Keep evidence attached to the work
Photos, roof areas and findings are structured around the inspection instead of scattered across camera rolls, folders and notes.
RoofRigor Lens is being built for roofing professionals who need field evidence, structured findings, AI-assisted review and polished reporting to work together — without taking professional judgment out of the inspector’s hands.
Concept product preview. RoofRigor Lens is actively in development; interface details and final feature availability may change before launch.
The walkthrough below uses RoofRigor Lens concept screens and automatically moves through the inspection flow. Pick any step to inspect it yourself.
Lens is designed around the inspection itself: what was observed, where it was found, what evidence supports it, what needs professional review, and what belongs in the final report.
Photos, roof areas and findings are structured around the inspection instead of scattered across camera rolls, folders and notes.
AI-assisted review can surface possible conditions and support consistency while the qualified professional remains responsible for final findings.
Verified inspection data can flow forward into a branded report rather than being rebuilt from scratch after the site visit.
A structured workflow makes it easier to standardize how teams capture observations and evidence from one job to the next.
Jobs, inspections and report status are designed to stay visible to the people who need them without losing field-level detail.
AI is an assistant, not the inspector. Final verification, edits, recommendations and report conclusions stay under human control.
The current product direction combines the core inspection workflow with team, plan and reporting controls that are being developed for professional roofing organizations.
Keep site details, inspection status and reporting activity connected to the same job record.
Organize field photos around roof areas, observations and findings so the evidence has context.
Capture what was observed, where it occurred, supporting evidence and professional recommendations in a repeatable format.
Bring roof plans or measurement documents into the inspection and align them to the field orientation while preserving the original source file.
Support office, management and field roles with access that reflects how a roofing organization actually operates.
Keep inspection records, evidence and reports available for future reference instead of treating every report as an isolated file.
Items marked “In development” describe current RoofRigor Lens product direction and are not a promise of final launch scope.
Lens is being designed to use AI as a second set of eyes on the inspection record—not as an automatic approval engine.
Lens is being developed with company-level controls so teams can standardize the output without flattening the inspector’s professional workflow.
Settings shown reflect the current concept and development direction. Final controls may change.
RoofRigor Lens is being designed as the inspection and reporting layer—not another dead-end silo. The roadmap includes connections to the systems roofing teams already rely on.
Integration categories above describe planned product direction. Specific providers, connection methods and launch timing have not been announced and may change.
No made-up “save 47%” math. The value is simpler: reduce duplicate handling, give evidence more structure and make professional reporting easier to repeat across the team.
Keep job, inspection, review and report context connected instead of rebuilding it between tools.
Give photos and observations a clear location and purpose inside the inspection record.
Move verified field information forward rather than manually assembling the same job twice.
Use company branding and report controls to produce a more repeatable client-facing output.
Make job and inspection status easier to understand across office, management and field roles.
Use AI assistance without outsourcing verification, recommendations or final conclusions.
RoofRigor Lens early access is intended for professional roofing organizations that document conditions, make recommendations and produce client-facing inspection reports.
Not yet. RoofRigor Lens is actively in development. The screens and workflow on this page are concept previews of the product direction, and early access will be limited as the platform is tested and refined.
Lens is being built for roofing contractors, inspectors, consultants and other professional roofing teams that need a structured way to document roof conditions and produce professional reports.
No. The product direction is intentionally inspector-controlled. AI can assist with review and surface possible conditions, but a qualified professional verifies, dismisses or edits the findings and remains responsible for the final conclusions.
That is part of the roadmap. CRM, estimating, measurement and accounting connections are planned categories, but specific providers and launch timing have not been announced. Final availability may change as development progresses.
Company branding and report controls are part of the current development direction, including controls around report content and presentation. The exact launch settings may change before release.
Final RoofRigor Lens pricing has not been announced. Early-access subscribers will be the first to receive launch, availability and pricing updates.
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RoofRigor Corp. · Roofing contractor systems by Derrick Kolly
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