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AI project management, field, progress & safety tools
Construction-phase tools: reality capture and progress tracking against plan, AI inside construction-management platforms, BIM coordination, and safety risk prediction. Listed for context; they are outside the preconstruction benchmark scope.
Tools in this category (24, alphabetical, not ranked)
9 of 24 vendors publish a price. "Not publicly listed" means we could not find one on the vendor's site.
| Tool | AI role | Who it's for | Pricing (as publicly stated) | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Autodesk Assistant (Autodesk Forma) Construction management AI | AI features added to established product | Autodesk Forma (formerly Autodesk Construction Cloud) project teams; Autodesk says access depends on license type and user permissions. | Not publicly listed. Autodesk's pricing page lists bundles (Model Management, Preconstruction, Construction Operations) and says it supports user, project, and account-based pricing; no prices appeared in the page text we fetched. (Checked Oct 15, 2026.) | NOT TESTED |
| BidLight BIM coordination & cost | Not AI-first | Owners, contractors, and specialty trades doing model coordination. | Per-licence subscription: Basics $30, Core $39, Complete $51 per licence per month (annual discounts listed); Estimation Package by contact. | NOT TESTED |
| Buildots Progress tracking | AI-first | Executives, owners, project teams, and CM services (construction phase rather than precon). | Not publicly listed | NOT TESTED |
| Cintoo Reality capture data platform | AI features added to established product | Reality capture, VDC, and geospatial teams at contractors, engineers, and owners (Arup quoted). | Not publicly listed. Vendor describes an unlimited model (unlimited users and web access). | NOT TESTED |
| CompanyCam Jobsite photo documentation | AI features added to established product | Contractors across 50+ trades, from small teams to enterprise and franchise networks (roofing, restoration, general contracting, solar, landscaping named). | Tiered subscription: Core, Crew (3 users included; additional users $29 each, billed annually), Scale, and Enterprise. The plan comparison table showed Core $63/month, Crew $129/month, Scale $199/month (we could not confirm the billing basis from the page text; check the page). Vendor FAQ says AI features are included in Crew, Scale, and Enterprise. Free trial offered. (Checked Oct 14, 2026.) | NOT TESTED |
| Doxel Progress tracking | AI-first | Executives, superintendents, and project teams on active jobs. | Not publicly listed. Pricing FAQ says cost depends on the capabilities needed and the amount of construction (or jobsite size), and that Doxel generally charges by the square foot; quotes on request. (Checked Oct 15, 2026.) | NOT TESTED |
| DroneDeploy Reality capture (aerial & ground) | AI features added to established product | General contractors, civil and infrastructure teams, owners, and engineering/specialty firms. | Team plans are custom quotes. Individual Flight & Analysis plan $4,188 billed annually (single admin user). 14-day free trial. (Checked Oct 14, 2026.) | NOT TESTED |
| Fieldwire (Hilti) Jobsite field management | Not AI-first | General and specialty contractors, owners, and architects; foremen through project managers. | Per-user subscription. Basic $0 (up to 5 users, 3 projects, 100 sheets); Pro $39/user/month billed annually; Business $64/user/month billed annually; Business Plus (adds RFIs, submittals, change orders, budget) price not listed; custom contracts for unlimited users, API, and SSO. (Checked Oct 14, 2026.) | NOT TESTED |
| Hexagon Multivista Building Progress Reporting Progress reporting service | AI features added to established product | General contractors and owners; Hexagon also names project executives, quality teams, and schedulers. | Not publicly listed (service page routes to an expert; no prices shown). (Checked Oct 15, 2026.) | NOT TESTED |
| Intenseye Safety (vision AI) | AI-first | Enterprise EHS teams at industrial facilities (manufacturing, building products). Construction use is not the vendor's focus. | Not publicly listed. Pricing page describes one annual subscription per connected camera (Prevent, with every safety use case included and no per-incident or per-use-case fees), optional Connect and EHS Suite modules at an annual flat fee, and custom quotes for hardware; no dollar amounts shown. Site also offers an ROI calculator. (Checked Oct 15, 2026.) | NOT TESTED |
| Knowify Trade contractor job management | AI features added to established product | Commercial and residential trade contractors (electrical, plumbing, HVAC, painting, concrete, excavating, and more). | Tiered: Core, Advanced, Enterprise. Homepage says plans start at $99/month; the pricing page showed Core at $99 or $149/month and Advanced at $329 or $399/month depending on yearly vs monthly billing. 14-day free trial. (Checked Oct 15, 2026.) | NOT TESTED |
