SwathEvery house under the hail. By 7:30 the next morning.
Warnings on your phone the minute they post. The measured hail map overnight. Then the knock list, biggest hail first, with home age and income by ZIP. Five roofing companies per metro.
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Forty seconds, start to finish
The April 26 storm over Northwest Arkansas, from the warning to the knock list.
Most hail apps sell the same map to every roofer in town. Swath sells it to five, then turns it into the house list, the doorstep proof and the job board, on one phone with your logo on it.
Get your company codeHow it works
From the first warning to the signed job, on one phone.
Severe thunderstorm and tornado warnings in your markets, with the hail size the radar shows, the towns in the path, and when it expires.
By 7:30 AM: square miles under 1", 1.5" and 2" hail, the ZIPs hit, and for each ZIP the median home age, median income and share of owners.
Every address under 1"+ hail, biggest hail first. Tap to navigate, copy the list, or start a packet.
Date-of-loss proof, photo checklist, adjuster packet PDF, offline. Then leads, the sales board and production.
Running on 13 real storms across 6 markets, Northwest Arkansas to Austin.
The homes under the swath, ranked by hail at the roof, with the ZIP's home age and income so your crew hits the right streets first.
Radar, ground reports, the NOAA lookup, a red-flag photo checklist and a PDF built on the phone with no signal. The claim walks in ready.
Leads from the knock list, a leaderboard by salesperson, production stages, a needs-attention list and reports. Your logo on all of it.
Pricing
One plan. Five roofing companies per metro, then that market closes.
- Up to 10 users on your crew's phones, your logo on the app
- 30 of your ZIPs exclusive for the season, swapped quarterly
- Alerts, hail maps, house lists, adjuster packets, boards and reports
- Setup in days. Shared team boards are the next release, 4 to 6 weeks out
- Initial term through the following August 31, so one full hail season
Rather talk first?
Call or text Thomas Beaudet, Army vet, Bentonville. He built it and he answers the phone.
(479) 323-1896Open the demoThe demo is loaded with sample jobs and real storms. Names, phones and dollars in it are invented; the addresses and hail are real.
Questions
Is it an app?
Yes. The iPhone app is free in the App Store once Apple approves it (submitted October 2026); you sign in with your company code. Until then, open it in Safari and tap Add to Home Screen; it runs the same way, alerts included. Android runs it from Chrome the same way.
Where does the hail data come from?
NOAA's MRMS radar, the same data the Weather Service uses. Radar hail sizes are estimates, not damage findings. Ground reports from the Weather Service are shown next to the radar so you can see what was confirmed.
What about roof age?
No public source knows the age of an individual roof. Swath shows each ZIP's median year built, and your crew enters roof age at the door; it goes into the lead and the adjuster packet.
We already use JobNimbus and CompanyCam.
Keep them. Swath runs next to them today; the JobNimbus and CompanyCam imports are on the build list for Command Center clients.
What does "five per metro" mean?
Swath is sold to no more than five roofing companies in a metro. Your ZIPs are exclusive to you in season. When five sign, the metro closes.