Guided visit
One clear flow per stop, the same every time, so nothing depends on who showed up.
Mobile app
Built for the pool guy's day
The technician's app is where the work actually gets proven: a guided visit with real chemistry readings against target ranges, a dose that's recorded not scribbled, and photos that make it back even from a pool cage with no signal. Simple enough to use one-handed on a hot deck.
Built for the field — on iPhone and Android.
Apps submitted to the App Store and Google Play — coming soon.
The visit
Every stop, guided the same way
Open the app and the day is already in order. Each stop is one guided flow, and the required steps — checklist, water test and chemistry — have to be done before the visit can be finished, so a new tech works like an experienced one.
Required steps, enforced
Checklist, water test and chemistry are required before Finish, so a stop can't be closed half-done.
The day in order
Stops open in the order to drive them, and the next address hands off to maps in one tap.
Water test
Readings checked against the range, on the spot
Enter pH, chlorine and alkalinity and the app shows in range or out immediately, against the target for that pool — no mental math on a hot deck, no guessing whether a number is fine.
Target ranges built in
Each reading is checked against its own range, so 'good' or 'off' is obvious the moment it is entered.
In range at a glance
The range bar turns as the value lands, so a healthy pool reads as healthy without a second thought.
Big one-tap steppers
Nudge a value up or down with large targets — made for gloves, sun glare and a wet screen.
Dosing
Chemistry adjustment, recorded not guessed
Log the chlorine and acid you add against the target range for that pool, with simple steppers, so the dose lives on the visit record instead of on a bag or in someone's memory.
Range in view while you dose
Each chemical shows its range as you set the amount, so the dose is grounded in the reading, not a guess.
Simple steppers
Set the amount with big plus and minus controls, one-handed, without typing.
Saved with the visit
The dose is stored on the visit, so the office and the next tech can see exactly what was added.
Proof
Photos survive dead zones
This is the field difference: photos are captured on the phone and queue locally, then upload on their own when signal returns. A basement or a screened cage no longer costs you the proof. Live data such as the schedule still needs a connection to sync.
Shoot now, wherever you are
Take the photos at the pool even with no bars; they are saved on the device immediately.
Uploads when signal returns
The queue clears itself as soon as the phone gets a connection — no lost photos, no manual retry.
Honest about the rest
Photos wait out dead zones; live data like the schedule needs a connection. We do not pretend the whole app runs disconnected.
Light or dark, three languages
The tech picks how it looks — the app follows
The redesign runs the same in light or dark and in English, Portuguese or Spanish, chosen on the phone and applied everywhere. And the visit clock keeps time on site honest for the office.
In your crew's hands
Simple enough for the busiest day
iOS and Android, three languages
The app runs on the phones your crew already carries, in English, Portuguese or Spanish, switchable at runtime for a mixed crew. Nothing new to buy, and one clear flow per stop so training is minutes, not days.
Honest about what ships
Everything on this page is in the product today. Where a limit is real — such as live data needing a connection — we say so plainly instead of over-promising.
Working in the field, honestly
What the app does when the day gets messy — open a group to see the details.
When the signal drops
Photos wait for signal
Photos are stored on the phone the moment they are taken and upload when a connection returns.
Live data needs a connection
The schedule and readings sync when the phone is online; we do not claim the whole app works with no signal.
Nothing silently lost
A queued upload stays queued until it succeeds, so proof is not dropped on a bad-signal route.
Made for real hands
One-handed on a hot deck
Big targets and one flow per stop, for gloves, sun glare and a wet screen.
Three languages
The tech picks English, Portuguese or Spanish; the whole app follows.
Light and dark
Readable in a dark equipment room or bright noon sun.
Put real proof in your crew's pocket
Start a free trial, or see the demo now — it walks one visit end to end: readings, dosing and photos.
30-day free trial. Card on file, nothing charged until it ends, cancel any time.