App suggestion - summary filter and photos

[Household6]

Is there a way to temporarily filter what results you want to see? Example - I’m having issues with my ph. Would like to see just my ph and TA results, filtering out the TC, CH and CYA.

Would also be useful if could include logs of chem additions that affect the test results (in example above MA, Borax, Baking soda, etc.)

Would also like to be able to add photos - maybe under notes. Would help while SLAMing, making changes to plumbing, equipment, or during a refurb.

 

[HermanTX]

Is there a way to temporarily filter what results you want to see? Example - I’m having issues with my ph. Would like to see just my ph and TA results, filtering out the TC, CH and CYA.

Each chemical that is outside the range has a ! by it. I find this easy to refer but understand your point. Interesting to see what others think.

Would also be useful if could include logs of chem additions that affect the test results (in example above MA, Borax, Baking soda, etc.)

Under New Log - Log Chemicals you can add just about any chemical. This then shows in your log history. You could make a separate note as well - such as "added x oz of 10% Chlorine to raise x PPM" I find this is effective.

Would also like to be able to add photos - maybe under notes. Would help while SLAMing, making changes to plumbing, equipment, or during a refurb.

Even if it just created a link to your photos on your phone it could be helpful. I set up a Album (iPhone/iCloud) that is called POOL and I push all my pool related photos to that album. So if I am looking for something, I just go to the album rather than searching my whole iCloud.
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[Mdragger88]

Mine shows these things in the summary- u can adjust the time frame

 

[cme4oil]

Mine shows these things in the summary- u can adjust the time frame
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You know, I never looked at that page before. If you keep good records, this gives you a nice summary. Of course you can also export the logs to csv and do whatever you want to in a spreadsheet..

 

[Household6]

Each chemical that is outside the range has a ! by it. I find this easy to refer but understand your point. Interesting to see what others think.

I see the “!”’s, but that’s just for that particular moment. I’m looking to be able to view all entries over time (or maybe just this season) for testing X.

Under New Log - Log Chemicals you can add just about any chemical. This then shows in your log history. You could make a separate note as well - such as "added x oz of 10% Chlorine to raise x PPM" I find this is effective.

But is there a way to see info for entries made just of x and Y? So you don’t have to sift through all the add’l chems?


Even if it just created a link to your photos on your phone it could be helpful. I set up a Album (iPhone/iCloud) that is called POOL and I push all my pool related photos to that album. So if I am looking for something, I just go to the album rather than searching my whole iCloud.

Not a bad idea. Thanks for the tip! But something about having the photos within the app seems far more convenient.
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Responses within quote. _^^

 

[Household6]

Mine shows these things in the summary- u can adjust the time frame
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If we could tap on “ph” or “calcium hardness” and see each test result or chem addition that aggregated the summary results, that would be perfect!

 

[Household6]

You know, I never looked at that page before. If you keep good records, this gives you a nice summary. Of course you can also export the logs to csv and do whatever you want to in a spreadsheet..

Precisely! But in today’s world of technology, downloading and messing with a spreadsheet feels so cumbersome somehow. (First world problems, I know. )