Voice
Talk to your jobsite. It listens.
Tap the button, say it like you'd say it on the radio. Buildficient shows what's about to happen, then commits when you confirm.
“Mark electrical complete. Push drywall by two days. Notify subs.”
- Tap to action
- Seconds
- Tuned for
- Jobsite audio
- Works offline
- Yes
From spoken command to previewed change
Noisy, gloves on, mid-walk
Queues locally, syncs on signal
The interaction
Say it the way you'd say it.
No commands to memorize. Speak naturally. Synonyms, half-sentences, jobsite slang. If something's unclear, Buildficient asks one quick question.
- Talk how you talk. No scripts.
- Handles construction vocab (RFI, punch list, scope creep)
- Tuned for noisy jobsite audio
“Push electrical out two days and let me know what slips.”
What it can do
Every action a PM does, by voice.
If you'd click it, you can say it. Schedules, tasks, logs, assignments, notes. All a voice command away.
- Update status (complete, in-progress, blocked)
- Change dates, assign crews, create tasks
- Query upcoming work or at-risk projects
Safety net
It always shows you first.
Anything that moves dates, reassigns crews, or knocks more than one task forward pauses for a quick approval. Nothing big happens silently.
- Shows the impact before anything commits
- One tap to confirm or cancel
- Plain language: 'this will shift 5 tasks'
History + undo
Every command logged. Anything reversible.
Every voice command is captured with what you said, what it did, and who said it. Undo any change for up to 24 hours.
- Full history per project
- One-tap undo on recent changes
- Audit-grade record for disputes
Without Buildficient
6:47pm. Super pulls over, opens a spreadsheet, shifts three tasks, texts three subs. Forgets the field notes. Tomorrow's crew shows up an hour early.
With Buildficient
6:47pm. Super taps the button, says 'push drywall by two days,' confirms. Subs get notifications. Field log updates. Truck pulls back on the road.
Built especially for
Superintendents
If anyone benefits most from voice, it's the super. Big targets, offline-first, talk-and-walk.
See the superintendents storyStop typing in trucks. Start talking to your jobsite.
Voice is the primary surface. Everything else is a fallback.
Listening