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SplashPilot Pro
Pool service software: routes, techs, aerial quotes
SplashPilot Pro is the operating system for pool service companies — 10 pools or 100 — and the flat-priced alternative to Skimmer, Pool Brain and the spreadsheet. Clients and pools, recurring cleanings that rebook themselves, day routes optimized with one tap, a tech app with check-ins and photos from the deck, quotes measured straight off the aerial map, invoices, client portals, expenses and P&L, equipment tracking and reports. $20/mo flat, everything included. 14-day trial, no card.
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Pool routes run on memory, a clipboard and a group text. The software that exists is either priced per-stop and per-tech, or so basic you outgrow it in a season — so most independent pool guys just don't use any, and lose money to skipped stops, forgotten invoices and quotes eyeballed from the driveway.
SplashPilot Pro is one flat $20/month, everything included:
• Clients and pools, recurring cleanings that rebook themselves
• Day routes optimized with one tap — your techs see the same order on their phones
• Aerial pool measuring — trace the pool on satellite view, get square footage, quote it before you drive out
• My Day tech view: gate codes, check-in, photos from the deck, done or skip-with-reason
• Crew Tracker so the owner sees what actually happened today
• Quotes clients approve online, invoices, client portals, campaigns
• Expenses, P&L, equipment and maintenance tracking, reports
• The pool catalog ships ready to price: weekly cleans, chemical balancing, filter cleans, salt cell, green-to-clean, acid wash, openings and closings
14-day trial, no card, no demo call.
If you service pools: what finally made you drop the clipboard — or what's still keeping you on it?
The $20 flat pricing is a nice hook against Skimmer. One thing that would seal the deal for me as a solo operator is a quick-add chemical log on the tech side, where my guys tap a few buttons after each visit and it auto-attaches to the client's record. Right now it sounds like everything else is covered, but tracking chemical readings over time across a season is the gap that keeps people in spreadsheets.
About SplashPilot Pro on Product Hunt
“Pool service software: routes, techs, aerial quotes”
SplashPilot Pro was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 4 upvotes and 2 comments, placing #142 on the daily leaderboard. SplashPilot Pro is the operating system for pool service companies — 10 pools or 100 — and the flat-priced alternative to Skimmer, Pool Brain and the spreadsheet. Clients and pools, recurring cleanings that rebook themselves, day routes optimized with one tap, a tech app with check-ins and photos from the deck, quotes measured straight off the aerial map, invoices, client portals, expenses and P&L, equipment tracking and reports. $20/mo flat, everything included. 14-day trial, no card.
SplashPilot Pro was featured in Productivity (656.7k followers), Marketing (466.3k followers) and SaaS (43.2k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 275.4k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
Who hunted SplashPilot Pro?
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