See every roof the storm hit —
before anyone else knocks.
StormSight fuses radar, satellite, and ground truth into a damage score for every address in Oklahoma — so your crew rolls to the right streets with proof in hand, not a hunch.
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9251 N Pennsylvania Ave, The Village — a 79, graded A, and already saved to prospects.
Every storm in Oklahoma, ranked by what it's worth
Open the map and the state's live storms are already sorted for you — impact score, homes under the footprint, peak hail size, and how long ago it landed. Tap any cluster to replay its radar, or zoom until the footprint breaks apart into individual scored roofs.
The Recent Storms rail, ranked by impact: Gould at 62 with 392 homes under it, then Lawton, Duke and Disney. Green rings mark clusters with archived radar ready to replay.
One filter pill runs the whole map
Recent vs Lifetime scoring, hail / wind / combined peril, storm windows from the last 24 hours to a 2-year claims reach-back, repeat-hit minimums, and a “hide roofs I've already worked” toggle — with one-tap job presets like Fresh storms, Big hail, and Hardest hit.
- Repeat-hits filter finds roofs hit by 2+, 3+, or 5+ storms
- “My customers” view paints your synced CRM book by storm exposure
- Live NWS warning polygons and a storm-mode badge during outbreaks
Roofing is a vision game. Most crews are driving blind.
The storm is on the news for a night. The damage is invisible from the street for years. StormSight gives your team sight the competition doesn't have.
See it first
Storm footprints paint within about an hour, confidence-scored by a Bayesian fusion of radar, satellite, lightning, warnings, and ground reports — while the hail chasers are still guessing.
Sight any roof
Type any Oklahoma address — or tap a bare spot on the map — and get a 0–100 Storm Site Impact score with its 10-year storm history in seconds.
Show the proof
Every score explains itself: the storms, the signals, the radar replay over the customer's own roof, and PDF reports an insurance adjuster can check.
Don't watch a demo. Run one.
The fastest way to judge StormSight is to search the last roof you replaced and see what the storm record says about it. That takes about ten seconds inside the trial.
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Type an address. Watch it become a scored lead.
Here's a real search on N Pennsylvania in The Village — from a first few keystrokes to the exact address scored. Three steps, about ten seconds — and it's in your team's queue.
Any Oklahoma address, no pre-built list
Start typing and the whole block comes back already scored — each neighbor carrying its own impact badge. Brand-new addresses geocode and score on demand — no pre-built list, no waiting for a data refresh.
A 0–100 score with its whole history behind it
Zero in on the exact address, not just a nearby suggestion: 9251 N Pennsylvania Ave comes back a 79 — high storm exposure, graded A, prime claim candidate. Behind that number: repeated 1.75–2.33″ modeled hail at or beside the parcel, a September 2024 strike and a March 2026 strike, every signal that produced them, and an AI verdict mathematically bounded by that evidence.
- Recent and Lifetime channels; hail and wind scored as separate perils
- Deep Look shows its own correction — “AI adjusted 80 → 79 · 86% conf”
- Street View of the roof and a one-tap radar replay
The look-up is the lead
No “add to list” step, no bulk dumps of every address under a swath. The moment anyone on your team scores a roof, it lands in the shared prospect queue with the exact score they saw — “Saved to your prospects,” automatically.
- Curated queue: every prospect exists because a human looked it up
- Full pipeline: NEW → QUEUED → CONTACTED → DOOR-KNOCKED → APPOINTMENT → BID → WON
- The same score on the map dot, the drawer, and the queue — by contract
Score your own street tonight
Put in the address you knocked last week and see whether the storm record backs the claim. Every Oklahoma address is scoreable on the trial — no list to buy, no data to import.
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Evidence an insurance adjuster can check
Generic hail maps hand you a polygon and ask you to trust it. Every StormSight event shows the radar products, hail-pad measurements, spotter reports, and warnings behind it — with weights, timestamps, and quality flags.
Public methodology
The scoring algorithm is published at /methodology — per-signal weights, fusion math, and calibration, open to your customers and their adjusters.
Tamper-evident events
Every event version carries a SHA-256 manifest hash and the exact weights that scored it — a two-year-old detection can be independently re-verified.
Published error rates
Quarterly precision/recall backtests against NOAA's NCEI archive render in-app, unsmoothed, false positives included.
Play the storm back over their roof
One tap from any address opens a time-accurate radar replay of the storm that hit it — the customer's home pinned on screen while the core sweeps over, ground reports pulsing in sync with the radar clock. Even storms from years back replay with their own archived radar.
