Your route shouldn't need a signal.
The iPhone route app for small pool service companies. Your stops, gate codes and water tests stay on your phone, with or without a signal.
Get early access$39 a month, flat
Tuesday. Stop 14.
Eight pools left after this one.
The route, the notes, every gate code.
All in the app.
Then the street runs out of signal.
Zero bars.
The Nguyens'.
You've done this pool forty times.
Side gate. Closed.
Locked.
Four digits you never memorized.
The code is on your phone.
Your phone can't reach it.
You hold it up.
Nothing.
You try the sidewalk.
Then the app logs you out.
To log in, it needs the signal you don't have.
The pool is sixty feet away.
Ten minutes at one gate.
Eight pools left.
- “Keeps logging me out.”
- “Crashes.”
- “Mixes up my route.”
Paraphrased from public App Store reviews of pool service apps.
Rewind.
Same stop.
Same gate.
Same zero bars.
This time, the route is already on the phone.
No server to ask.
Gate code.
No bars.
No login.
Four digits.
Green light.
It's still 11:43.
Still no service.
You're already in the yard.
Test the water with no bars at all.
7.4. In range.
Big targets for wet hands.
Two taps.
Saved.
Pool done.
Nothing waiting on a connection.
Gate shut behind you.
The next code is ready.
Signal comes back.
The reports send themselves.
Same stop.
Ten minutes back.
Founding customers
Your route. Any signal.
$39a month, flat
- Your stops, gate codes, notes and water tests stay on your iPhone, with or without a signal.
- Reports send themselves when the signal comes back.
- One flat price, however many pools you add. Founding customers keep it.
- Export all your data at any time.
- Built for iPhone first, for crews of one to three.
Before you sign up
When do I get the app?
Early access opens in small groups. People on the founding list get invited first, by email.
Does it work with no signal?
That's the point of it. Your route, gate codes, notes and tests are saved on the phone, and reports go out when you're back in range.
Does it replace my current software?
Not in every case. It covers route days. It doesn't include every back-office feature from larger platforms.
Can it take customer payments?
Not in the first version.