| Matterport 3D capture & digital twins | AI features added to established product | Design and construction teams, facility managers, corporate real estate, and property marketers. | Plans page lists Professional plans by number of active spaces, paid monthly: 10 spaces $90/month, 20 $125, 30 $165, 50 $245, 75 $345, 100 $430, 150 $585; 200+ spaces through sales. The 10-space plan shows $90/month on an annual plan billed $1,080/year ($108 month-to-month); yearly billing is advertised as saving 16%. Professional includes 10 users; some file exports (floor plan, CAD, BIM, E57 and others) carry additional charges. A Pro3 Plus package (Pro3 LiDAR camera with a Professional 50 plan) is listed at $1,995, marked down from $4,495, or $245/month for 24 months. Enterprise is custom through sales. The homepage also mentions a free start option. (Checked Oct 15, 2026.) | NOT TESTED |
| OpenSpace Reality capture & progress | AI-first | Owners, general contractors, and trades. | Quote-based. Vendor says pricing is based on annual construction volume (ACV) and subscription tier (Core or Enterprise), not per user or per project; Enterprise adds SSO and API access; OpenSpace Track is an add-on to either tier, sold at the project or portfolio level and priced on project type and scope tracked (Track FAQ). Annual subscriptions can cover a single project, and a Core pilot can be requested. No prices listed. (Pricing page checked Oct 14, Track FAQ Oct 15, 2026.) | NOT TESTED |
| Oracle Construction & Engineering Advisor for Safety Safety | AI features added to established product | Owners and contractors managing safety across worksites. | Not publicly listed | NOT TESTED |
| PlanRadar Site documentation, defects & inspections | AI features added to established product | Contractors, real estate owners, inspectors, and facility managers (CBRE, Arup, British Land named as customers). | Basic listed at $32/month for 1 user; higher plans (Starter, Pro, Enterprise) are quoted through sales. 30-day free trial. Vendor FAQ notes a 4% innovation fee from the second billing period. (Checked Oct 14, 2026.) | NOT TESTED |
| Procore AI Construction management AI | AI features added to established product | Procore customers (GCs, owners, specialty contractors). | Not publicly listed. Not charged per seat. Digital Coworker Starter Pack: 6-month term, flat-rate pricing, up to 3 projects, 5 agents. Digital Coworker Pro (20 agents, video analysis, scheduled automations) and Enterprise (20+ agents, Agent Studio for custom agents, deployment specialist support, BI connection): 12-month terms with credit usage-based pricing; Procore says credits are consumed at data ingest and when agents perform tasks. No prices shown. (Re-checked Oct 15, 2026.) | NOT TESTED |
| Raken Daily reporting & field management | Not AI-first | Contractors' field crews, superintendents, and safety managers. | Per-user subscription, billed annually, minimum 3 users. Basic $23/user/month; Performance $59/user/month (adds time tracking, production tracking, safety & quality, RFIs/forms/document storage, insights dashboards, dedicated onboarding). Bulk discounts through sales. (Checked Oct 14, 2026.) | NOT TESTED |
| Reconstruct Reality mapping & remote progress monitoring | Not AI-first | Owners, owner's representatives, and general contractors. | Not publicly listed (pricing page shows no prices or tiers; it offers personalized pricing and a Contact Us form). (Checked Oct 15, 2026.) | NOT TESTED |
| Riskcast Field time, production & forecasting | Not AI-first | Self-perform heavy civil and specialty (e.g. union electrical) contractors and their foremen. | Not publicly listed (demo request). | NOT TESTED |
| Skydio Autonomous drones (inspection & mapping) | AI-first | Public safety agencies, utilities, infrastructure owners, construction and engineering firms, and national security customers. | Not publicly listed (sales and resellers). | NOT TESTED |
| TraceAir Site intelligence for homebuilders & land developers | AI features added to established product | Homebuilders and land developers, from acquisitions to construction and leadership. | Not publicly listed. Pricing page says pricing varies by acreage, service frequency and site conditions, scoped by request. (Checked Oct 15, 2026.) | NOT TESTED |
| Track3D Progress tracking | AI-first | Owners, general contractors, and trade partners. | Not publicly listed. Homepage announces a new commercial model with visual documentation at no additional cost. | NOT TESTED |
| viAct Safety (vision AI) | AI-first | Construction contractors and site safety leaders (also other industrial sites). | Not publicly listed | NOT TESTED |
| Voxel Safety (vision AI) | AI-first | Safety and operations leaders at industrial enterprises. Construction use is not the vendor's stated focus. | Not publicly listed (contact sales). | NOT TESTED |
Side-by-side comparisons
- OpenSpace vs Buildots · Two AI-first construction-phase tools that turn site data into progress and risk information. Listed for context: field and progress tools are outside the preconstruction benchmark scope. Compared using only vendor-published facts.
