Turn severe-weather days into a time extension you can defend.
Every morning, StormBud checks NOAA weather against each jobsite's contract thresholds, flags the unusually severe days that stop work, and turns the ones you confirm into a timely notice of delay and a station-cited record — the contemporaneous proof a time extension rests on.
Free for your first jobsite. No credit card to start.
Bad weather is excusable. Missing the paperwork isn't.
Your contract almost certainly grants a time extension for unusually severe weather — but only if notice is timely and each day is backed by data from a credible station. Reconstruct that weeks later, mid-dispute, and it's the paperwork nobody has time for. Skip it, and the delay stops being excusable — it's just late. And late is measured in liquidated damages.
How it works
Three steps, and the tedious one runs itself.
Set your thresholds
Enter each jobsite's weather provisions — the rain, snowfall, temperature, and wind limits your contract treats as adverse. A couple of minutes per project.
StormBud watches the weather
Every morning it pulls the nearest NOAA station's observations, compares them to your thresholds, and flags the days that qualify — for you to confirm or dismiss. No reconstructing rainy days from memory.
Give notice, on time
Confirmed days become a notice of delay you can send inside the contract's window, plus a PDF packet citing the named station and the exact observed values — the substantiation your time extension rests on.
Built to hold up
Every choice here serves one goal: a record that holds up in a dispute.
Automatic detection
A nightly job checks every active jobsite against its thresholds. You review what it finds instead of combing weather data yourself.
You stay in control
Nothing is auto-filed. Every delay day is confirmed by a person, and you send every notice — StormBud never transmits on your behalf.
NOAA-backed evidence
Observations come from NOAA GHCN-Daily and are stored append-only — corrections are appended, never overwritten. Federal records are hard to challenge, and an unaltered log is what makes a claim credible.
Notices are free
Draft a notice of delay the moment a day qualifies — on every plan — so you never forfeit a time extension to a missed deadline.
A packet you can file
Generate an immutable, versioned PDF that cites the station, the metric, and the observed value for each confirmed day.
Per-jobsite, per-contract
Thresholds are set per project, because a concrete pour and an earthwork phase don't stop for the same weather.
Simple, honest pricing
Detecting delays and drafting notices is free. You only pay to generate the packet you file.
Straight about what it is
- StormBud never sends a notice for you. You review and file every one.
- Your delay days and draft notices are free, forever — the only paywall is the packet you file.
- A weather day only helps a claim if it hit critical-path work. StormBud gives you the dated, sourced record; the schedule call stays yours.
- Your evidence is the official NOAA record — the same source a claim reviewer would check.
- No lock-in — your packets are standard PDFs you keep.