Storm Night
The Whole Storm on One Board
Start the storm and every site on your agreements lines up for the crew. Every push and salt run is logged at the curb, and the official weather is filed when the storm closes.

Storm On
One Tap Starts the Night
Storm On opens a storm for every site your storm agreements cover. The crew's board fills at once, in route order, with the 7 a.m. deadline on top.
- Sites from your storm agreements
- The deadline on every board
- Continue This Storm when the snow keeps coming
At the Curb
Log a Push. Log Salt. Next Site.
Each push and salt run is one tap at the site, recorded with the time and the person who logged it. The board shows what's done and what's left.
- Per-site push and salt counts
- Done and not done, at a glance
- Each person on their own phone
- Works with Poor Signal In Final Testing

Practice Storms
Practise Before the First Real Storm
Practice sites and a practice storm let the crew run the whole night before it counts. Nothing from a practice storm reaches an invoice or a customer's record.


How It Fits
One Visit, from Quote to Proof
Quote
The customer accepts online.
Schedule
The visit lands on a crew's day.
Visit
Recorded at the building.
Proof
The building sees the record.
Invoice
In the contractor's name.
FAQ
Questions
Both. Per-push contracts invoice what was logged; seasonal contracts invoice on their schedule.
A closed storm is locked, so its record can't drift, and the official weather is filed beside it.
Made in London, Ontario
Be Ready for the First Storm
Storm night is part of the contractor office, free until May 1, 2027. See Pricing.
Contractor accounts open by invitation while we onboard this season. Ask for yours, and we'll reply within one business day.



