Sully vs Sitemate Storm: which is best?
Sully is the Sitemate Storm alternative for firms whose write-up is a report or quote rather than a form: it reads the narrated walkthrough video and drafts the summary, with no platform to move into.
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What is Sully?
Sully is the AI scribe for site walks. Walk the site as you always do, shooting video or photos and talking as you go. Sully reads the footage with what you said and hands back a summary with action items, every line cited to its frame.
You turn the draft into the report, schedule or quote, and you sign it. It lands in Teams, Outlook, OneDrive, Gmail or Google Drive. Made by Hey Sully in Australia; in early access now.
What is Sitemate Storm?
Storm is the AI agent inside Sitemate’s Dashpivot, the Australian construction forms and records platform: it fills any open form from voice notes, photos and typed notes, at no extra cost on every plan.
Sully vs Sitemate Storm comparison
Scored against Sitemate Storm’s own pages, last checked 11 Aug 2026. “Not published” means their material doesn’t say, and we don’t guess. Numbers point to the notes below.
| Feature | Sully | Sitemate Storm |
|---|---|---|
| Company | ||
| Made by | Hey Sully, Australia | Sitemate, Australia |
| Pricing from | A$49 a month · free trial, no card | Dashpivot A$32 a contributor a month · Storm included1 |
| Status | Early access | Shipping (Storm 1.0, May 2026) |
| Capture on site | ||
| Video walkthrough | Yes | No2 |
| Photos | Yes | Yes |
| Talk as you go | Yes | Yes3 |
| Works offline, hands-free | Yes | Yes |
| No platform to adopt | Yes | No4 |
| The AI | ||
| Reads the video together with what you said | Yes | No |
| Free-form summary, not a fixed form | Yes | No5 |
| Every line cited to its frame and words | Yes | Partly6 |
| Drafts the report, schedule or quote | Yes7 | Partly8 |
| Ask questions across walks and projects | Yes9 | Partly10 |
| Lands in Teams, Outlook, OneDrive or Drive | Yes | Partly11 |
| The record | ||
| Kept if you stop paying | Yes | Not published |
| Compare baseline and post-works walks | Yes12 | No |
| Search by what was said on site | Yes | Partly13 |
| Trust | ||
| The AI drafts; you review and sign | Yes | Yes14 |
| Drafted vs verified, on the record | Yes15 | Partly |
| Australian data residency | Yes | Not published |
| Microsoft 365 sign-in | Yes | Yes16 |
| Never trains models on your data | Yes | Not published |
- 1Sitemate Storm: Standard plan, monthly term, smallest volume tier; up to A$98 on Platinum. Storm is “available across all Dashpivot plans … at no additional cost.”
- 2Sitemate Storm: Storm’s “What can Storm do today?” FAQ lists “voice notes, photos, typed notes, captured weather, and captured location.” One marketing bullet claims video; every capability list omits it, unchanged 16 July to 11 August 2026.
- 3Sitemate Storm: Voice notes and hands-free dictation into a form.
- 4Sitemate Storm: Storm “is not a separate product” and “operates inside the Dashpivot web app and Dashpivot Mobile App.”
- 5Sitemate Storm: Every output is a completed form, a template or a structured record: “50-point check to do? Just let Storm listen as you go, drop in your photos.”
- 6Sitemate Storm: Storm “flags low-confidence fields for review rather than guessing.” That traces to a field, not a moment.
- 7Sully: Team plans and up draft them straight from the record.
- 8Sitemate Storm: Completed forms, exported to PDF, Word, Excel or PowerPoint.
- 9Sully: Any walk or project on Solo; the whole workspace on Team and up.
- 10Sitemate Storm: No chat of its own; data is exposed to Claude, ChatGPT and Copilot through the Sitemate MCP.
- 11Sitemate Storm: Microsoft 365 integrations: SharePoint, Dataverse, Power BI, OneDrive.
- 12Sully: Firm plans.
- 13Sitemate Storm: Structured records are queryable by field, not by what was said.
- 14Sitemate Storm: “No record is committed without a qualified person signing off.”
- 15Sully: Drafted lines stay marked until a person verifies them.
- 16Sitemate Storm: From the Dashpivot Pro plan.
Sources: Storm product page — Sitemate · “Sending Sitemate Into The AI Era — Introducing Storm 1.0” — Hartley Pike, CEO · Dashpivot pricing — Sitemate
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Sully vs Sitemate Storm: which is right for you?
Sully is built for people who visit sites they don’t own (surveyors, architects, fire-safety practitioners, inspectors, trades) and owe a client a write-up afterwards.
Storm is built for contractors running a job site through Dashpivot forms, permits and records; the site is theirs for the life of the project.
Choose Storm if you already run Dashpivot and your write-up is a form you want filled from voice and photos, at no extra cost.
Choose Sully if the deliverable is a report, schedule or quote in your own shape, your capture is a narrated walkthrough video, and you don’t want a platform between the walk and Outlook.
Bring us a walkFAQs
Does Sitemate Storm process video?
- Not by its own capability lists as of 11 August 2026: voice notes, photos, typed notes, weather and location. A marketing bullet mentions video; the functional descriptions don’t. We re-check the page and will update this one if that changes.
Is Sully a Sitemate alternative?
- Only for the write-up. A contractor running a project in Dashpivot wouldn’t swap it for Sully; a surveying firm wouldn’t adopt Dashpivot to get a report drafted.
Does Storm cost extra?
- No. Per Sitemate, Storm is “available across all Dashpivot plans, including free trials, at no additional cost.” The cost is the Dashpivot licence.

About Jimmy
Jimmy Horan is the founder of Hey Sully, the Australian company building Sully. He checks every comparison on this site against the other product’s own documentation rather than its advertising — the last check was on 11th of August 2026 — and would rather answer a hard question now than have you find out later.
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