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SMS Messaging Policy

How AI Super uses text messaging to keep construction crews informed and on schedule.

Who we message and why

AI Super sends SMS notifications to construction workers and contractors who have created an account in the AI Super mobile app and explicitly opted in to receive text messages during the registration process, and to subcontracting businesses that have provided their phone number directly to a contractor for project communications (see “Subcontractor bid invitations” below).

Messages are sent by AI Super, operated by L&L Development LLC, Tulsa, Oklahoma. We do not send unsolicited messages. We do not share or sell phone numbers. We do not send marketing or promotional content.

How workers opt in

Consent is collected during account registration in the AI Super mobile app. When a worker enters their phone number, the following disclosure is displayed directly below the phone number field before the user submits their information:

Users cannot complete registration without seeing this disclosure. No messages are sent to any phone number that has not completed this opt-in flow.

Below is a representation of the opt-in screen as it appears in the AI Super mobile app:

+1 (918) 555-0100
Create Account

What messages we send

All messages are operational notifications related to the worker's active construction job site. Message frequency varies based on job site activity. Typical workers receive 1-3 messages per day during active projects.

AI Super: Good morning [Name]. Your tasks for today are ready. Open the app to see your morning brief. Reply STOP to opt out.
AI Super: Reminder to clock in for today's shift. Open the AI Super app to get started. Reply STOP to opt out.
AI Super: Jim has updated tomorrow's schedule. New tasks have been assigned. Open the app to review. Reply STOP to opt out.
AI Super: Your daily log has been received. Jim will analyze your progress and generate tomorrow's tasks. Reply STOP to opt out.
AI Super: Materials delivery scheduled for tomorrow on your project. Contact your contractor for details. Reply STOP to opt out.

Messages to subcontracting businesses

Contractors using AI Super may invite subcontracting businesses to bid on project work. These messages are business-to-business operational notifications: an invitation containing a link to view the bid package and respond, followed by at most a small, capped number of reminders if there has been no response.

A subcontracting business receives these messages only when it has provided its phone number directly to the inviting contractor — for example, as an existing trade partner or by sharing contact details for project opportunities. Phone numbers gathered any other way are never texted.

AI Super: [Contractor name]: bid invite — Drywall package, bids due Aug 20. View & respond: [link] Reply STOP to opt out.

Every bid invitation includes opt-out language, and replying STOP immediately and permanently stops all messages to that number. Declining an invitation through the linked page also stops reminders for that project.

How to stop messages

Users can opt out at any time by replying STOP, STOPALL, UNSUBSCRIBE, CANCEL, END, or QUIT to any message.

STOP STOPALL UNSUBSCRIBE CANCEL END QUIT

Upon opt-out you will receive: "You have successfully been unsubscribed. You will not receive any more messages from this number. Reply START to resubscribe."

To resubscribe, reply START to any previous message. For help, reply HELP to receive support information. Standard message and data rates may apply.

Questions?

For questions about our SMS practices, contact L&L Development LLC at getaisuper.com or through the AI Super mobile app.

For our full privacy practices, see our Privacy Policy.