Born from frustration, built for everyone.
When a $9,400 hail damage claim meets an engineer's determination, a platform is born — for the people and industries that need it most.
The day everything changed.
I thought I was prepared. NOAA alerts, weather apps, premium subscriptions — I had them all. Yet I still walked outside to find my vehicle destroyed by hail.
The worst part? I had an expensive car cover in my garage — but the 5-minute warning wasn't enough time to use it. $9,400 in vehicle damage alone.
While my HOA handled the home damage, the auto repair process was a nightmare. Weeks waiting for dent repair appointments, ordering parts, over a month without my car. That's when I realized the entire system — alerts, claims, repairs — was fundamentally broken.
I had every weather app imaginable. Premium subscriptions. An expensive hail cover sitting in my garage. But with only minutes of warning, I couldn't protect my car.
No solution existed.
I searched everywhere for a better solution. Something that could give me real advance warning — enough time to actually protect my assets.
Every weather app offered the same thing: basic radar, generic forecasts, and alerts that came too late. Nobody was using advanced AI to analyze radar data and predict hail formation before it happened.
The technology existed — advanced radar, machine learning, cloud computing — but nobody had put it together to solve this specific problem.
A personal problem, an industry-wide crisis.
What started as personal frustration quickly revealed a much bigger problem. Hail causes billions of dollars in damage across the United States every year — devastating homeowners, insurers, contractors, and farmers alike.
The same broken system that failed me was failing entire industries. Insurance carriers lacked granular data for accurate underwriting. Contractors had no way to identify storm-affected properties. Farmers watched crops destroyed with zero advance notice. Everyone was relying on the same county-level alerts that came too late and covered too much area to be useful.
Building something just for myself was never the goal. If the technology could save one car, it could protect entire fleets, farms, and portfolios.
Key milestones.
From a frustrating hail event to a comprehensive intelligence platform.
The hail event
$9,400 vehicle damage despite having every weather app and a hail cover. The breaking point that sparked the idea.
Research & development
Began analyzing raw radar data, training ML models, and building the data infrastructure to serve both consumer alerts and enterprise analytics.
Platform development
Built the complete platform: a consumer mobile app for personal protection, and an enterprise API for business integration — both powered by real-time radar processing.
Early access
Opening early access for personal and business products. Mobile app on iOS and Android. Business Intelligence Platform API in beta.
Complete hail intelligence, end-to-end.
Whether you're protecting your family's car or managing risk across thousands of insured properties, every feature is built on the same principles.
Accuracy first
False alarms erode trust. We would rather miss an alert than send a wrong one. Every prediction is backed by confidence scores and transparent data.
Sustainable technology
Processing terabytes of radar data in real-time requires significant infrastructure. Our pricing lets us maintain reliable, fast, accurate service for every user.
Science-driven
Predictions are grounded in peer-reviewed research, real meteorological data, and continuously improving machine-learning models.
Open by design
Built for integration. REST API and webhooks — whether you are building custom dashboards or feeding data into enterprise systems.