Voice. Photos. Done. ClaimCraft replaces 30-60 minutes of paperwork with a single flow — built for the field tech, designed for the office.
30-60 minutes per job on paperwork. Paperwork your techs hate and skip.
Existing tools take 2 weeks to set up. Nobody has that time.
Field techs won't use complicated apps. The simpler the tool, the better the data.
Claims get held up because documentation doesn't match what carriers expect.
Field tech taps Start, hits the microphone, and talks. "Kitchen supply line burst. Hardwood wet. Two feet drywall affected. Set three air movers and one dehumidifier." The system transcribes and structures it automatically.
Large buttons for Before, During, After, Equipment, Damage. Photos are auto-timestamped and tagged. No menus, no categories to scroll, no guessing.
One tap. The tech is done. ClaimCraft's AI engine immediately generates the Loss Summary, Daily Mitigation Report, Equipment Log, Drying Notes, and Claim Narrative.
Management opens the AI report, edits the scope, approves, and hits "Send To Adjuster." The claim package — PDF, photos, narrative, equipment log — goes by email. Track opens, downloads, and send follow-ups.
Tap mic. Talk. Photos. Done. The app was designed around the one-handed, gloved-hand, bright-sunlight, noisy-job-site reality of actual field techs.
From a single voice recording, generates Loss Summary, Daily Mitigation Report, Equipment Log, Drying Notes, Adjuster Notes, Scope Draft, and Claim Narrative.
Management gets the full claim package — narrative, photos, scope, equipment — in one export. No API integrations, no carrier portals. Just a clean file and an email address.
Sent, opened, downloaded — tracked. Follow-up reminders at 3, 7, or 14 days. No more "did the adjuster get it?" guessing.
Field techs see assigned jobs and a Start button. Management sees the full job board. Owner sees everything plus KPIs. Each view is built for how that person actually works.
Every estimate revision stored. Every version timestamped. Management can compare what was initially drafted versus what was finally approved.
The app is brutally simple. Login, assigned jobs, tap Start, talk, photos, Done. No dashboards, no financials, no editing estimate lines.
Job board, report review, Xactimate export, adjuster delivery. They control the workflow from documentation to payment.
Everything management sees, plus company settings, templates, user permissions, and the KPIs that drive decisions.
None of these are impossible — they're just not the job for day one. We built the one thing that matters: getting the field tech done, and getting the package to the adjuster.
That's the whole bet. Not a feature list. Not a platform. Just a faster way from the job site to a paid claim.