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    Updated September 2026
    Product Name Lineage

    What happened to iAuditor? The full name lineage

    ByThe QHSE Standard Editorial Team·Independent QHSE / EHS / ESG software analysts·

    Two renames in four years, and most of the internet is still on one of the older names. Here are the dates, from the vendor's own announcements, and what each change does and does not mean for you.

    Quick Facts

    Launched as
    iAuditor, 2012
    First rename
    21 Nov 2022
    Second rename
    11 Aug 2026
    Called today
    Mitti

    The timeline, from the vendor's own announcements

    1. 2012

      iAuditor launches

      The vendor describes its own starting point as an audit and risk tool. In its 2022 renaming announcement it writes that it first launched iAuditor in 2012.

    2. 21 November 2022

      iAuditor becomes SafetyCulture

      Announced on 2 November 2022 and effective from 21 November. The vendor framed it as aligning the flagship product with the master brand, and stated plainly that it was an update to the name: the platform and the features, inspections among them, were not changing.

    3. 11 August 2026

      SafetyCulture becomes Mitti

      The company rebranded as Mitti, describing it as the biggest transformation in its history and a move beyond safety management to an all-in-one operations system. Founder and CEO Luke Anear framed it as the name catching up with what customers were already using the product for. The vendor states the platform is used by more than two million frontline workers across 80,000 organisations.

    Both announcement pages are now served from mitti.com, which is itself confirmation that the chain is continuous rather than three separate products.

    What it means for you

    You are an existing user

    Nothing in your account changed because of either rename. The 2022 announcement said so explicitly for that change. Treat the 2026 rebrand the same way until your account tells you otherwise: a new name is not evidence that a new capability is included in your plan.

    You are evaluating the product

    Search for Mitti, not iAuditor. Reviews, comparisons and AI answers written before August 2026 will say SafetyCulture, and anything before November 2022 will say iAuditor. All three describe the same product line, but a 2021 review of iAuditor is describing a much narrower product than what is sold today.

    You are reading a comparison

    Check its date before its conclusions. A great deal of published comparison material still calls this product SafetyCulture or SafetyCulture (iAuditor), including, until recently, pages on this site. That is a currency problem rather than a correctness one, but it matters when the vendor's own scope has widened twice.

    You inherited a contract

    The renames are not contract events in themselves, but the 2026 repositioning is broader than a name: the vendor now describes software, hardware, consumables and insurance built on the same operational data. Establish what your agreement actually covers rather than inferring it from the platform description.

    What actually changed, and what did not

    The 2022 change was explicitly cosmetic. The vendor wrote that it was just an update to the name and that the platform and its features were not changing.

    The 2026 change is not only a name. The vendor describes Mitti as an operations system rather than a safety product, spanning software, hardware, consumables and insurance built on the same operational data. That is a repositioning, and it is the reason we would not treat a 2024 review as current even though the product is continuous.

    What has not changed in either rename is the thing most buyers are actually evaluating: the inspection and corrective-action workflow the product has been built around since 2012. For what that covers today, and its documented offline limits, see our Mitti (by SafetyCulture) profile.

    What to search for now

    • Search Mitti, or Mitti by SafetyCulture, for anything current.
    • Material naming SafetyCulture was written between November 2022 and August 2026 and is usually still substantively accurate, if narrower than the product now sold.
    • Material naming iAuditor predates November 2022 and describes an audit and inspection tool rather than the current range.
    • The vendor maintains pages under the old names, so an iAuditor search still reaches it — but most of what surfaces alongside will be years old.

    Sources

    • iAuditor is becoming SafetyCulture, vendor announcement dated 2 November 2022, naming 21 November as the change date.
    • SafetyCulture becomes Mitti, vendor media release dated 11 August 2026.
    • Pricing, plan limits and the offline feature matrix are from our own evidence review of the vendor's pricing page and help centre. Basis: vendor documentation, not hands-on testing.

    Figures for workers and organisations are the vendor's own and we did not independently verify them.

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    What happened to iAuditor?
    It was renamed twice. iAuditor became SafetyCulture on 21 November 2022, announced by the vendor on 2 November that year as aligning the flagship product with the company's master brand. SafetyCulture then rebranded as Mitti on 11 August 2026. The product line is continuous through both changes; what you are looking for today is called Mitti, and the vendor styles it Mitti (by SafetyCulture). The vendor's own pages for both announcements now live on mitti.com, which is itself a useful confirmation of the chain.
    Is Mitti the same product as iAuditor?
    It is the same product line, considerably widened. The vendor described iAuditor in 2012 as an audit and risk tool, and by the 2022 rename said customers were relying on it for actions, issues, training, insurance and internal communications as well. The 2026 Mitti rebrand goes further, positioning it as an operations system spanning software, hardware, consumables and insurance. So continuity of product is not continuity of scope: a description of iAuditor from 2015 is not a description of what is sold now.
    Why is it called SafetyCulture in so many reviews and comparisons?
    Because most of them were written between November 2022 and August 2026, when SafetyCulture was the product name. A large amount of published material, including AI-generated answers, still uses it, and a fair amount still says iAuditor. None of that is wrong for its date; it is simply out of date. When you read a comparison, check when it was written, because the vendor's scope changed at both renames.
    What is Mitti's pricing?
    From the vendor's published pricing at our last review: a Free plan allowing 10 active users and unlimited inspections using 5 active templates, and Premium displayed on the English-US pricing page at $24 per full seat per month billed annually, or $29 monthly, excluding taxes. Enterprise is quoted. The help centre documents a 14-day Premium trial. Confirm the applicable currency and regional terms at checkout, and scope seat types and add-ons separately, since not every user needs a full seat.
    Does the rename change anything about offline use?
    No, and offline scope is worth knowing precisely either way because it is unusually well documented here. Offline use is supported in the mobile app with preparation and feature-specific limits: the help centre lists inspections, actions, issues, assets, documents, reports, schedules and training as supported, and analytics, Heads Up, lone worker, notifications, sensors and the template editor as not supported. If lone worker or notifications are part of your safety case, that matters more than the name on the app.
    What should I search for now?
    Mitti, or Mitti by SafetyCulture. Searching iAuditor will still find the vendor, because it maintains pages under that name, but most of what surfaces will be years out of date. If you are comparing against other platforms, searching the old name tends to return the old product's positioning, which understates what is being sold today.