The Claims Suite

A property claim is one story told three times — by the homeowner, the inspector, and the office. The Praxis suite tells it once: LossList organizes the loss, Roofing Expert documents the roof, and ClaimForge forges it all into a sealed, evidence-complete package. One claim. Three apps. Zero re-keying.

See it in action

Real software, really shipping. Watch the suite work — or see every demo, captioned and in full, on the demos page.

The Praxis Claims Suite — the full walkthrough, one claim through all three apps (8½ min, captioned)
Roofing Expert — field inspection to carrier-ready PDF

The apps

Built on lived expertise, shipped to real users. This is the proof.

Roofing Expert slope damage screen

Roofing Expert

LIVE ON THE APP STORE

Professional insurance roof inspections without the paper form: glove-friendly slope-by-slope damage capture, GPS-stamped photo evidence, storm-weather corroboration, smart deductible math, and a carrier-ready branded PDF — on iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, and Mac. Built with hands-on field-inspection and claims expertise — the kind of vertical depth every Praxis product starts from.

Verify it — live on the App Store ↗ For roofing contractors — the full pitch →
ClaimForge claim package preview

ClaimForge

LIVE ON THE APP STORE

The office and PA side: opens the sealed inspection package into a working claim file — contents, interview, valuation with depreciation suggestions you approve line by line. Nothing re-keyed, nothing lost between the roof and the file. Ships as two native builds — iPhone and iPad, plus a full native Mac app for desk work.

Verify it — live on the App Store ↗

LossList

LIVE ON THE APP STORE

The homeowner's side of the claim: guided interviews, a photo-and-receipt inventory of every damaged item, documents and deadlines in one place — exported as an encrypted claim file the homeowner controls. One claim, three apps, zero re-keying.

Verify it — live on the App Store ↗

Also in the workshop

The gap between people who know a domain and the software they're stuck with isn't unique to insurance. Same method, different table.

An illuminated tabletop character folio page

D20 Adventurers Folio

SUBMITTED — IN APP REVIEW

A deluxe character folio for classic tabletop roleplaying — the sheet players actually want to keep. Enter your hero, choose your ruleset, drop in a portrait, and the app typesets an illuminated, print-ready record that looks like it came out of a 1980s boxed set.

The design rule is the same discipline we apply to a claim file: every square inch either helps you decide something at the table or makes you love your character. Anything that does neither got cut.

See the folio — pages, dice and what it costs ↗