Your crew already does the work. Chalk makes sure the record proves it, in measured detail, so the office stops rebuilding files at 9pm and the carrier stops shaving your invoice. One record, from first notice to final payment.
The camera roll where job photos get lost.
Customers and where every job stands.
Room dimensions in their own silo.
Readings scattered across a notebook.
Authorizations and billing in more logins.
Someone retypes the jobsite into the computer after hours: which rooms, what category, what was detached and reset. A second job, done from memory, that you pay for twice.
Moisture readings in a notebook, equipment photos in a personal camera roll, the authorization in an email. One dry log from five sources is how files go out late and get scrutinized hard.
Air movers set, pad pulled, a flood line cut. If it is not on the record, the desk reviewer treats the work as if it never happened, and shaves it off your invoice.
Start the job with the property, the loss type, and the parties, and put it on the mitigation board.
Measured rooms, time-stamped photos, moisture and equipment on checklists, and the authorization signed on site.
Build a branded report from what the field captured, and save the PDF to the job. No rebuilding from scratch.
Invoices and payment requests tie to the same record the work is documented on.
Walk the loss and capture room dimensions, square footage, and a measured floor plan on a supported iPhone or iPad Pro. Measured, not estimated.
Time-stamped photos that stay fast to browse, with markup, measurements, and before-and-after comparisons for the carrier and the client.
Capture in a basement or a burn-out with no bars. Eligible work queues and syncs when connectivity returns.
Moisture, equipment counts, and daily procedures on versioned checklists that keep past work auditable.
Photos, readings, and authorizations you assemble into a branded PDF and save to the job.
Work authorizations and approvals signed in the field, stamped into the record, tied to what was agreed.
Progress, documents, and galleries on one branded link, without another login for the homeowner.
Bill the job and request deposits and balances against the same record the work is documented on.
The record is not the point. This is: a drying report assembled from the field capture, ready for the carrier. Illustrative sample, not a real client.
Chalky reads only the records you can already see, cites its sources, and drafts the busywork for review. It never changes the file on its own.
Software that keeps the field record, daily work, reports, signatures, and billing connected to the same job, so documentation isn't rebuilt by the office. Chalk records eligible work offline and syncs when connectivity returns.
Capture measured rooms, time-stamped photos, and moisture and equipment readings on checklists as the crew works, with the authorization signed on site. Everything lands on the job record you build the report from.
Yes. Chalk records eligible work on the device and queues it, then syncs when signal returns, so a basement or a burn-out doesn't stop the crew.
We're pre-launch and we're not going to fake a logo wall. Here's how we make it safe to be early.
Before you commit a dollar, we run a real job through Chalk with you, live, and show you a carrier-ready drying report built from it. The product is the proof.
The first 30 firms shape what we build: founder pricing, a direct line to the founders, and a real say in the roadmap. You're not a customer number, you're building this with us.
Bring one real job. We set it up with you, free. If Chalk isn't for you, you walk away with the finished file. Cancel anytime, export everything, no lock-in.
Bring one real loss and you'll walk away with a drying file the desk can't shave, whether or not you stay.
No six-week rollout. We set it up with you, your crew runs it in the field, and you keep the finished record either way. Founder pricing for the first cohort is on the early-access page.
Everything your CRM, camera roll, measuring app, e-sign, and spreadsheets do, on one record, done better. Give us one real job to prove it, free, and become one of our 30 founding firms.
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