RainDelayLog: the weather day, documented before the crew leaves the gate · Updated September 4, 2026
A weather delay documentation tool for commercial construction, listed here on the premierdelaclasse.lol leaderboard.
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The daily board resets every night at midnight (Paris).RainDelayLog is a weather documentation system built for commercial construction projects. When rain, wind, or cold stops work, the superintendent records what happened while it is happening: what stopped, which crews stood down, which equipment sat idle, and which scheduled activities took the hit. Each entry is bound to an official National Weather Service reporting station, then exported as a claim packet with hourly readings, ten-year normals, activity IDs, and timestamped, geotagged photos. The pitch on the site is blunt: prove the weather day before your crew leaves the gate, rather than reconstructing it from memory weeks later when a time extension is on the line.
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What RainDelayLog actually does
The core problem here is documentation, not weather. A rained-out day only turns into a paid time extension if you can prove, with data an owner or a claims reviewer will accept, that conditions genuinely stopped specific work on a specific date. RainDelayLog is built to capture that proof at the moment it exists, in the field, instead of leaving it to be reconstructed weeks later when nobody remembers the exact hours the pour was called off.
Every entry is tied to a National Weather Service reporting station, so the weather record comes from an official source rather than someone's phone. The superintendent logs what stopped, which crews stood down, which equipment sat idle, and which scheduled activities were affected. The output is a claim packet: station readings, ten-year normals, activity IDs, and geotagged photos, assembled into the kind of evidence a schedule analyst expects to see attached to a delay claim.
90 seconds in the field, a packet in minutes
RainDelayLog is designed around the reality that superintendents do not have time to write essays in the rain. According to the site, a field entry takes about 90 seconds: the super answers a short set of questions about what was lost that day, and the app handles the rest. The friction of documentation is meant to drop low enough that the record gets made every time, not only on the days someone remembers to.
From those quick entries, the system exports a full delay packet in roughly nine minutes, pulling the official station data, the historical normals for that date and location, the activity references, and the photos into one document. The claimed result is a first-pass approval rate of 94 percent on submitted weather days, which is the metric the product leads with rather than any promise about the weather itself.
Who it is built for
The target user is commercial construction: superintendents and general superintendents on the ground, plus the project managers and executives who own the schedule and the exposure. RainDelayLog states it is running across 1,180 active job sites in 38 states, and cites examples like a hospital project where 31 weather days were approved and multi-million-dollar liquidated damages exposure was managed through extensions.
In plain terms, the buyer is anyone who has lost an argument with an owner over whether it really rained hard enough to stop work. The value proposition is not that RainDelayLog stops the rain, it is that it removes the he-said, she-said from the delay claim by making the weather record official, dated, and tied to the specific activities that could not proceed.
Pricing and where this page sits
RainDelayLog publishes three plans. Single Site is 59 dollars per month for one active job. Multi Site is 149 dollars per month for up to ten active jobs. Enterprise Site is 349 dollars per month for unlimited jobs. Those are the product's own figures, priced per active job site rather than per user, which fits a tool meant to be handed to every superintendent on a project.
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Frequently asked questions
What is RainDelayLog's rank today?
As of September 4, 2026, RainDelayLog sits at #104 (46 of 89 in SaaS) on premierdelaclasse.lol, with $1 pledged. The rank is live and moves with every payment.
How much to overtake SnackRoster today?
As of September 4, 2026, about $1 on top of RainDelayLog's current total takes it past SnackRoster and up to #103. The board updates live with every payment.
What does RainDelayLog do?
It documents weather delays on commercial construction projects. A superintendent logs what stopped in the field, the app ties it to an official National Weather Service station, and it exports a claim packet (hourly readings, ten-year normals, activity IDs, and geotagged photos) used to justify time extensions.
How much does RainDelayLog cost?
The site lists three plans: Single Site at 59 dollars per month for one active job, Multi Site at 149 dollars per month for up to ten jobs, and Enterprise Site at 349 dollars per month for unlimited jobs. Pricing is per active job site. Check raindelaylog.com for current terms.
Who is RainDelayLog for?
Commercial construction teams: superintendents and general superintendents in the field, plus the project managers and executives who carry the schedule and the delay exposure. The site reports use across 1,180 active job sites in 38 states.
Why is RainDelayLog listed on premierdelaclasse.lol?
Because premierdelaclasse.lol is a satirical leaderboard where rank is bought, not earned. RainDelayLog holds the spot its bid pays for, nothing more. There is no award or rating implied, and the live position and amount are shown on the board itself, not restated here.
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