- Doxel vs Buildots · Two AI-first construction-phase progress tools that compare what is built on site to the plan. Listed for context: field and progress tools are outside the preconstruction benchmark scope. Compared using only vendor-published facts.
- viAct vs Intenseye · Two AI-first vision safety platforms that run on site cameras. viAct markets heavily to construction; Intenseye's examples are mostly industrial facilities. Vendor-published facts only.
- Raken vs CompanyCam · Two field documentation apps: Raken is built around daily reports, time, and production; CompanyCam is built around job photos. Vendor-published facts only.
- Fieldwire vs PlanRadar · Two plan-based field management platforms for tasks, punch/defects, and inspections. Fieldwire is part of Hilti; PlanRadar also targets real estate and facilities. Vendor-published facts only.
- Voxel vs Intenseye · Two computer-vision safety platforms that run on existing cameras. Both are aimed at industrial facilities rather than construction sites. Vendor-published facts only.
- Track3D vs Buildots · Two AI-first progress tracking platforms that measure installed work from site capture. Vendor-published facts only.
- Cintoo vs DroneDeploy · Two reality capture platforms with different starting points: Cintoo manages laser-scan point clouds; DroneDeploy captures drone, 360, and phone imagery. Vendor-published facts only.
- viAct vs Voxel · Two vision-AI safety products that analyze site or facility camera feeds. viAct describes construction-site use cases; Voxel's examples are industrial operations. Vendor-published facts only.
- WakeCap vs viAct · Two site-safety technologies that start from different data: WakeCap from connected hard hats and equipment tracking, viAct from vision AI on site cameras. Vendor-published facts only.
- OpenSpace vs DroneDeploy · Two reality capture platforms that both sell AI progress tracking as an add-on: OpenSpace Track and DroneDeploy Progress AI. OpenSpace starts from ground-level visual capture; DroneDeploy from drones plus ground capture. Vendor-published facts only.
- Reconstruct vs OpenSpace · Two multi-device reality capture platforms that both compare the site to design and track progress. OpenSpace describes itself as AI-powered visual intelligence; Reconstruct describes reality mapping and does not describe AI on the pages we read. Vendor-published facts only.
- Procore AI vs Autodesk Assistant · The AI built into the two largest construction management platforms in our directory, compared on RFIs, submittals, guardrails, and pricing. Each works on records inside its own platform. Vendor-published facts only.
- Riskcast vs Raken · Two field apps for capturing time, production, and dailies from foremen. Both exhibited at STA Tech Expo 2026. Vendor-published facts only.
- Skydio vs DroneDeploy · A drone maker and a drone software platform. Skydio builds autonomous aircraft and docks; DroneDeploy is capture-agnostic reality capture software. Vendor-published facts only.
- Matterport vs Cintoo · Two 3D reality capture platforms with different inputs: Matterport builds digital twins from its capture workflow; Cintoo manages laser-scan point clouds from any scanner. Vendor-published facts only.
- Reconstruct vs Track3D · Two capture-based progress and quality platforms that accept reality data from many devices. Vendor-published facts only.
Questions to ask before a demo
- What capture hardware or workflow does it require on site?
- Is pricing per project, per user, or by construction volume?
- Who on the project team actually uses the output?
These are Means & Methods Lab's suggested questions, not findings about any tool.
Longer checklist: Questions to ask before trialing a field reporting or jobsite app
Longer checklist: Planning a reality capture or AI progress-tracking pilot
Benchmark status
Outside the benchmark scope (the benchmark covers takeoff, drawing review, and contract & spec review). See leaderboards and methodology.
Other categories
- Design & engineering
- Takeoff & estimating
- Contract, document & drawing review
- Management & scheduling
- Heavy civil & earthwork
- Bid management & leads
- Equipment & fleet
- Robotics & automation
- Materials & supply chain
- Finance & payments
- Sustainability & carbon
- Workforce
- Facilities & operations
- Offsite & prefab
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