Severe thunderstorm over an Alberta canola field

Built and tested in Canada

From hail warnings to protective action.

ConvectAlert Analytics brings together technologies which help businesses take action in response to hailstorms. Through the use of our systems, businesses can avoid preventable hail-related losses.

Explore a collaboration
Now exploring pilot partnerships for the 2027 hail season

Know what’s coming.
Understand what you can do about it.

Predicting severe weather is just the first part of the equation. Once we're aware of approaching severe weather, we deliver that information in a way so that businesses know how to respond. This provides businesses with the best ability to protect assets vulnerable to hail damage.

ConvectAlert demonstration map showing projected hail impact areas approaching an example business location near Calgary
Demonstration of our HailNow technology visualizing the predicted track of a damaging hailstorm passing through Calgary on July 13, 2025.

  1. Is a hailstorm approaching our location?

    Our system automatically detects new hail threats, allowing it to predict their future tracks. We then deliver location-specific SMS messages.

    Technology built & tested in 2026

  2. What needs to be done?

    Prioritization and planning is done ahead of time, meaning businesses can jump right into action, providing them with the greatest ability to protect their vulnerable assets.

    In Development During Pilot Study

  3. How can we do things better?

    Businesses may go a decade or more between major hail events. ConvectAlert eats, breathes and sleeps hail. Findings from one business can be deployed across comparable businesses immediately.

    Continuous Improvement & Evaluation
The goal: maximally reduce hail damage costs by protecting vulnerable assets

Preparation for hail season begins long before the first alert is received. ConvectAlert works with businesses to develop hailstorm response plans tailored for their organizations. Through ConvectAlert's services, the actionable window is widened, giving businesses greater control over the actions they can take to reduce hail-related losses.

ConvectAlert's Timeline

Early 2026 · The Beginning

Development of hailstorm prediction system & field data collection

The creation of our core systems used to autonomously predict hailstorms. Our expert collection of field hail data gives us an edge in predicting the tracks & severity of severe hailstorms.

Sept 2026-Present · Discovery

Learning about businesses so we can help protect them in the future

We're meeting with businesses to learn more about how our systems can best be adapted to protect their vulnerable assets.

2027 · Pilot Program

Validation

We know our systems are effective on paper, but we need to adapt them to drive real-world action through a pilot program with qualifying Canadian businesses.

Could we build something useful together?

We're looking for businesses to help us apply and refine our systems during the 2027 hail season (May-August)

Your business may be a fit if it has:

Not every business will have the same level of involvement in the pilot. While some will involve deep collaboration, others may be more hands-off, subject to discussions during the pilot program qualification phase.

Our proposed collaboration model for the 2027 hail season. We’re seeking conversations with key figures to shape how our pilot season will look.

Help shape what comes next.

Are you interested with our pilot, an insurance industry conversation, or a technical collaboration? Get in touch with our founder Ben Chernesky today.

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