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low riskImagery is sharp. Snap engine catches edges cleanly. Measurements are tight.
Drop an address, label your roof planes in our dashboard with the snap engine doing the geometry, and walk out with a complete shop-drawing PDF. Built for roofers, GCs, and panel fabricators who'd rather click corners than wait on a vendor.
Self-serve labeling tool, not a done-for-you service. That distinction matters — it's how the price is $23 instead of $230.
Drop the property address. We pull high-resolution satellite imagery and elevation in under ten seconds. If the address isn't covered, you'll know before you spend a dime.
Trace each roof plane in our dashboard by clicking its corners on the satellite view. The snap engine catches you onto clean perpendiculars and snaps adjacent planes to shared corners — your geometry stays tight without taking the brush out of your hand.
Pick profile, gauge, color. We compute panel orientation, cut lengths, and material totals from your labels. Download the complete shop-drawing packet.
You stay in control of every corner. That's the deal. No system guessing wrong about your roof, no waiting room, no “sample turn-around in 4–6 hours.”
Open a property, click corner-to-corner around each plane. The snap engine catches you onto clean perpendiculars and shared corners so your geometry stays tight without taking the brush out of your hand.
Every project produces the same packet — panel layout, wireframes, edge/trim diagrams, cut list, supplier order sheet. No email gate, no “contact us for a sample.”

Dimensioned plan view of every panel, north-aligned.
Pages (9) — click to expand
This sample is the actual PDF a contractor downloaded after labeling a 2,400 sq ft standing-seam project in the dashboard. Page count scales with roof complexity.
No subscription. No seat fees. No “starting at” weasel language — you see the price, you pay the price. Running a team? Pool square footage across the whole org below.
Every other takeoff tool punishes you for square footage. We don't. A 4,000 sq ft commercial roof costs the same$35as a 3,200 sq ft McMansion.
| Roof area | Project price |
|---|---|
| 0 – 500 SF | $18 |
| 500 – 1,000 SF | $20 |
| 1,000 – 1,500 SF | $23 |
| 1,500 – 2,000 SF | $26 |
| 2,000 – 2,500 SF | $29 |
| 2,500 – 3,000 SF | $32 |
| 3,000 – 3,500 SF | $35 |
| 3,500+ SFcap | $35 |
Show the math. We measure the roof from the corners you placed, then the checkout shows you the matched tier price before you pay. No bait-and-switch.
Prepay one shared SF balance for the whole crew instead of paying project by project — and manage who can spend it with org-level admin controls.
Buy 50,000 SF for $1,440 ($0.029/sf). Everyone on the team draws projects from the same balance — no per-seat math.
Owner / admin / member / viewer roles, admin-gated purchasing, project-visibility scoping, and one shared bill for the whole org.
You always label by hand — that doesn't change. The satellite imagery is right there in the dashboard while you trace, so you eyeball the canopy yourself. Rule of thumb: under ~30% tree cover on a plane, your measurements stay tight. Past that, expect drift and decide on the spot whether to push through or pass on the project.
Imagery is sharp. Snap engine catches edges cleanly. Measurements are tight.
Some canopy in the corners. Trace a little slower, double-check the affected plane.
Heavy shade. The imagery and edges get noisy. Eyeball it carefully — or pass on the project.
We're honest about where this is and where it's going. Self-serve is the right product right now — the full automation is the destination, and every project shipped through the dashboard makes it sharper.
The geometry brain — perpendicular catch, shared corners, panel orientation, cut-length math. Lives behind every label you draw and every PDF you export today.
The full self-serve workflow: in-browser labeler, live measurements, signed shop-drawing PDFs delivered straight to your downloads. The product you see in the demo above is what we're hardening right now.
Drop an address and the roof comes pre-traced — you adjust, redraw the tricky planes, approve. Manual tracing stays for jobs that need it. You label it today, we'll label it tomorrow.
No dates. We ship when it's good — not when the calendar says so.
Today you label. Tomorrow you don't. We're training the auto-labeler on every project that ships through the dashboard. When it's good enough to ship, you'll be the first to know.