Log water chemistry, store pool photos, and keep your pool's full history private and in one place.
Free forever · 30-second setup · No credit card ·
Private to you. Never sold, never shared.
Pool photo
Equipment pad
Water Chemistry
pH
7.4
Chlorine
3.2 ppm
CYA
40 ppm
Alkalinity
100
Calcium
250
Salt
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Walk your pool with a guided checklist and get a contractor-quality PDF report that tells you exactly what needs fixing, what it should cost, and when it's actually time to call someone. No experience needed.
Works on your phone at poolside · No experience needed
Walk your pool with the checklist
Tap and snap what you see
Get your PDF report
Pool Profile: free, quick setup
Guided inspection: checklist to PDF
What a pro charges vs. what you pay
If you can take a photo with your phone, you can do this. We'll guide you through every step.
Walk the pool with a simple checklist that tells you exactly what to look at — pump, filter, surface, deck, water, the works. Tap what you see, snap a photo, done.
Every issue you flag comes with a typical price range, built from real pool service data. Walk into any quote knowing if it's fair — or wildly inflated.
Finish the inspection and get a clean, contractor-ready PDF. Send it to any pool pro for fair, apples-to-apples quotes — or keep it for buying, selling, or insurance.
See a sample report (PDF) →Some things you can handle yourself. Others need a licensed pro. PoolPilot tells you which is which — so you don't pay $400 for a fix you could've done in 15 minutes.
Every inspection ends in a clean, contractor-ready PDF: a cover summary, every flagged issue with a typical repair cost range, and a section-by-section condition table. This is the document you hand to a pool pro — or keep for buying, selling, or insurance.
Real PDF, example data — see the full three pages before you pay anything.
Pool ownership shouldn't mean writing blank checks. Take back control.
Stop overpaying for repairs
When you know what's actually wrong and what it should cost, contractors quote you honestly. Use your report to compare bids side-by-side.
Buying or selling a pool home?
Know exactly what you're inheriting — or what to disclose. A documented PDF inspection is leverage at the negotiating table.
Spring open. Fall close. Never miss a thing.
Save every inspection to your account. Compare year over year, spot problems before they get expensive, and keep a clean record of your pool's history.
Works at poolside. Works offline.
No Wi-Fi in the backyard? No problem. Walk the pool with your phone, snap photos, and everything syncs the moment you're back online.
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PoolPilot
Yes — that's exactly who PoolPilot is for. Each step explains what to look at, what's normal, and what's a red flag, in plain English. If you can take a photo and tap a button, you can finish the whole inspection in about ten minutes.
Yes. Create an account, log chemistry, store photos — no credit card, no trial countdown, no catch. Your Pool Profile is yours to keep at no cost, always.
A professional inspector charges for their time on site — typically $249 or more per visit. PoolPilot prices the software instead of the visit: you do the ten-minute walk-through yourself, and $29.99 buys a lifetime license that covers every inspection you ever run. Same driveway, very different cost structure.
A licensed inspector brings trained eyes and can catch things a guided checklist can't — and for a major decision like buying a home, we'd never tell you to skip one. PoolPilot covers everything else: routine check-ups, documenting condition over time, and knowing what's worth a pro visit. When something does need a licensed professional, your report says so plainly instead of pretending you don't need one.
A Pool Profile is your pool's home base: address, two photos, and a water chemistry log. It takes 30 seconds to set up and is free forever. An inspection is the full guided walk-around — checklist, photos, repair cost estimates, and a contractor-quality PDF. Start with the profile; any inspection at your address links to it automatically.
PoolPilot flags it clearly in your report with a typical repair cost range. From there, you can send your PDF to any pool pro for a quote — and you'll know if the number they come back with is fair.
Nope — just your phone. If you happen to have a basic water test kit (strips work fine), you can log chemistry readings too. But it's optional, and you'll still get a complete inspection without one.
Absolutely — that's a big reason people use PoolPilot. The PDF is professional enough to send to any pool service company. Most will quote off your photos and notes directly, so you can compare bids without paying for a service call just to get a number.
A lot. Standard home inspectors barely glance at the pool — leaving you to find out about a $6,000 resurface job after closing. A PoolPilot inspection plus photos plus repair estimates gives you (or your buyer) a real picture of what they're getting into.
Set up your Pool Profile in 30 seconds — chemistry log, photos, and a permanent home for your pool's history. When you're ready, the 10-minute guided inspection is waiting.
No credit card. Either way, you keep everything.
Lifetime license — one payment, every future inspection
What a pro charges vs. what you pay · Lifetime license
What a pro charges vs. what you pay · Lifetime license