Eye in the Sky

Leads for roofers and contractors

Know which houses need you.
Before anyone knocks.

Every house in your ZIP code, ranked by how likely it needs your trade right now. With the reasons, a price range, and everything your crew needs to win the job.

It starts with one house. Its roof, found and outlined. Scored, with the reasons. Priced before you call.

Now every house on the street. 0 houses ranked in this ZIP code. 0 across Miami-Dade.

How it works

From a ZIP code to a signed job.

Seven steps. Every one of them is live today.

The whole path, in a minute and a half.1:28From a ZIP code to a signed job: the map, the file, the board, the texts, the weather, and the close.
  1. Your territory Live

    You get your ZIP codes.

    Tell us where you work. Your company is set up with those ZIP codes, and every house in them is already ranked for your trade.

  2. The map Live

    See who needs you first.

    Every house, on the map and in a list, sorted by how likely it needs the work now. Filter by trade, by roof, by what is on the lot.

  3. The house file Live

    Know the house before you call.

    Each house has a file: the roof, the lot, the work that has been done on it, what the weather has done to it, and a price range for the job.

  4. The pipeline Live

    Hand it to your crew.

    Put a house on the board and assign it. A rep sees only the leads that are theirs. You see the whole company.

  5. Messages Live

    Reach out the right way.

    Text from your company's own number. The rules on consent, hours and opting out are enforced every time, so nobody on your team can get it wrong.

  6. The homeowner page Live

    Show them their own roof.

    Every house has a page made for its owner: their roof from above, what stands out about it, your licence, and one tap to call or text you.

  7. The close Live

    Book it. Win it. Count it.

    Move the job from appointment to inspected to quoted to won. Every stage is on the board, and the dashboard adds up what your team closed.

Films

See each part of it.

Six short films, one on each part of the portal. Real screens, with a word on what you are looking at.

The map and the house file0:26Every house ranked, and the file behind each one.
The pipeline and the team0:24One board for the company. Assign a rep, move it to won.
Weather and storms0:24Alerts over your ZIP codes, named storms, and where the water comes up.
The new roof, pictured0:24The homeowner's roof as it would look redone. A visualization, not a photograph.
Messages and the homeowner page0:24Your company's own number, the rules on every send, and a page for the owner.
Coins0:25What costs coins and what does not.

For solar companies

Every roof with no solar on record. Newest roofs first.

The best day to sell a system is the day after the roof is redone. Pick Solar and the map shows who has none, whose roof is new, how much shade is on the lot, and who is running a pool or charging a car.

15,433houses with a roof redone on record and no solar
2,100houses that already have solar on record

Miami-Dade County, counted October 7, 2026.

Who has none

Every house with no system on record. The ones that have one are marked, so nobody knocks under a roof full of panels.

Whose roof is new

Houses with a roof just redone lead the list. Nobody wants to lift a system to fix the roof under it.

Shade and size

Tree cover on the lot and the size of the roof, on every row. Where a roof has been measured, how much of it faces the sun.

The big users

A pool on the lot. A car charger on record. The houses that use the most power.

Storms

When the weather turns, your list moves.

  • Alerts over your ZIP codes, as they are issued.The forecast and every warning in force, on the same screen as your houses.
  • Every named storm's closest pass to every house.Open a house and see what it has been through. This one:
    Andrew 1992Irene 1999Wilma 2005Katrina 2005Irma 2017
  • Which houses sit where the water comes up.Colour the map by surge zone and see a street's exposure at a glance.

Coverage

Live in Miami-Dade, Florida. More counties next.

353,544houses ranked
76ZIP codes
11trades

Miami-Dade County, Florida, counted October 19, 2026.

For the whole company

Built for the way a crew works.

Owners and reps

An owner sees the company, hands out leads and reads the numbers. A rep sees the leads assigned to them and nothing else.

In the truck

The map, the file, the board and the messages all work on a phone, built for a thumb.

One place to talk

Team chat and homeowner texts side by side, with an alert when something is waiting.

Locked down

A second step at sign in, each company's leads kept apart from every other's, and a log of every change.

Real records.
Never a guess.

Every fact on every house comes from a public record or is measured from one. Nothing is estimated to fill a gap and nothing comes off a marketing list. Where something is not known, the file says so.

What is coming

And it keeps getting better.

  • The new roof, on their own house.A picture of the homeowner's roof as it would look redone, on their page. Drag the line to see one.
  • A visit booked from the page.The homeowner picks a time and it lands on your board.
  • Broward and the Florida Keys.The same map, in more counties.
Aerial photograph Visualization

The left side is an aerial photograph of a real house. The right side is a generated visualization of the same roof, not a photograph.

Getting started

Start with your ZIP codes.

Ask for access

Tell us your company, your licence number, your trade and the ZIP codes you work.

We set you up

Your company is approved and its ZIP codes assigned. Every ranked house in them is on your map.

Your crew works it

Invite your reps, hand out leads, and work them from a laptop or a phone.

Questions, answered.

What is Eye in the Sky?

A tool for contractors. It ranks every house in your ZIP codes by how likely it needs your trade now, shows you why, and gives your team a map, a pipeline and the messages to win the job.

Who is it for?

Roofing, air conditioning, pool, fence, window and door, paving, landscaping, electrical, plumbing and solar companies, county by county.

Is the information real?

Yes. Every fact comes from a public record or is measured from one. Nothing is generated or guessed, and where something is not known the house's file says so.

Where does it work?

Miami-Dade County, Florida, today: 353,544 houses in 76 ZIP codes, counted October 19, 2026. Broward and the Florida Keys are being added. Anywhere else, ask for your county.

Does it work for solar?

Yes. Pick Solar and the map lists every house with no system on record, the newest roofs first, with the tree cover on the lot, the size of the roof, and whether there is a pool or a car charger. Houses that already have solar are marked.

Do my competitors get the same houses?

A ZIP code can be held by one company for a trade. Tell us the ZIP codes you want when you ask for access and we will tell you what is open.

Does it call or text homeowners for me?

No. Your team does, from your company's own number. The system checks consent, the hour and opt-outs every time a text is sent, and refuses one that breaks the rules.

What does the homeowner see?

A page about their own house with your company's name, licence and phone number on it. Their name and their number are never on it.

Can my reps use it on a phone?

Yes. Everything works on a phone, and a rep only ever sees the leads assigned to them.

What does it cost?

It depends on the ZIP codes and the trades you want. Ask for access and we will go through it with you.

How do I start?

Ask for access with your company, licence number, trade and ZIP codes. Once your company is approved, your ZIP codes are on your map as soon as they are assigned.