Cirqify vs. SafetyCulture, now Mitti.
SafetyCulture, now called Mitti, is a broad inspection and operations platform for teams on web, iOS and Android, with a free plan. Cirqify is a focused iPhone, iPad and Mac app for one job: circle a hazard in a site photo, get suggested OSHA and state references with official text, and send a corrective action notice that comes back as a fillable PDF reply.
Facts about Mitti come from its public pricing, product and help pages as of October 20, 2026, listed under Sources. Products change; check the current details before you decide. Mitti and SafetyCulture are trademarks of their owner. Cirqify is not affiliated with them.
The short answer
- Choose Mitti if you need checklists and inspection templates, a team with permissions and SSO, Android or a web dashboard, or a wider operations platform with assets, training and sensors. It also has a free plan.
- Choose Cirqify if you walk sites with an iPhone or iPad, want each hazard written up with the OSHA or state provision it may fall under, and need a formal notice your subcontractor answers in the PDF itself, tracked until you verify the fix.
Side by side
| Cirqify | Mitti (SafetyCulture) | |
|---|---|---|
| Built for | US construction safety managers and superintendents | Frontline teams in manufacturing, facilities, hospitality, construction and retail |
| Starting point | A site photo with the hazard circled | An inspection template or an issue report |
| AI help | Describes the circled condition and suggests federal OSHA and state-plan provisions, with official text, a source link and checks to confirm on site | AI Issue Creation fills issue fields from photos and a voice note; AI Assistant answers questions about your operations |
| Output | One US Letter corrective action notice PDF per hazard, combinable for one recipient | Issues, actions and inspection reports |
| Recipients outside your company | Reply inside the fillable PDF in Acrobat Reader or Preview, or free in the Cirqify app; you import the reply | Update an assigned action through an emailed web link, without an account |
| Closeout | Issue timeline from identified to resolved, with a before-and-after closeout PDF | Action status, comments and media |
| Checklists and templates | None | Template builder and a large public template library |
| Teams | Single user | Free for up to 10 seats; Premium adds unlimited team size, permissions and SSO |
| Platforms | iPhone, iPad and Mac | Web, iOS and Android |
| Price | $7.99/week (20 issues a week) or $149.99/year (30 issues a week) | Free plan; Premium $24 per seat per month billed annually or $29 monthly; Enterprise priced on request |
Where Mitti is the better fit
Mitti is a platform for running inspections across a company. If your safety program is built on checklists, such as daily site audits, equipment pre-use checks or toolbox talk records, its template builder and library do that and Cirqify does not. It also suits teams: the free plan covers up to 10 seats, Premium adds permissions and SSO, and crews can use Android phones or a browser. Assets, training, sensors, lone-worker and contractor management are beyond what Cirqify does.
Where Cirqify is the better fit
Cirqify does one workflow from start to finish. You circle the condition in a photo; Cirqify writes the observed condition, priority, corrective action and the federal OSHA or state-plan provisions that may apply, each with its official text and a link to the source. Anything a photo can’t show, like the fall height or soil type, becomes a check for you to confirm on site. You review and send a one-hazard notice, the subcontractor fills in their response and after-photo in the same PDF, and the reply lands on the right issue when you import it. See what goes into a corrective action notice andhow tracking works.
Cirqify’s suggested references are for your review. They are not OSHA citations or legal determinations, and coverage varies by state; see federal and state coverage.
Can you use both?
Yes. Some safety managers keep checklists and team reporting in a platform like Mitti and use Cirqify for the hazards that need a formal, referenced notice to a subcontractor and a documented fix.
Common questions
Is SafetyCulture the same as Mitti?
Yes. SafetyCulture rebranded as Mitti in August 2026, and safetyculture.com now redirects to mitti.com. Many people still search for it as SafetyCulture or by its older name, iAuditor.
Does Mitti suggest OSHA standards from a photo?
Mitti’s AI Issue Creation fills in issue fields, such as the title, description and category, from photos and a voice note. Its published AI pages do not describe suggesting OSHA or state-plan provisions with official text. Some community templates in its library reference OSHA 1926.
Do recipients need an account in either app?
No. In Mitti, someone outside your organization can update an assigned action through an emailed web link. In Cirqify, the recipient replies inside the notice PDF in Adobe Acrobat Reader or Preview, or for free in the Cirqify app, and you import the reply.
Which is cheaper for one safety manager?
Mitti has a free plan for up to 10 seats with 5 active templates, and Premium costs $24 per seat per month billed annually. Cirqify costs $7.99 per week or $149.99 per year for one user, with a weekly issue allowance. The products do different jobs, so compare what you need, not only the price.
Sources
- Mitti pricing (plans, seats, prices, platforms), retrieved October 20, 2026
- Mitti home page (modules and industries), retrieved October 20, 2026
- Mitti AI and AI Issue Creation help article, retrieved October 20, 2026
- Assigning actions to external users and external action access, retrieved October 20, 2026
- Startland News on the SafetyCulture rebrand to Mitti, August 2026