In development for iPhone. PoolTrail is a working name.

Your route. Your record.

The complete workflow being built for solo residential pool-service operators who want to keep their existing invoicing and payment method.

PoolTrail’s actual Today screen showing a clearly marked fictional sample route
In-development iPhone app.
Fictional sample route.
01

A route that stays in your order.

Weekly or every-other-week visits, one-time work and a persistent daily order. Move one visit, pause a series or skip with a reason. Open directions to the next stop in Maps.

02

A record made at the pool.

Each visit starts with empty current readings. Record work, pool and spa measurements, customer-visible notes and photos. Keep access instructions and internal notes separate. Saved work remains on the phone while sync is pending.

03

Reports that follow the work.

The intended workflow issues a versioned report only when the completed visit and required photos have synchronized. It records queued, accepted, delivered and failed states separately, with deliberate correction and resend.

04

Repair follow-up with a clear decision.

A photo-backed estimate shows the exact scope, amount, version and expiry. The customer explicitly approves or declines; opening a link does neither. Accepted work can become a one-time appointment and an export for your existing billing.

05

A small business, with its own records.

One operator workspace, separated customers and private document links. Import customers with a preview, export your records and manage report recipients. Existing records remain readable and exportable after a subscription ends.

Sample report