Roof damage assessment, in thirty seconds.

Riptide Roof Diagnose runs a vision model on an extensive HAAG-aligned prompt covering 23 damage types, Xactimate codes, ASTM standards, and state-specific building code citations across 14 states — FBC-R (FL), ORC R905.1.2 ice barrier (OH), CRC + Title 24 + WUI Chapter 7A (CA), RCNYS (NY), 780 CMR (MA), NJ UCC (NJ), plus NC/SC/GA/OK/KS/MO/AR/TX — with IRC default elsewhere. Every finding includes a confidence score so you know which ones need on-site verification. It's not a replacement for a HAAG-certified on-site inspection — it's a faster first pass that surfaces what to look for.

One page: the Roof Health Score up top, the annotated photos, the key findings in plain language, a risk assessment, a recommended action plan, and a QR code to a private photo gallery the homeowner can open on their phone. It's deliberately jargon-free — the HAAG classification, Xactimate codes, and code citations behind every finding stay in the analysis workspace for your team. Confirm the findings (one tap) and the report card is ready to download, email, or text.

A single 0–100 score that summarizes a roof's overall condition, shown on inspector-verified inspections. It's confidence-weighted across the confirmed findings, so one shaky call can't swing the number. It's there to give a homeowner an honest, at-a-glance read — not a claim determination. Like every finding, it's a model self-assessment to verify on-site, not a guarantee.

Roof Diagnose cross-references the property against the NWS storm record and cites the nearest hail or wind event as the date of loss — so it's grounded in the public record, not a guess. Verify it against the NOAA Storm Events Database before filing.

Photo volume + team size + integrations. A typical roof inspection runs 150–200 photos. Each tier is sized to a team scale — one shared workspace license per company, with the photo quota matching the team size: Current (1,000/mo, solo). Swell (5,000/mo, ~5 staff). Breaker (8,000/mo, ~10 staff). Riptide (13,500/mo, ~25 staff). Enterprise gets per-user SSO + unlimited usage + API access for carriers and multi-state operations.

Yes — for subscribers, we keep an audit trail of every analysis so you can re-download the report and PDF later. Free-trial photos aren't retained. We never use your photos to train any third-party model.

Every paid plan — Current, Swell, Breaker, and Riptide — includes custom branding (your logo + company name on every report). Enterprise goes further with fully white-labeled output (no Riptide branding at all).

On Breaker plans and up, every inspection carries an estimate workspace. It seeds a starter scope from your confirmed findings, then AI drafts the full line-item list — quantities, regional unit prices, and a one-line rationale per item — in insurance-scope or retail billing mode. Every line is yours to edit: change quantities, override any price, save your own unit prices so future estimates start from your numbers, set your markup and O&P. The output is a separate, contractor-branded PDF (your logo, license, signature blocks) you can download or email to the homeowner from the app. Regional catalogs cover Texas, Florida, and Ohio metros today with national averages elsewhere — always verify unit prices against your local market before presenting.

Your bill never surprises you — that's the point of the cap. When you reach it, the app prompts you to upgrade to the next tier in one click and you keep working immediately. No interruption, no lost data, your reports stay. Most storm-chase shops jump Breaker → Riptide once during peak season, then move back down on the 1st when the counter resets. If you'd rather have usage-based billing (no cap, pay-per-photo), reach out — that's available on Enterprise.