Pool Club is the accurate, real-time test strip scan, with a Color Correct Card, and a weather report you can question. Percy turns the follow-up into a plan for this pool.
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Accurate while you hold the strip
1. Test strip scanner
A real-time read, while the strip is still in your hand.
Hold the strip in frame. Pooli SCAN locks the card and reads the pads with computer vision: hardness, total chlorine, free chlorine, pH, alkalinity, and cyanuric acid. The numbers land on the glass as the camera tracks the strip.
The Color Correct Card keeps the match honest.
Garage light, shade, and sun all shift a phone camera. The Color Correct Card gives the scanner a known reference, so the read stays tight when the light is tricky. It ships with Club, and it lives next to the scanner.
The scan becomes the dose.
That reading turns into what to add, in what order, and when you can swim. Rescan if the light shifts. Trust the numbers you see, then open the water report.
Weather reportYour pool, this week
Example
HeatHigh 90s
StormsLate week
UVStrong
YouStorms Thursday. Do I shock before the rain?
PercyRain will dilute the chlorine. Top up sanitizer before the system, then retest after it passes before you add anything else. The dose stays tied to this pool's last reading.
Weather, then a follow-up
2. Weather report
A weather report written for this water.
Pooli reads the forecast against your pool: heat, rain, humidity, the week ahead. You get a weather report for that water, with what the week is likely to do to sanitizer and pH.
Then you ask Percy a follow-up.
The report is the start of the conversation. "What about the rain Thursday?" gets an answer for this body of water, using the log you already keep. Shock before the rain or after. Brush, or wait. The filter can wait until the storm passes.
The answer is something you can do.
What to add, what to wait on, when to test again. Forecast, follow-up, then a plan. That loop is Pool Club.
A report you can share
3. Water report
A scan or a photo becomes a water report you can send.
The strip scan opens the water report. So does a photo of the test you already have: a pool-store printout, a device screen, an app screenshot, or a handwritten slip. Pooli transcribes it and builds the same report.
Where each number sits, and what to do next.
Targets, the dose, the order, and when the pool is ready to swim. Lookback fills a slow-changing number from a recent test so one incomplete visit still paints the water.
Hand it to someone who helps with the pool.
Share the report by email, text, or a copy. A spouse, a neighbor, or the person who tests when you are away gets the same picture you do.
On the same pool
The rest of the week, still in Club.
Scanner and weather lead. These sit beside them, on the water you already log.
Graphs and analysis
1. Graphs and analysis
See demand, runtime, and the tests on one screen.
Chemical demand, the run time calculator, test results, and solid or liquid additions. Filter pressure, salt-generator output, and temperature chart across a time range you pick. Balanced water needs less chemical, and the graphs show where the week actually went.
2. Export
A date range, then inventory or logs.
Pick the dates, then export inventory or export logs. Turn pools on or off before the file is built. Use it when you want the year on paper, or one pool pulled out of the rest.
3. Pools and spas
Free covers 2 pools. Club covers any number.
The free Pooli tier lets you manage up to 2 pools. Pool Club is unlimited: any number of pools and hot tubs. Filter the list, open a pool, and each one keeps its own log and targets, plus the scan, the weather follow-up, the water report, and the monthly cost.
4. Connected testers
The device reading lands on the water test.
A LaMotte ColorQ 2X connects over Bluetooth and imports the panel. A SpinTouch can apply its results on the test, with the live values beside the connection. Installed equipment keeps warranty and purchase notes on that pool.
5. Shock and Slam
Algae scan, with a shock and slam target
Photograph green water or a cloudy pool. Shock and Slam, the algae and cloudiness scan, sets a shock target from this test: prep, treatment steps, and a follow-up you can ask Percy. Set cloudiness, algae type, and coverage, and the shock follows that photo. High combined chlorine gets its own temporary shock target from that reading, then a return to your normal range.
6. Chemical cost
Monthly chemical cost, by pool
Price the products in the shed. My Inventory totals a monthly consumable cost, with usage and cost on each priced chemical. Pool Club adds usage and cost by pool, plus a CSV when you want the year on paper.
Plans
Plus for the tools. Max when you want strips in the mail.
From a first pool to a hot tub that has been around for years.
"TBH, this app has made the stress and confusion of maintaining a pool for the first time - a non issue. A legit 5*s!"
SNARE, first-time owner
"Great app to keep you on top of your tasks. We let go of our pool company who only came once every two weeks and was just overdosing our pool with chlorine to keep it clear. Using Pooli, we've got our water easily balanced."
Kelly, pool owner
"I have been the owner of a hot tub for about seven years now. I found this app, loaded it and was pretty amazed at how easy it is to use. I was able to balance my water perfectly with a few chemicals I had."
Runner 1979, hot tub owner
Get Pooli, then start the trial in the app.
Download free. Club Plus includes a 14-day trial. Scanning, weather follow-ups, and the deeper reports live in Pool Club.