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See exactly what homeowners get.

For homeowners handling their own claim — and for the advocates, community groups, and organizations that support them. Six stops through a sample claim, followed by the consumer safeguards built into the product. Every screen below is sample output from fictional documents, labeled as such.

The sample claim: a fictional homeowner, a windstorm on May 2, and a first offer of $4,212.19 from the fictional United Shield Insurance — with an engineer's report calling most of the roof damage "wear and tear."
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Your Claim Journey — the organizer

Every claim starts here, free: save your claim number, answer simple questions, and the board advances through four phases. Friendly coaching appears exactly when you need it.

Your Claim Journey

1 · Claim Filing 2 · Evaluation 3 · Dispute 4 · Settled

Has the insurance company's adjuster inspected the damage yet?

No worries — that's normal early on. Photograph everything now (wide shots and close-ups) and hold on to damaged items. Your free checklist and deadline tracking keep everything organized while you wait.
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Filing help, checklists & deadlines

Free accounts get filing help built in: your uploaded policy identifies your insurer automatically and shows the fastest way to file — with a running checklist and deadlines so the claim never stalls on your side.

Your insurer, detected from your policy

United Shield Insurance
Fastest filing: online portal · Phone: 1-800-555-0117 · Have ready: policy number, date of loss, photos

Claim checklist

  • File the claim and save the claim number
  • Photograph all damage — wide shots and close-ups
  • Send proof-of-loss form due in 12 days
  • Save receipts for tarping & hotel (ALE tracker)
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Letters, drafted for your review

Payment requests, delay follow-ups, proof-of-loss covers, re-inspection requests — every letter type, drafted from your claim details with bracketed placeholders. You review, edit, and send everything yourself.

Payment request (excerpt)

RE: Claim No. [CLM-2026-081744] — Request for payment of undisputed amounts

Dear Claims Department,

On [May 6] your adjuster confirmed coverage for the interior water damage to the [living room ceiling]. I am writing to request payment of the undisputed amount of [$3,400] while the remaining items are evaluated…

Every bracket is yours to confirm — nothing is sent by us, ever.

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Their report, decoded in plain English

Upload the carrier's adjuster or engineer report and Premium explains it in plain words — what it concludes, what it's based on, and what's worth a closer look before you respond.

Engineer report — plain-English summary

What it says: the engineer visited on May 12 and concluded that most shingle damage comes from age and long-term weather — not the May 2 windstorm. Based on that, the report supports paying only for the small section over the garage.

What it noted along the way: creased shingles on the north slope and lifted flashing at the chimney, photographed on pages 6–7.

Worth a closer look: creasing is commonly associated with wind, and the report doesn't explain how the north-slope creasing fits the wear-and-tear conclusion. A written question to the carrier about pages 6–7 would be reasonable.
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Estimate comparison & rebuttal reports

Premium puts the carrier's estimate next to your documentation and flags what's missing or under-scoped — then builds a full, evidence-based rebuttal package you can review and submit.

Carrier estimate vs. your documentation

ItemCarrier estimateYour documentation
Roof area12.4 SQ (one slope)28.5 SQ measured (full roof, aerial report)
Drip edgeNot includedRequired by code — FBC R905.2.8.5
Overhead & profitNot includedMulti-trade project (roofing + interior + paint)
ALE (hotel, meals)Not included$1,180 in receipts uploaded
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The roof replacement worksheet

Premium reads your aerial measurement report, lets you set every unit price, and produces a line-item planning worksheet — a concrete number to put next to the carrier's estimate.

Worksheet (condensed)

ItemQtyTotal
Tear off & dispose existing roofing28.5 SQ$2,422.50
Architectural shingles, installed (incl. 12% waste)32 SQ$9,120.00
Underlayment, drip edge, ridge, flashing, vents…$4,690.25
Dumpster & permit allowances2 EA$950.00
Overhead & profit (10% + 10%)$3,436.56
Worksheet total$20,619.31

Planning worksheet, not a contractor bid — every quantity and price stays editable and verifiable by you.

Built to be safe to recommend.

The product principles that matter when you're putting a tool in front of policyholders.

Self-service by design

Never contacts insurers, never negotiates, never acts on a policyholder's behalf. The homeowner reviews, edits, and submits everything.

Flat, transparent pricing

The organizer, filing help, and policy decode are free. Premium is one-time per claim — $250 — never a percentage of the settlement.

Carrier-neutral guidance

Plain-language education that helps people understand, document, and respond — without adversarial framing in any direction.

Honest about its limits

No outcome guarantees, ever. The product actively tells users when a licensed professional is the right call — large losses, legal deadlines, suspected bad faith.

Secure document handling

Documents are encrypted in transit and at rest, with workspace access limited to the homeowner's own account.

A person stays in control

Every AI-drafted document arrives as a draft with bracketed placeholders. Nothing is final — or sent — without the homeowner's review.

For organizations that support policyholders

Advocate groups, HOAs, credit unions, community organizations, and disaster-recovery programs: this walkthrough is free to share. Link it from your resource pages, walk through it in a member workshop (use "View as one page" above, or print this page as a handout), and your members can start with the free organizer at no cost to them or to you.

That's the whole toolkit.

Start free with the organizer, filing help, and your policy decode. Add Premium ($250) when documents need to be produced or evaluated — one-time, per claim, never a percentage.

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