Pooli

Software helps you do as little or as much tracking as you want. I’m able to enter the water testing variables I want to track and set a minimum and maximum range for each. Pooli will calculate the amount of the chemicals I use, for me to add to the water. If I want, I can enter the inventory of how much of each chemical I have on hand. As I add it to the water, it reduces my inventory by the same amount, and will tell me when I need to order more. So it helps me manage the water quality with simple dose recommendations (I can use them, change them, or delete or delay them). It helps me keep track of my chemical inventory, and based upon how much I average using, gives me a 2-3 week heads up that I need to order more! Based upon my usage! If, I enter how much my chemicals cost, it’ll even give me an estimate of my average monthly expenses for them. I can enter periodic reminders… Shock the water, rinse the filters, deep clean the filters, change the UV Bulb annually, etc. so I don’t forget those infrequent details. As much, or as little as you want. Over the last two years, I’ve tried at least 5 other software programs. This one, to me, is the best combination of capabilities, developer adding new functionality, and ease of use. You can use it for free. I decided to pay the subscription to get the added functionality, and, to reward the developers to encourage them to continue with their upgrades to Pooli. Try it, I’m glad I did.

I came here because Percy promised, “I got you ❤️.” Over the next 3 hours, I told Percy at least a dozen times that I have a 20,000-gallon pool, a cartridge filter, CYA of 100, and FC over 10. Percy repeatedly forgot those details and kept asking me the same questions. During the conversation, the chlorine recommendation changed from buying 12 gallons, to adding 2 gallons, then none, then ½ gallon, then 1 gallon. My favorite moment was when I jokingly said the Fire Marshal wanted to know who told me to add those doses. Percy replied: “Not me.” I laughed so hard I cried. The app has potential, but it desperately needs better conversation memory and consistency. If the advice changes, explain why it changed instead of repeatedly asking for information you’ve already been given.