In development for iPhone. PoolTrail is a working name.
For the owner on the route
Good work.
Clearly recorded.
Pool visits, customer reports and repair follow-ups. A native iPhone app being built around your working day.
Made for the work beside the water. Illustrative image.One visit.
A clear trail of work.
The workflow we’re building for solo residential pool operators.
- 01
Know the next stop.
A recurring route in your order, with customer details and the previous visit close at hand.
- 02
Record what you did.
Fresh readings, work, photos and notes saved on your phone, including when you lose signal.
- 03
Keep the customer informed.
A report follows when the visit and photos sync. An estimate gives extra work a clear next step.
Fictional sample · No service was performed
Visit recorded
Garden pool
Fictional demonstration property
Work recorded
- Skimmed the surface
- Brushed walls and steps
- Emptied skimmer and pump baskets
- Checked equipment visually
Readings taken this visit
- Pool · Free chlorine
- 3.0ppm
- Pool · pH
- 7.4
- Pool · Total alkalinity
- 90ppm
A note from your operator
The pool was serviced this morning. The skimmer basket has a small crack; I will send a separate estimate for a replacement.
Next planned visit
Wednesday, September 16
A useful update.
An ordinary link.
A homeowner should be able to see the visit, understand the work and reply to their operator. No app account needed.
- Your customer-facing work and notes
- Measurements with clear units
- A dated, versioned record
Sample reportBuilt for the parts
that need to hold up.
Saved and sent are different.
Local work needs to survive a lost connection. A queued report needs a visible, recoverable delivery state.
Extra work has a next step.
A repair estimate carries its exact scope and price into a customer decision, then into a follow-up.