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ResiQuant

San Francisco, US · Founded 2023 · Delaware corporation · 13 employees on LinkedIn · 4 known investors

ResiQuant provides an AI-powered platform for property insurance underwriting, using AI agents that automate complex schedules, validate structural risk, and assess catastrophe perils such as earthquake, wildfire, windstorm, and flood. It serves insurance underwriters across the US, offering API integrations and catastrophe-model-ready exports.

Also known as ResiQuant

Founders & leadership

ResiQuant was founded in 2023 by Francisco Alfonso Galvis Lopez, Omar Issa, and Francisco Galvis.

FA
Francisco Alfonso Galvis LopezCo-founder
OIOmar Issa
Omar IssainCo-Founder & CEO
FGFrancisco Galvis
Francisco GalvisinCo-founder · Chief Technology Officer

Board

ENEvan Nisselson
Evan Nisselsonin𝕏Board directorInvestor at LDV Capital

Investors · 4

Reported raises · per SEC filings

Form D private placements

$4.6M disclosed across 1 round · 2024

$4.6MraisedJan 2025 · 8 investors · Other Technology
Rule 506(b)
Officers, directors & promoters on the filing
  • Francisco Alfonso Galvis LopezExecutive Officer, Director
  • Omar IssaExecutive Officer, Director
  • Evan NisselsonDirector
Offering amount
$4.6M
Amount sold
$4.6M
First sale
Dec 2024
Incorporated
Corporation, Delaware, 2023
Federal exemptions
06b
Full filing on SEC EDGAR ↗

Source: SEC EDGAR Form D. Amounts as filed; amended filings shown once at their latest values.

Company profile

researched Aug 2026

ResiQuant offers an AI platform for underwriting catastrophe-exposed commercial and residential property insurance. The product is organized as three modular AI agents on one platform: Submission AI, which converts incoming files of any format into standardized, decision-ready data; Engineering AI, which adds building-level risk insights derived from structural engineering analysis; and Underwriting AI, which applies a carrier's own underwriting guidelines consistently and returns eligibility outcomes. The agents are positioned as usable individually or in combination, and the company describes them as handling complex schedules of locations, validating structural risk, and surfacing risks and opportunities that would otherwise be missed.

The company frames its output around measurable underwriting workflow effects, citing reductions in manual underwriting workload and manual processing time, lower inspection costs, less time spent on unwritable risks, increased underwriter capacity, and elimination of submission backlogs during peak periods. Alongside the product, ResiQuant publishes technical commentary for underwriters, including notes from post-earthquake field assessment in Colombia, analysis of engineering-grade building data applied to a hurricane-exposed portfolio, and an explainer on West Coast tilt-up construction.

Founding story

According to the company, ResiQuant was founded by Stanford PhDs whose backgrounds include post-disaster damage assessment and building code work, a foundation the company presents as the origin of its engineering-based approach to risk evaluation.

Business model

ResiQuant sells its AI underwriting platform to property insurance carriers and underwriting teams, engaging prospective customers through demo requests and offering modular agents (Submission AI, Engineering AI, Underwriting AI) that can be deployed individually or together.

Traction

The website cites customer-reported outcomes including an 85% reduction in manual underwriting workload, a 95% reduction in manual processing time, a 30% reduction in inspection costs, 70% less time spent on unwritable risks, a 3x increase in underwriter capacity, and no submission backlog during a peak period. Named references include Golden Bear Insurance Company, whose VP of Property describes engineering insights improving risk understanding and pricing for catastrophe-exposed business, and a partnership with Crestwell covering coastal wind underwriting for Florida condominium associations.

Latest developments

In August 2026 ResiQuant announced a partnership with Crestwell focused on coastal wind underwriting for Florida condominium associations, and published field notes following the August 10, 2026 earthquake in Colombia as well as an analysis of engineering-grade building data applied to a hurricane-exposed portfolio.

Full profile — market position, technology, go-to-market, geography

Market position

ResiQuant positions itself as combining structural engineering rigor with AI automation for catastrophe-exposed property underwriting, claiming building-level risk insights not available from other sources and describing itself as backed by venture investors and advisors from the catastrophe risk science field.

The company's stated differentiators are engineering-grade, building-level risk data produced by its Engineering AI, founders with Stanford doctoral training plus post-disaster assessment and building code experience, and a modular three-agent architecture spanning submission intake, structural validation, and guideline enforcement.

Technology

The platform is built around AI agents intended to replicate the judgment of underwriters and structural engineers. Submission AI performs document ingestion and normalization of arbitrary file types into structured data; Engineering AI generates building-level structural risk insights based on engineering methods; Underwriting AI encodes and enforces carrier underwriting guidelines to produce eligibility decisions.

Go-to-market

Direct enterprise sales to property carriers via demo requests on the company website, supported by named customer references and partnerships with insurance market participants such as Crestwell and Golden Bear Insurance Company.

Property insurance carriers, property underwriting teams, and underwriters writing catastrophe-exposed business, including coastal wind exposures such as Florida condominium associations.

Geography

Commercial activity described on the company site centers on the United States, including Florida coastal wind and West Coast construction exposures; the company has also conducted post-earthquake field assessment work in Colombia.

Compiled by commissioned research from 1 cited public sources — announcements, filings, and press listed under research sources below.

Key figures

latest reported
HeadcountAug 202613
Increase in underwriter capacityJan 20263x
Less time spent on unwritable risksJan 202670%
Reduction in inspection costsJan 202630%
Reduction in manual processing timeJan 202695%
Reduction in manual underwriting workloadJan 202685%

Company-reported or press-reported figures, each dated to when it was claimed — not independently audited.

Timeline · 1

launches, deals, and filings
Aug 2026
Crestwell partners with ResiQuant on coastal wind underwriting for Florida condominium associations

ResiQuant announced a partnership with Crestwell to support coastal wind underwriting for Florida condominium associations.

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Dated company events from announcements, filings, and press; legal rows summarize public dockets and regulator releases.

Legal entities · 1

corporate structure
ResiQuantDelaware

In the news

Research sources · 1

primary sources listed

1 public sources were cited for this profile; the first-party ones are listed here.

Frequently asked questions

What does ResiQuant do?
ResiQuant builds AI agents that automate property insurance underwriting for catastrophe-exposed risks.
Who founded ResiQuant?
ResiQuant was founded by Francisco Alfonso Galvis Lopez, Omar Issa, Francisco Galvis in 2023.
Who are ResiQuant's investors?
ResiQuant's investors include Foothill Ventures, LDV Capital, Alumni Ventures, Pear VC.
How much funding has ResiQuant raised?
ResiQuant has disclosed $4.6M raised across 1 round.
Where is ResiQuant headquartered?
ResiQuant is headquartered in San Francisco, US.