Built by a homeowner who lived it.

Every guide on After is written by Eric, who has spent 20 years working in property and casualty insurance. The guides describe how policies are commonly worded and what homeowners are usually asked for after damage. They are written in plain words, without jargon.

Guides never say whether something is covered. Coverage depends on your own policy, the facts of what happened, the law where you live, and your insurer.

After reads your actual policy against what happened. The wording it shows you is quoted from your own documents, with the section or endorsement name and the page it came from, so you can check it yourself.

Findings carry one of a small set of labels — a coverage provision identified, a potential limitation, something that needs more information, or something not identified in your uploaded documents. After never presents a conclusion as covered or not covered.

After is independent. It is not an insurance company, an adjuster, a law firm, or a contractor referral business. Nothing you add is sent to your insurer unless you send it yourself.

Your documents stay private. Here is exactly what happens to them.

If something just happened, start on the homepage. To read first, the plain-word guides cover the questions people ask most. To see what has happened to homes near you, open the After Area Map.

Write to hello@afterapp.app. After is informational only. It is not legal or insurance advice.