From the first test strip to the report in the homeowner's inbox, Poolbench covers the whole visit.
Every reading is scored 0–100 with a Langelier Saturation Index verdict, so techs know at a glance whether the water is balanced, corrosive, or scaling.
Enter the test readings and pool volume; Poolbench returns the exact chemical doses needed to bring the water back into range — in the units on the label.
Each visit generates a clean report you can hand to the homeowner. They get a public link — no login, no app to install.
Tag a pool with a QR code. Techs scan on arrival to open the right visit form instantly, with the pool's history already loaded.
See upcoming visits, track water-health trends over time, and never lose the record of what was dosed and when.
Multi-company by design. Every pool, visit, and reading is scoped to your company — your data never mixes with anyone else's.
Real screens from a real service visit — from the health score to the report your customer opens on their phone.




Poolbench was built by pool-service professionals who were tired of juggling test strips, calculators, and spreadsheets. We set out to build a single tool that does the math, tracks the history, and generates the reports — so techs can focus on the pool, not the paperwork.
Every Poolbench feature started as feedback from a tech or company using it. Tell us what's missing right from inside the app, and when we build it, it ships to your existing plan at no extra charge — in advance of any price change. You don't pay more tomorrow for what you asked for today.
Send feedback right from the app — no ticket system to learn
Shipped features are added to your existing plan for free
No upsell on the things you asked us to build

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