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Deckard Technologies
AI-powered platform for government property tax compliance
About Deckard Technologies
Deckard Technologies is a GovTech data company founded in 2018 by Greg Rose, Tony Moriarty, and Jess Flanagan. The company's name is a reference to the film Blade Runner, alluding to its software bots designed to act as human-like as possible. The founding team, including CEO Nick Del Pego, previously worked together at Qualcomm on large-scale data projects, bringing extensive experience in digital security, data science, and software engineering to the venture. Greg Rose holds over 100 patents in digital security, Tony Moriarty is a leader in machine learning, Jess Flanagan is a seasoned software engineer and ethical hacker, and Nick Del Pego is a U.S. Air Force veteran with a background in mathematics.
The company operates on a subscription-based (SaaS) business model, serving over 400 local government jurisdictions across the United States, Canada, and Australia. Its core business involves providing AI-powered tools and real-time data to help municipalities identify non-compliant residential properties and recover uncollected property and transient occupancy taxes. This service aims to ensure tax fairness and fund essential community services. The platform manages over a trillion data records and processes more than a billion new records daily to provide actionable insights.
Deckard's main product, Rentalscape, is a platform for monitoring short-term and long-term rental properties. It features tools for identifying unregistered rentals, automating tax collection, and managing compliance with local regulations. The technology uses patented processes, including a Bayesian matching system to deduplicate listings across platforms like Airbnb and VRBO, and machine learning to distinguish actual bookings from blocked dates. This enables local governments to increase compliance rates to an average of 95% and boost tax revenue by an average of 40%. The company has expanded its offerings to include services for identifying unpermitted property improvements and monitoring foreclosures. In 2025, Deckard acquired AllTheRooms, a short-term rental analytics group, to further enhance its data capabilities.
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- 2018
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- San Diego, United States
- Sector
- Fintech
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