One roof.
Two inspectors. Two different calls.
Haillistics is the first purpose-built platform to assess asphalt shingle damage and determine whether the cause was hail or wind. StormLense™ is the device that captures the inspection. Haillistics produces the report. Carriers, adjusters, and field-force operators access it on a per-seat SaaS model built for deployment at scale. Backed by geometric analysis and NOAA weather correlation. Built to eliminate opinion with science.
3 provisional patents · Two Trademarks Pending Registration · NOAA-correlated methodology
Subjectivity is costing the industry billions.
When hail or wind damage exists on a roof, inspectors reach different conclusions. Claims escalate into disputes, appraisals, and litigation. Current tools detect that damage exists. They do not objectively determine how it occurred.
$60B+
Annual Storm Damage
The Insurance Information Institute reports over $60 billion in annual convective storm damage. The majority is disputed at the causation level between hail and wind.
Zero
Causation Standards
No industry-wide quantitative framework exists to determine whether asphalt shingle damage was caused by hail or wind. Adjusters make subjective calls without a scientific baseline.
42%
Claims Closed Without Payment
42% of all nationwide homeowners insurance claims were closed without payment in 2024 according to the Weiss Ratings study. Most trace back to a causation dispute the adjuster could not resolve objectively.
Roof damage insurance claims are disputed because no quantitative standard exists to determine whether asphalt shingle damage was caused by hail or wind. Haillistics is building that standard with StormLense™.
How Haillistics Works.
StormLense™ captures the inspection. Haillistics does the rest. Three layers of analysis produce a single court-defensible causation determination built for the field.
Not an opinion.
A determination backed by science.
Capture
The StormLense™ device captures calibrated imagery of asphalt shingle damage on a standard test square. GPS, compass, and hardware-authenticated timestamping are recorded automatically at the point of inspection.
Analyze
Each damage instance is evaluated using geometric eccentricity analysis. Hail produces roughly circular impact patterns. Wind produces elongated, directional impressions. StormLense™ scores the difference with explainable, court-defensible metrics.
Determine
Inspection coordinates are automatically cross-referenced with NOAA Storm Events data. Proximity, timing, storm magnitude, and meteorological conditions are validated to produce a final causation report delivered through the Haillistics platform. Science replaces opinion. Every time.
StormLense™ works by capturing calibrated imagery of asphalt shingle damage, running geometric eccentricity analysis to score the damage pattern, and cross-referencing inspection coordinates with NOAA weather data to determine whether the cause was hail, wind, or other
Current tools detect damage. Haillistics determines causation.
Phones, drones, and moisture meters are detection tools. They confirm something went wrong. They cannot tell you whether asphalt shingle damage was caused by hail or wind. That single gap is responsible for billions in disputed claims, reinspections, appraisals, and litigation every year
No causation. No standard. No answer.
Current methods rely on adjuster opinion. Two inspectors on the same roof reach different conclusions. Neither is wrong by the standards that exist today because no quantitative standard exists. The disagreement is not about competence. It is about the absence of a tool built to resolve it.
Haillistics was built for exactly that gap.
Purpose-built hardware captures calibrated imagery of asphalt shingle damage. Geometric eccentricity analysis scores each damage instance. NOAA weather data validates the conditions at the time and location of the inspection. The output is a Haillistics causation report backed by science. Not opinion. Court-defensible. Tamper-resistant. Delivered on a per-seat SaaS model built for the field.
Replacing "in my professional opinion" with quantifiable evidence.
Current roof inspection tools detect that damage exists but cannot determine whether asphalt shingle damage was caused by hail or wind. Haillistics is the first purpose-built platform to produce a science-backed causation determination for asphalt shingle damage caused by hail or wind.
Built for everyone who has ever stood on a roof and disagreed.
The causation gap does not hurt one side of the claims process. It hurts all of them. Carriers overpay or underpay. Adjusters face disputes they cannot resolve. Roofers and public adjusters fight denials they cannot disprove. Haillistics gives every party the same answer backed by the same science.
Carriers and Adjusters
Reduce dispute frequency, reinspection costs, and litigation exposure. Haillistics produces a court-defensible causation report that holds up at the appraisal table and beyond.
Roofing Contractors
Stop losing legitimate claims to subjective adjuster calls. Haillistics gives you quantifiable evidence of causation that carriers cannot dismiss as opinion.
Public Adjusters
Walk into every appraisal dispute with science on your side. Haillistics produces explainable, probabilistic output built to survive scrutiny in court and at the umpire table.
The infrastructure is built. Now we build the platform.
Three Provisional Patents Filed
Hardware-Integrated Inspection System filed December 2025. Hybrid Edge-Cloud Architecture and Environmental Correlation System both filed February 2026. All three owned by Kambo Holdings LLC and covering the full capture-to-causation pipeline.
Two Trademarks Registered
HAILLISTICS™ and StormLense™ are both federally registered marks protecting the brand and product at the USPTO level.
MVP Development Underway
Hardware and software vendors are under active evaluation for StormLense™ and the Haillistics SaaS platform. Dataset partnerships are in discussion with national field-force operators for training data and pilot deployment.
2027 Pilot Launch Target
Haillistics is targeting select regional carriers and national field-force partnerships for enterprise pilot programs beginning 2027.
Protected by patents. Backed by science. Built for the field.
Haillistics has filed three provisional patents covering the full capture-to-causation pipeline and holds two pending registration trademarks. StormLense™ is currently in MVP development targeting a 2027 pilot launch.
Built on a ladder.
Not in a lab.
Haillistics did not come from a market study. It came from years of standing on roofs, writing storm damage claims, and watching the same argument play out over and over. The adjuster says one thing. The roofer says another. Nobody has a tool that settles it.
Alex Soriano
Founder & CEO
Came to the United States from Mexico. Became a citizen. Built and operated an auto glass company in North Texas for a decade, working directly with hail-damaged vehicles and the insurance claims that followed. Spent a year in solar sales with SunPro during the ADT acquisition, inside another industry where weather damage and insurance intersect. Became a licensed Texas P&C adjuster.
He watched the same causation dispute play out on roof after roof. The adjuster said one thing. The roofer said another. Nobody had the tool to resolve it objectively.
That is not a founder chasing a market. That is a founder who earned the right to solve this problem.
Licensed Texas P&C Insurance Adjuster · Storm Damage Field Experience · Founder and CEO · Delaware C-Corp · Corinth, TX
Haillistics was founded by Alex Soriano, a licensed Texas P&C adjuster who built and operated an auto glass company in North Texas for a decade before identifying the causation gap Haillistics was designed to close.
Stop managing interpretation. Start managing measurement.
Haillistics is building its first cohort of preferred access partners ahead of the 2027 pilot launch. Carriers, field services firms, roofing contractors, public adjusters, and innovation funds are invited to start the conversation now.
Preferred access is limited. Priority goes to partners ready to put science into the field.
Let's talk.
Every conversation starts here.
Whether you are a carrier exploring pilot partnerships, a roofer or public adjuster who wants early access, an investor ready to start a conversation, or a dataset partner with ground truth imagery this is the right place to reach out.