LibreEvery elevation. Every test square. Every sheet of bad decking.
Roof jobs are won on what you can prove. LibreCam stamps GPS, weather, and time on every photo — and keeps shooting when there's no signal on the roof.
A roof job, documented end to end
From the first walkaround to the supplement package.
Inspection & claim setup
- All four elevations with the full roofline in frame
- Address verification — house number or reference card in the shot
- Chalked 10×10 test squares, every hit marked
- Collateral damage: soft metals, gutter dents, downspouts, window wraps
- Voice-caption damage while you're still on the slope
Tear-off & dry-in
- Decking as it's exposed — soft or rotted sheathing next to a tape measure
- Sheathing thickness and spacing before re-deck
- Ice-and-water shield in the valleys and along the eaves
- Drip edge, underlayment, and step flashing as they go down
- Detach-and-reset items — removed and reinstalled: satellite dishes, skylight kits, solar mounts
Completion & supplements
- Ridge vent, starter course, and finished valleys
- Before/after pairs for the homeowner
- Every supplement line item backed by a stamped photo
- One share link for the adjuster — wide shots to close-ups
The photos that decide whether you get paid
Rotted decking disappears under new sheathing by lunch — and every replaced 4×8 sheet is $75–$150 on the claim. Code items work the same way: carriers approve ice-and-water shield when a photo shows what was there before tear-off and where the old coverage stopped short of the required line. LibreCam keeps that record automatic — GPS, weather, and time on every shot, organized by job, ready to run through a roof inspection photo checklist and hand to an adjuster as a single link.
Built for how roofing crews actually work
No signal up there? Keep shooting.
LibreCam is offline-first. Photos and captions queue on your phone and sync when you climb down.
Weather on every photo
Temperature and conditions, logged automatically. If the date of loss is questioned later, the photos already answer it.
Voice captions, hands on the ladder
Hold the button and say it — 'soft decking, north slope, third course from the eave.' The note rides with the photo.
Arrows on the damage
Circle hail strikes, call out creased shingles, add dimensions. The adjuster sees exactly what you saw.
Checklists that match the job
Elevations, test squares, tear-off, dry-in, final — start from a roofing checklist so nobody climbs down missing the shot that pays.
One link for the adjuster
No app on their end. They open a browser gallery of stamped photos — wide shots for context, close-ups for proof.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes — when they can verify them: time, location, and context. Wide shots that orient the damage, close-ups that prove it, the address in the first frame. LibreCam stamps GPS, time, and weather on every shot automatically.
Shoot it as it's exposed, before new sheathing covers it. A wide shot that places you on the roof, then a close-up with a tape measure on the rot. Capture every sheet — each one is its own line item on the claim.
Yes. Photos, voice captions, and checklists all work with zero signal. Everything syncs when you're back in range.
Yes — a roof inspection photo checklist covering elevations, test squares, tear-off, dry-in, and final. Start from it and bend it to how your crew runs jobs.
Yes. Send them the same kind of link you send the adjuster — before/after pairs and progress, in their browser, no app to install.
Nothing. LibreCam is free for the whole crew — the free plan is the product, not a trial.