Aftermath turns jobsite photos, checklists, and work logs into an adjuster-ready insurance dossier — timestamped, chained, and printable in one tap.
Adjusters demand timestamped photo evidence — before, during, and after. A camera roll with no dates is a denied claim.
Techs do the work, then spend the evening rebuilding the file from memory. Details fade; invoices get questioned.
Every checklist check, every photo, every line item needs a who and when. Without it, the dossier doesn't hold up.
Snap photos on site. Tag room, damage type, severity, and phase — before, during, after. Tap-to-place markers call out exactly what the adjuster should see.
The decontamination checklist follows OSHA bloodborne-pathogen practice. Every check is timestamped into the chain of custody automatically.
One tap assembles photo evidence, checklist, line-item work record, and custody log into a printable report. Signatures included.
Tap what a crew would log on a real job. Watch the dossier score — the number that decides whether an adjuster pays without a fight.
No. Everything is stored on the device as the crew works. The dossier generates locally — no connection needed until you print or send the PDF.
You do. Records live in your browser; CSV exports are plain files you keep. Nothing is uploaded anywhere in this demo.
The dossier is built around what adjusters ask for: timestamped before/during/after photos, a completed decontamination checklist, line-item billing, and a chain-of-custody log — with signature lines.
It's the share of the adjuster's checklist your file actually satisfies: claim details, photo evidence, completed checklist, work record. At 90%+, the file is ready to send without a fight.
No. Aftermath documents conditions and work performed. It doesn't interpret policy language or regulations.
Log it as it happens. Send the dossier the same day.
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