NOAA radar, hour-by-hour storm tracks, and ground observations — assembled into a defensible, print-ready hail report for one address in under a minute.
Adjusters, contractors, and carriers read the same document — so the argument ends at the data.
Size at the address, within one mile, three miles, and five — in industry quarter-inch buckets, for every hail day on record.
Each date carries a likelihood grounded in how days with the same evidence have historically verified. No inflated scores.
A written verdict for the reported date: radar size at the property, ground confirmation and distance, in plain language you can read aloud.
A short report should still answer the important questions: where, when, how big, how close, and how strong the evidence is.
Run at the selected property pin, with nearby evidence summarized by distance.
Dates are included only when the evidence meets the report rules.
A plain-English finding when you enter a reported loss date.
Paid reports are emailed and saved to your account for later download.
Every report closes its date-of-loss section with a finding you can read aloud in a negotiation — backed by the named public data sources it came from.
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HailBrief stays narrow: one property, one weather-history record, one PDF.
Review hail evidence for the property rather than relying on broad city-level summaries.
Check whether the public record supports a reported hail date at or near the address.
Save a concise weather-history PDF alongside photos, inspection notes, and file documents.