Three things the current tools get wrong.
Free-text readings
Typing pH into a text field with wet gloves is how you get 74 instead of 7.4 — and nobody notices for a month.
Dosage in someone’s head
The dose depends on volume, current reading and target. That is arithmetic, and arithmetic belongs to the software.
The Saturday phone call
“Is it safe to swim?” lands on the owner’s personal mobile because the customer has no other way to find out.
Built for the pool deck, not the office chair.
Readings prefill from the last visit, so the tech confirms rather than enters. Out-of-range turns amber the moment it crosses, and the dose recalculates before they put the phone away.
Everything the Pool Electron adds.
Body-of-water records
Volume, surface, sanitiser type and equipment per pool — not per customer. Two pools at one address behave like two pools.
LSI and trend history
Saturation index and a per-reading trend line, so scale and corrosion are caught as a slope instead of an emergency.
Route sheets for 40 stops
Dense list, one-tap navigation, and reordering that survives a cancelled stop mid-morning.
Chemical usage by truck
What went out, what came back, what got dosed. Inventory reconciles itself off logged visits.
Your customers get Atom Home
Homeowners see readings in plain language, the photo from today, and a swim-safe timer after every shock treatment. Unlimited seats, branded to your business, $0 at any volume.
See Atom Home →$9.95 a month, plus 1% of what you invoice
The rate is flat at every scale, with no cap over it and no extra charge for putting another tech in a truck. The first 60 days, the subscription is waived and you pay only the 1%.
How pricing works →We're picking the first pool routes now.
Atom is in staging. Tell us your account count and what you run today.