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Work · April 23, 2026

SIFU

Run your construction site from WhatsApp with AI

SIFU launched on April 23, 2026 with 3 votes, #2,709 of 21,248 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches.

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What it does

Sifu connects to your team's WhatsApp and deploys 5 AI agents that write daily reports overnight, chase missing updates, flag safety issues in real-time, and maintain a searchable project archive. No new app. No training. Just better construction ops. Visit getsifu.ai for early access.

Sifu turns your existing site WhatsApp group into an automated daily progress reporting system. No new app. No training. Reports ready at 7am. Early access open for global infrastructure projects.

Based on time-tracking data collected across Sifu pilot sites, 2025–2026. Workers send photos, voice notes, and updates exactly as they always have. Sifu joins the group and reads everything. Nothing changes for the site team. Every photo, message, and voice note — searchable in seconds. Type a date, a location, or a trade and it's there. No more digging through WhatsApp threads. Five AI agents work in the background — chasing missing updates, scanning photos for safety issues, and writing your daily report. You arrive and it's already done. Stop chasing supervisors for their logs. Sifu reads every photo and message from the day and writes a formatted report. Ready in your dashboard before…from getsifu.ai

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