HailBoard shows your crew exactly where the hail hit, routes the doors like a delivery app, and hands you the whole neighborhood's mailing list — all from public storm data.
Four steps, one app. No spreadsheets, no guessing which streets got hit, no paying for three different tools.
HailBoard pulls live NWS/NOAA storm reports and ranks the damaged neighborhoods — biggest stones, freshest hits, most homes first. Hail that landed out in open country is filtered out, so your crew never gets sent to the desert.
Open a neighborhood and every house drops in as a pin. HailBoard plans your day — a numbered walking route with a lunch stop — then puts one stop in front of you at a time: Navigate, Mark, next. No double-knocks, no wandering.
Mark a house SOLD and the neighboring homes light up green. One tap flags every one of them as a door-hanger target — because the best sales come from the house next to the one you just fixed.
Zoom to the blocks you worked and tap Mailer. HailBoard pulls every real mailing address in view and hands you an export — with your pitch already written: "We're servicing your neighbors after recent hail — you may qualify for a free inspection." Drop it straight into a mailer.
The big canvassing apps hand you a blank map and assume you already know where to knock. HailBoard owns the part they don't: it tells you where the damage is and puts the whole funnel — targeting, routing, selling, mailing — in one app.
Storm data, house list, route, door status, and mailing list in a single app. No EagleView + HailTrace + SalesRabbit + a mail house.
Free NWS/NOAA hail reports and open mapping data. No subscriptions feeding your competitors.
Every copy is licensed — the owner can set a trial window or switch any device off instantly from the admin panel.