Built for one document
This is not a general photo app you have to bend into shape. Every screen exists because an ATR report needs it.
For roofing contractors and inspectors
Attempt to Repair Reports, Built on the Roof
A denied claim is usually not a bad repair. It is a bad record — photos with no context, a sequence that skipped a step, a chalk mark nobody defined. ATR Copilot builds the record while you are still on the roof.
No account. No install required. It opens in your phone browser and starts on a sample job.
The report is the deliverable. Whatever you did on that roof, the carrier only ever sees the document — so the document is what this app is built around.
How it works
Four steps, in the order you already work
- 01
Set the job up once
Address, claim details, and the chalk legend for this roof. The legend is confirmed by hand, not guessed, so what your chalk means is on the record before the first photo.
- 02
Shoot with the context already attached
Structure, slope, shingle and tab stay set as you work. Every photo you take or import inherits that context and gets captioned automatically — no renaming files that night.
- 03
Let it check your sequence
The completeness gate knows which steps an Attempt to Repair needs. It flags what is missing while you are still on the roof, and links each flag to the field it came from.
- 04
Print before you drive off
The report assembles itself into a letter-size document with a cover page and grouped evidence. Save as PDF from the phone and send it.
Why it is different
Purpose-built, not adapted
Works from the phone in your pocket
Mobile-first, installable to the home screen, and usable in gloves. Add it once and it opens like an app.
Captions that survive review
Findings are confirmed by you, never auto-asserted. Descriptions start from editable templates so the language stays consistent job to job.
Your conclusion stays yours
The repairability conclusion has to be confirmed by the inspector. The app organizes the evidence; it does not decide the outcome.
Who it is for
If you have to prove the repair, this is for you
- Roofing contractors running storm and insurance work
- Restoration crews who document repairs for carriers
- Independent roof consultants and inspectors
- Public adjusters assembling repair evidence
Early access
Try it on your next Attempt to Repair
Free while in early access. No card, no account, no contract. Open it, run a real job through it, and tell us where it got in your way.