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What a pool service app looks like

This is a working application, not a screenshot — click through its screens, open records, ask its assistant. It runs on fictional sample data for “Blue Arc Pools268 service-plan pools, 31 visits today, 7 chemistry alerts, 4 pump repairs and $18,920 monthly recurring revenue.

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Operations

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pool service live plan

Resources, travel and SLA risk in one view

Shift 06:00-18:00OperationalShift progress28%09:216 resources · 12 at risk
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AcAccess chemistry — Victoria Parkpool service team 1Priority68%
40 min
RpRisk parts for Pelican Pointpool service team 2Priority73%
40 min
WtWater tests — Rockinghampool service team 3Priority78%
15 min
CdChemical dosing for Northline Partnerspool service team 4Planned83%
45 min
EcEquipment checks — Wanneroopool service team 5Planned88%
30 min
PhPhotos history for Old Mill Yardpool service team 6Planned93%
15 min
On scheduleAt riskSLA breachUnavailable100%
Every action is recordedLast updated today, 10:59 AM · Sample data · Blue Arc Pools

Sample app with fictional data — Blue Arc Pools is not a real business.

What’s inside

Runs

Technician route, due pools, access, chemistry risk and parts.

Service sheet

Water tests, chemical dosing, equipment checks and photos.

Pool record

Equipment, chemistry history, access, warranty and service plan.

Billing

Recurring plans, chemicals, repairs and outstanding balances.

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