When there's no proof a storm hit, claims get denied or delayed. StormLens turns real NOAA weather data into a simple report, fast to generate, easy to read, and branded to your company.
Every number comes straight from federal weather records. Nothing is guessed.
Two kinds of storm data, straight from NOAA, used to back up what you find on-site, never replace it.
Your inspection is always the real evidence.
Specific storm detections from National Weather Service radar.
A radar-based estimate of hail size, mapped across the storm.
Adds proof, but never overrules what you saw.
MESH gridded data is available from October 2020 forward. For dates before that, only SWDI point detections are shown.
This isn't a mockup. It's a real report, built from real weather data, and fully branded in your colors.
The complete picture: storm history, maps, and full detail. Best when a claim is being disputed.
Just the key numbers, no maps. Best for quickly attaching to an estimate.
One storm date, checked fast. Best for verifying a specific claim.
| Date | Time | At Location | Within 1mi | Within 3mi | Within 5mi |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 04/06/23 | 8:52pm | 0.72" | 0.86" | 1.15" | 1.15" |
| 07/28/26 | 8:59pm | 0.44" | 0.98" | 1.46" | 1.46" |
StormLens is a full tool your team logs into, not just a one-off PDF generator.
An interactive map of every storm. Search any address, scroll through past dates, and see hail size right on the map.
Watch an address, and get emailed the moment it's hit by hail, checked several times a day.
A running log of everything your team has generated, searchable by address, type, or rep.
Upload your logo and pick your colors. It applies to every report your whole team generates from then on.
Invite your reps. You see everything they generate, they only see their own.
Every report you hand over stays with your customer, with your name on it. Next storm, they remember who showed up with real proof, not just an estimate or an opinion.
It's free advertising that does its job long after you've left the property.
Your logo, your colors, your company name, on every report. The only exception is a small link that lets anyone check the data is real.
How your report header will look
Feels like something your company bought, not something it made. No reason to remember who sent it.
Your logo, name, and colors, applied automatically every time.
Logo, company name, and colors, set once, applied to every report after that.
Contractors, adjusters, and forensic inspectors all use storm data differently. StormLens fits into how you already work.
An estimate on its own can be second-guessed. A branded weather report makes it look like something you built, not something you bought.
Public or independent, a file needs more than your word. It needs data behind it.
An on-site finding presented alone can be questioned, dismissed, or ignored. Branded weather data backs it up, and matches your report, start to finish.
No. This backs up your inspection, it never replaces it. What you find on the roof always comes first.
Minutes, not days. Reports pull straight from NOAA's public records.
StormLens uses public NOAA weather data. It's meant to support your file, not to serve as a legal or coverage decision.
Your logo, company name, and colors, added to every report automatically. No StormLens branding on the report itself.
Back to October 2020 for full hail-size data. Earlier storms still show up, just with less detail.
Every report has its own ID and link at app.stormlens.org/verify. Anyone can check it, no login needed.
Request access and see StormLens build a report for your next property.
