On a quiet month, Explore now gives a real answer: the last storm report in your states and the season's top three storms. Starting a subscription opens a short welcome showing what it unlocks. Radar playback waits for its images to load. Updates download faster.

Look up any address and see its hail history in plain words, then share it as a PDF. Save a place and get an alert when hail hits it. See the homes, or the dealers and lots, in the same hail, and check a whole list of addresses at once.

A simpler storm report: the map opens as a preview with priority areas tagged on it, and Storm details holds the rest. Message the HailPing team from the app, photos included. Alerts come by email when notifications are off.

Who to call now maps the leads in the hail path and, for PDR and auto body, ranks who to call first. Saved keeps each lead's status and follow-ups, Home shows your states this season, and alerts come by push and email.

Free accounts now see a few real leads and a hail map they can explore on every storm. Leads show the radar-estimated hail at each business and whether it's open now, roofing areas show their homes and when they were built, and search and Explore find a state faster.

HailPing 2.4 is a redesign. Storm reports open on the storm: the map, a radar replay and the call for your trade, with your sections first. Look up any business, address or city for its hail history back to October 2020. Who to call puts the best leads from every list first, fleet operators included. Explore is map first with one search, and Pro has its own page.

HailPing 2.3. The storm map now shows what a free account opens, so you can see what is behind the lock before you sign up, and the map legend says what every pin means. Plus stability fixes to the storm map.

HailPing 2.2. The radar-estimated hail swath is on every report map: where radar put hail across the whole storm, drawn under the pins, with the largest estimate at every report. Direct Hit and Adjacent leads now follow the swath, and the leads screen says what each group means. Explore draws the swath of the storm you select. Pro reports open on a short decision summary, then the map. Have a trial code? Redeem it from Account, or open hailping.com/trial.

HailPing 2.1. Faster everywhere: Home, Explore, Alerts, Saved and every report you have opened now load from your phone the moment they open, and stay readable when you have no signal. The radar on a report covers the whole impact map. Alerts and new storms still arrive the moment they are published.

HailPing 2.0. Browse hail storms without an account: Home shows this week's hail for your market, Explore opens on the map, and every report's preview is free to read. Storms 14 days and older open in full with a free account. Save priority areas and prospects with notes and follow-ups, pick your trade and every verdict follows it, and get back to the report you were reading in one tap.

Storm reports now headline the place they cover — city and ZIP. New accounts get clearer guidance: your feed confirms when alerts are live and points to the older reports that are free with any account. Plus a cancelled trial that says exactly when access ends, notifications that open the right screen, and fixes throughout.

Storm briefings now show their evidence: a new “Why this call” panel lays out the signals behind every verdict. Plus clearer confidence ratings and fixes throughout.

Sharper storm briefings: per-storm assessments written for your trade, lead counts up front, a cleaner report layout, and clearer GO / VERIFY calls. New in this update: • Storms now show the markets they actually cover. Most reports span more than one town, so every card names the others — you can tell at a glance whether your area is in it. • Tap the coverage line on a report to see every market included. • The hail date moved to the bottom of each card at full weight, instead of sitting under the title in gray. • Exported CSVs now fill in the city and state columns. • A failed sign-in now explains itself instead of showing a one-word error.