Type a question in the Ask SI box the way you'd ask your dispatcher, like is anything about to hit Phoenix, or which homes around Dallas got hit more than once this year. SI finds the storms, counts the homes and draws them on the map, but it never spends your money, so you still press Pull and Send.
0:00What if you could just ask Storm Sniper a question, the same way you'd ask your dispatcher? No menus and no filters. We built that, and we call it SI. Let me show you what it can do.
0:17Just type your question in the Ask SI box at the top of the map. Let's try: is anything about to hit Phoenix? Press Ask SI, and it reads the forecasters' live notes for that spot. It answers you in a line and draws the area right on the map. And if nothing's active, it tells you that. It never guesses.
0:40Now ask, where did it hail last month near Fort Worth? SI searches the radar record and tells you there were three hail days, and the biggest was two and a half inches on September 11th. Press Show these storms on the map, and the map flies right there with the hail zones drawn.
1:01Ask which homes around Dallas got hit more than once this year. SI runs Hit Count for you, colors the spots, and counts the homes in each one. Then just say, open the best spot. And the pull box is waiting with 22,495 homes ready to go.
1:22You can ask it how-to questions, too. Ask how do I send postcards after a storm, and SI walks you through it step by step, in plain English.
1:32And here's what it won't do. It won't spend your money. SI finds, counts and draws, but you're the one who presses Pull, and you're the one who presses Send.
1:45One box, with the storms, the homes and the how-to all behind it. Go to stormsniper.ai and press Ask SI.
Leave your name and zip and I send you a link to try it on the last hail day near you. No card, no call.