and driving growth.
The spin-off from the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich(ETH) is led by the founding team, which includes CEO Adrian Henke, CTO Romana Rust, COO Martino Tschudi and CCO Michael Sinniger. The aim is to transform the planning of new construction and renovation projects with the help of data-based analyses. And soon, it is said, the vyzn software will cover more than just life cycle assessment and energy efficiency and enable early, precise and cost-effective planning iterations. The integration of data on recyclability, cost estimation and thermal comfort has also been announced. The basis for this is a recent technological breakthrough: vyzn can now automatically convert architectural models into fully simulatable 3D models.
Growing demand from European markets is emphasized. Expansion into Germany is imminent; the vyzn software is set to be used by the first customers there as early as the beginning of 2026. The start-up is also looking to expand its team with a view to further expansion. Customers already include over 50 companies such as Zurich Airport, Implenia, Halter, Pensimo and Amstein-Walthert.
“With vyzn, we are breaking down the data silos in planning,” says vyzn CEO Adrian Henke. “Our customers use our platform to resolve the contradiction between economical and sustainable construction.”