iAuditor still exists; it has just been renamed twice. The checklist and inspection app launched as iAuditor on February 17, 2012, was renamed to SafetyCulture on November 21, 2022, and became Mitti on August 11, 2026, when the whole company rebranded. It is the same app throughout: same App Store listing, same accounts, same data. There has been no standalone app called iAuditor since November 2022, and there is no product difference between iAuditor, SafetyCulture, and Mitti. They are one product at three points in time.

This is an independent third-party record. RapidEye has no affiliation with Mitti; every date below is drawn from the published sources listed at the bottom, including app store listing data and the Australian Business Register, and the redirect checks were run directly by RapidEye Research in August 2026.

iAuditorFeb 17, 2012 to Nov 21, 2022. The mobile checklist app that made the company.
SafetyCultureNov 21, 2022 to Aug 11, 2026. Product folded into the platform under the company's name.
MittiSince Aug 11, 2026. Company and product rebranded together; app now titled "Mitti (by SafetyCulture)".

The dated lineage, from primary records

Every date in this table comes from a checkable primary source: Apple's App Store listing data (apple.com), Google Play's listing data (play.google.com), the company's own dated announcements on mitti.com, the Australian Business Register (abr.business.gov.au), and the Internet Archive Wayback Machine (archive.org). Rows shaded blue are the three events most people are actually asking about.

DateEventRecord
Jun 26, 2000The legal entity behind it all is registered in Queensland, Australia, originally as Intell Investigations Pty Ltd, fitting founder Luke Anear's background as a workplace accident investigator. The same company number later carries the names L.I.A Consultants (2002) and Wades Business Solutions (2004).Business register
2004Anear starts the safety-documents business the company dates itself from; the earliest archived snapshot of safetyculture.com is February 27, 2004.Web archive
Mar 23, 2010The entity becomes SafetyCulture Pty Ltd, the legal name it still holds today.Business register
Feb 17, 2012iAuditor launches on the iOS App Store. The company's materials say only "2012"; the App Store release date pins it to the day. Claims of a 2011 launch on some review sites are unsupported.App Store data
2018iAuditor passes 1 million downloads, per the company's own timeline. By May 2021 the company reports more than 100 million completed inspections in iAuditor.Company releases
Nov 21, 2022iAuditor is renamed SafetyCulture. Announced November 2, effective November 21. The company's stated reason: the platform had outgrown inspections into training, sensors, and insurance. At the time it reported 70,000+ organizations and 600 million checks conducted annually.Company release
Aug 11, 2026SafetyCulture becomes Mitti, company and product together. The app is retitled "Mitti (by SafetyCulture)". Full background on the rebrand is in our companion explainer linked below.Company release
Aug 23, 2026iOS version 26.34 ships carrying the Mitti name. Release notes: "Meet Mitti, the new name and look for SafetyCulture!"App Store data
Aug 31, 2026The legal entity is still SafetyCulture Pty Ltd, and no Australian entity or business name "Mitti" is registered to the group. The new name is, so far, a trading brand layered over the old company.Business register

For the story behind the 2026 change (the reasoning, the insurance arm, the AI push), see our full explainer: SafetyCulture is now Mitti, what changed and why. This page stays on the product lineage.

The name that cannot be deleted

Rebrands change what you see; they cannot change what software is built on. Three immutable artifacts still carry the iAuditor name in August 2026, and they are why the old name keeps surfacing years after it was retired:

  • The iOS bundle ID is still com.safetyculture.iAuditor and the Android package is com.safetyculture.iauditor. App identifiers cannot be changed without shipping a different app, so every MDM console, app inventory, and enterprise device report in the world still lists this product under its 2012 name, through both rebrands.
  • The App Store seller is still "SafetyCulture Pty Ltd", and Google Play's developer link for the app still pointed at a safetyculture.com iAuditor page when we checked, nineteen days after the Mitti rebrand.
  • The redirect chain walks all three names in one request. Verified by RapidEye Research in August 2026: iauditor.com redirects to safetyculture.com/iauditor, which redirects to mitti.com/iauditor. One URL, fourteen years of branding history.

There is also a reason the confusion lasted as long as it did. According to the company's own 2022 announcement (mitti.com), the app only renamed on a device when the user updated it, so anyone without auto-update kept an app called iAuditor on their phone long after November 2022. Combine that with review sites and software directories that never updated for either rename, and "what happened to iAuditor" stays a live question in 2026.

What the official history leaves out

An independent record earns its keep where it differs from the official one. Checked against Mitti's published company timeline (mitti.com) in August 2026:

  • The company's own "Our story" timeline does not mention the 2022 iAuditor rename at all, nor the August 2026 rebrand itself. The most-searched fact about the product is absent from the company's history page.
  • "22 years" versus 26. Rebrand coverage dates the company from 2004, when the safety-documents business began. The Australian Business Register shows the legal entity continuously active since June 26, 2000, under three earlier names. Both framings are defensible; only the registry date is a matter of public record.
  • The current landing page compresses history. mitti.com/iauditor says "iAuditor is now Mitti" with no dates, collapsing a two-step, four-year rename into one hop. True, but lossy; the table above is the complete version.

One more anti-confusion note from the archives: iauditor.com existed as far back as 2002, but the Wayback Machine (archive.org) shows the 2002 site was an unrelated parking page targeting US county auditor searches. The domain was acquired and repointed later. iAuditor the app did not exist before 2012.


Quick FAQ

Is iAuditor still available?

Yes, as the same app under a different name. Same App Store listing, same Android package, same accounts and data, now titled "Mitti (by SafetyCulture)". There has been no standalone iAuditor app since November 21, 2022.

What is iAuditor's new name?

Mitti, by way of SafetyCulture. iAuditor became SafetyCulture on November 21, 2022, and SafetyCulture became Mitti on August 11, 2026. Our rebrand explainer covers the 2026 change in full.

Are iAuditor and SafetyCulture the same app?

Yes, the same app at different points in time. Between 2022 and 2026, "SafetyCulture" confusingly meant both the company and the product, which is much of why this question persists. Both are now Mitti.

When did iAuditor launch?

February 17, 2012, on the iOS App Store, per Apple's listing data. The 2011 launch year that appears on some review sites is unsupported by the App Store record.

Why do people still call it iAuditor?

The rename only appeared on a device when the user updated the app; the immutable bundle and package IDs still contain "iauditor" so device inventories list the old name; and many third-party review sites were never updated for either rename.

Sources

Sources are named at the publisher level with their root domain, rather than linked or titled; every figure is verifiable at the named source.

  1. App Store listing data for the app (id 499999532), Apple, 2026apple.com
  2. Google Play listing data for the app, Google, 2026play.google.com
  3. Product-rename and rebrand media releases and company timeline, Mitti (formerly SafetyCulture), 2021-2026mitti.com
  4. ABN records for SafetyCulture Pty Ltd and related entities, Australian Business Registerabr.business.gov.au
  5. Wayback Machine snapshots of safetyculture.com and iauditor.com, Internet Archivearchive.org
  6. Domain redirect verification, RapidEye Research, August 2026rapideyeinspections.com

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