- Real archived NEXRAD reflectivity, never a canned animation
- Amber home pin stays in frame across every radar sweep
- Honest gaps: missing archive imagery is labeled, never faked
See a real storm replay
Start the trial, open any address on the map, and hit “Replay the storm.” The radar you'll watch is the archive's, not ours.
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Hail lands in your counties. Your whole team gets the email — automatically.
Subscribe by county — or all of Oklahoma — with an honest alert-volume preview computed from real Oklahoma storm history. The dispatcher scans for qualifying storms every 15 minutes; set it up once and everyone on the team is covered.
One email per storm — deduped across re-scans, with a 30-day delivery audit log.
County or statewide
Pick exactly the counties you canvass — or all 77 at once — matched against each storm's true footprint, not a rough box.
Whole-team delivery
Alerts are shared company-wide: with no recipient list set, every teammate gets the email — nobody is double-emailed or missed.
The morning digest
Every morning: hail near your saved sites, active warnings, and today's SPC outlook — before the first truck rolls.
Storm analytics for planning crews and markets
Events per week, hour-of-day storm distribution, confidence-class breakdown, hail-size histograms, and top counties over the last 90 days — statewide business intelligence, not just a map.
AI that answers with receipts — and never owns the score
A meteorologist agent watches the signal stream around the clock. Every verdict is labeled, bounded by the deterministic evidence, and auditable down to the signal.
Every figure here came out of your own signal database through audited tool calls — and it states its own windows (2026 YTD vs full calendar 2025) instead of quietly comparing unlike periods.
Deep Look, bounded
A forensic adjudication of one roof's 10-year history: an A–F grade, drivers, and caveats — clamped to the calibrated baseline (at most +10 points up), with the bounding shown in the panel.
Ask StormSight AI
“What storms have hit this address?” answered from your own signal database via audited tool calls — tenancy enforced server-side, event IDs cited, no invented numbers.
Narrated storm episodes
The AI meteorologist clusters events into storm episodes with door-ready one-liners on the map rail — and escalates high-stakes calls to a stronger model.
A storm map in every pocket. A hail sensor in every crew.
StormSight in the field is the same identity, the same data, the same scores — a phone-ready web app your crew can pin to their home screen today. Native iOS & Android apps are coming soon.
- The full storm map, address scoring, and prospect queue — from the truck
- Pull up a roof's score and replay its storm during the door-knock
- Field notes with photos and team chat, synced with the office
- Coming soon in the native apps: one-tap “Hail Observed” reports with GPS fix, push alerts that deep-link onto the evidence trail, and privacy-first crew locations
Works in your phone's browser today · native iOS & Android apps coming soon · no per-seat fee
One plan. Everything included.
No feature tiers, no per-lead fees, no surprise add-ons. Pick monthly or annual.
Per company · billed monthly · cancel any time
ORCA member? Start with your member rate
Per company · billed annually · cancel any time
ORCA member? Start with your member rate
- Storm Map with per-roof impact scores
- On-demand address scoring & curated prospects
- County & statewide hail alerts for the whole team
- Storm Replay with archived radar
- Evidence trails, event PDFs, share links
- Deep Look AI + Ask StormSight AI
- Leads kanban with CSV & PDF exports
- Phone-ready web app for the whole crew — native apps coming soon
- Up to 5 teammates with role-based permissions
- 30-day free trial — add a card to start it, nothing charged until it ends
Common questions
Yes — you add a card to start the trial, and nothing is charged until it ends 30 days later. Cancel any time before then and you pay nothing. It's one trial per company, so the card is what starts your 30 days rather than what ends them.
The active product covers all 77 Oklahoma counties, with a fused hail history reaching back to 2016. That focus is deliberate: depth over breadth.
Most sources ingest hourly, with satellite lightning arriving every 5 minutes; the fusion engine runs every 15 minutes and alert dispatch scans every 15 minutes. A storm typically appears as a scored event within about an hour of the hail. The public status page publishes per-source freshness and latency targets.
Yes — any Oklahoma address scores on demand. If a roof has no storm history, StormSight says so honestly instead of inventing a number.
No — it runs alongside it. Work your queue in StormSight, then take it anywhere: prospects, canvass lists, and evidence reports export as CSV and PDF, so your CRM stays the system of record.
Business includes up to 5 users with roles (owner, admin, canvasser), the phone-ready web app, team chat, and shared prospects — one dataset for the whole company. Native iOS & Android apps are coming soon.
When it hits, you'll either see it — or hear about it.
Start the 30-day free trial, search the last roof you replaced, and watch its storm history score in seconds. Nothing is charged until day 30.