Procore launches AI Go and tests Meta smart glasses integration for jobsite queries

Procore, the construction management software company listed on the New York Stock Exchange under PCOR, unveiled its voice-first mobile app Procore AI Go at the Groundbreak 2026 conference on Oct. 21. The app is designed for workers on construction sites, letting them ask project-related questions by voice and receive answers in real time instead of manually searching through drawings and specifications. The company said Procore AI Go is now in public beta for customers in North America and is included in its Digital Coworker Starter, Pro, and Enterprise plans. The tool connects to project information stored in Procore and supports natural-language queries tied to RFIs, submittals, drawings, specifications, daily logs, observations, and inspection results. Procore also built a one-tap talk control to reduce accidental activation in noisy jobsite environments, while conversation history remains stored on the device. Procore also announced a partnership with Meta to bring AI Go to AI glasses in a hands-free format. That integration is currently in closed testing. The company said workers can capture first-person-view photos and retrieve project information by voice, including with the wake phrase "Hey! Procore." Procore cited a joint report with Dodge Construction saying contractors could save 2 to 6 hours per person each week, and said it is also working with Moss Construction on a study designed independently by SBK Technologies to assess AI agents, AI Go, and wearable AI devices.