ClaimScan — Adjuster Edition · built with Adjuster Resource

The signature interaction

No modes. It knows.

You're already juggling a ladder, a tape and a carrier app. The viewfinder is always on; the device reads context from hardware state and files every capture the right way — it never asks you to pick a mode.

Probe connected

→Moisture photo

Live reading, material and wet/dry band land in the overlay — and burn into the JPEG. The value stays in the photo, where the file reviewer finds it without hunting through a spreadsheet.

CLM-1407 · KITCHEN · 09:42 · DRYWALL — WET vs dry ref

Laser ranging

→Dimension photo

Put the visible red dot on the wall — the same phase-shift ranging as the meter on your belt, ±1 mm at up to 40 m — and the capture becomes a dimension photo. No second trip with a tape, no dimension you can't tie to a wall.

CLM-1407 · KITCHEN · 09:43 · 3.42 m

Neither

→Documentation photo

A clean capture — still stamped with claim, room and timestamp, still filed into the package in reading order. Logged, not loose.

CLM-1407 · KITCHEN · 09:44

Your eyes stay on the inspection, not the tool.

Both active? Both values land in the overlay. Every capture keeps the untouched original frame alongside the burned-in copy — evidence that is self-describing and tamper-evident.

F9 notes · kickback prevention

It catches the kickback before the file reviewer does.

Files come back on missing justification — photos without notes, depreciation nobody explained, narratives that don't follow the format. Adjuster Edition closes those gaps at capture time, on site.

A re-opened file on a CAT deployment costs you a day you don't have. The fix isn't working later — it's a file that can't leave the site incomplete.

01

F9 notes on every capture

Every photo and every room carries a justification-note slot — typed, or spoken as a voice memo while your hands are full. The validator counts missing F9s before export; a photo without its note is a flag on the spot, not a kickback three weeks later.

02

Depreciation alignment

The pre-export check carries the depreciation and carrier-guideline checklist — age and condition noted where depreciation applies, line justification present, guideline items accounted for. Checklist items, not lectures.

03

Narrative in the format reviewers expect

Notes assemble into the narrative structure file review actually reads — cause of loss, scope, justification — instead of a wall of free text. Voice memos transcribe on-device into draft notes you approve.

04

The pre-export validator

Before anything leaves the site: missing F9s, rooms without dimensions, missing risk and elevation shots, readings without linked photos. Every flag deep-links to the fix. Meets spec, or it tells you why not.

Thermal · audit visuals

The frame that ends the depreciation argument.

A 256×192 radiometric thermal frame of the cold evaporative footprint, filed next to the contact reading that confirms it. Cause, extent and location in one visual — the kind a file reviewer accepts without a site revisit.

Thermal on a phone is a vendor-locked dongle and somebody else's app, outside the file. Here it's a core module behind the same trigger — your phone will never do this.

01

See the water before you probe

Evaporative cooling shows the cold footprint of hidden moisture behind paint and finished drywall — thermal points, the probe confirms on contact. Two independent physics agreeing, both burned into the file.

02

The visual that holds at file review

Wicking patterns and migration paths readable at report scale — a wet call backed by a radiometric frame doesn't come back for re-justification. The thermal frame files next to the moisture photo and the F9 note it supports.

03

The ±1 mm you already trust

The laser is the same phase-shift module class inside the Bosch and Leica meters you already carry — same visible red dot, same number, now burned into the dimension photo instead of penciled on a pad.

Photo-order protocol

Shot in the order the desk reads it.

Risk overview, exterior, elevations front-to-left, then interior room by room — the full carrier-reading order, enforced by the capture flow. Nobody renames a file. Nobody re-sorts 200 photos at 11 PM.

RISK→ EXTERIOR→ ELEVATIONS→ INTERIOR

The capture order was built with working adjusters — the same conventions you were trained on, enforced by the instrument instead of by memory at the end of a 14-claim day.

01

The flow walks you through the loss

The device prompts the next section as you complete the last — risk shot first, four elevations in order, then interior. Skip when you must; the gap is logged and the validator remembers.

02

Rooms, not folders

Call the room name — voice or one click — and every capture files under it. The package reads like the inspection happened, because it's ordered the way the inspection happened.

03

The full field protocol, mapped

The complete capture protocol — every section, every prompt, every rule — is documented as an interactive map. See exactly what the instrument enforces before you ever pick one up.

Open the field protocol map →

Integration · export

Lands in Xactimate. Lands in Symbility. Minimum re-entry.

Nobody's asking you to leave your estimate platform — your macros, your price lists, your muscle memory stay where they are. Adjuster Edition feeds them: the export is shaped for how those systems take files in.

What lands on your desk

ZIP

Photo package, import-ready

Named and ordered per Xactimate and Symbility import conventions — drag in, photos fall into place, captions carried.

DIM

Dims sheet, Sketch-ready

Room dimensions formatted for fast Sketch entry — walls, openings, ceiling heights in the order you'd draw them.

CSV

Claim summary CSV

Rooms, readings, equipment and timestamps in one table — the skeleton of the estimate before you type a line item.

F9

F9 notes, paste-ready

Justification notes exported as clean text in narrative format — into the file, not retyped from a notepad.

You keep your tools. You lose the prep time.

The two hours between the last photo and the first line item — renaming, sorting, re-measuring, retyping notes — is the part this instrument deletes. The estimate is still yours to write, in the platform you already know.

01

On-site export

The package assembles before you leave the driveway — microSD, cable or companion-app handoff. No signal required.

02

One data contract

Device and companion app build the same claim package. Start on either, finish on either — the file doesn't care which screen you used.

Direct Verisk / Cotality API delivery is on the roadmap and ships as platform access is granted — the file-based export above works today, with no permission needed from anyone.

CS-1 · platform

Specifications

Processor

ESP32-P4 dual-core RISC-V · hardware ISP + hardware JPEG encoder — the overlay burn-in pipeline is hardware end-to-end

Display

4.3" · 480×800 touch — buttons stay primary; touch where it wins (sketch, review)

Camera

5 MP · always-on viewfinder, stills-first

Thermal imager

InfiRay Tiny1-C 256×192 radiometric · the cold evaporative footprint of hidden moisture — the audit visual, before any hole

Ranging

Laser rangefinder ±1 mm @ 40 m · phase-shift, visible aiming dot — the module class inside the Bosch and Leica meters you already trust · 3×3 multizone ToF assist · auto-square correction + corner detection for the sketch

Orientation

Magnetometer + low-drift IMU · heading for point-at-walls sketching

Audio

Dual microphones · on-device wake words and voice F9 memos — no cloud

I/O

USB-C (charge + probe, one port) · microSD · claim packages on removable storage

Power

2000 mAh swappable-class LiPo

Controls

Glove-grade physical controls · capture trigger at index-finger position · 5-way nav · sealed buttons · rubber corner bumpers

CS-1 — prototype stage. Specifications subject to bench validation.