It hailed last night, so where do I send the trucks?

0:00It hailed last night, so where do you send the trucks? By the time you've read the news and pulled up a map, three other crews are already on the street. Let me show you how Storm Sniper gets you out the door first.

0:17It all starts with your territory. Open Settings, press Add Territory, and draw the area you actually work. Then give it a name. That's how Storm Sniper knows which storms belong to you.

0:31Then, right there in Settings, pick how you want to hear about it. You can get a text, an email, or a phone call from Sport, our AI caller. And if you want your nights quiet, just tick Quiet at night.

0:47And when hail your size hits your territory, your phone buzzes within minutes. Here's a real one: two and a half inch hail near Roosevelt, in Gila County, right inside this Arizona territory. Sport called, and when he missed you he left a text, and right under it is the heads up letting me know a watch is still up over central Arizona.

1:10Tap the link and the map opens right up on the hail. Set both dates to yesterday and press Show me the hail, and there's last night's storm, with every storm path and the hail size at every spot, straight off the radar.

1:26Now click a storm path and press Count the roofs, or draw your own zone around a neighborhood. Storm Sniper counts the homes under it from our own property records, and there are 34 on this block. Press Pull all and the whole list comes down with the owner, the address, and the year built. And the phone numbers come DNC scrubbed and TCPA litigator scrubbed.

1:54Tick the homes you want and press Build Driving Route, and it puts your morning in order, stop by stop. Canvass PDF prints the door sheet for your crew, and Send Emails writes to every home you've ticked, all at once.

2:11Hail at midnight, a list by seven, and knocking on doors by eight. Go to stormsniper.ai and draw your territory.