Can you please email us at [email protected] and we’ll look into this and get you squared away. Please include your account number that can be found under the “About TFP” portion of the app.
Pool Math........The App
- Thread starter Leebo
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I had a similar issue, subscription expired yesterday and google play did the auto renewal, but pool math still shows an expired date. I sent an email with all the details.
quick dumb question or two - I am a semi-luddite - I have a win 7 pc and some kind of kindle tablet thingy (like the precision there?) and a dumb flip phone. Am I correct in my conclusion that I can not use any of these apps? That I just need to stick with the TFP sites pool math calculator and paper notes? That is not a problem for me but I was wanting to give a try to anything new (especially if it would keep the info in a memory somehow) but just thought I would check.
- May 23, 2015
- 24,382
- Pool Size
- 16000
- Surface
- Plaster
- Chlorine
- Salt Water Generator
- SWG Type
- Pentair Intellichlor IC-60
Yep.
PoolMath app is not available on any Kindle device. You need a smartphone (iPhone or Android phone) to use the App on a mobile device. The App will also work on iPads and Android tablets (Samsung, etc).
Thanks! I was just checking in case the reason I couldn't seem to get anything to load was my fault. LOL
Just renewed my subscription. I really like the ease of using the App and want to continue supporting its development. My biggest wish is that when I get recommended dosages in quarts, or similar, that I be able to enter a different amount but the same unit of measure as used in the recommendation. Thanks for listening!
If I’m understanding your comment,
You’re saying how in the chemical additions it keeps defaulting to milliters rather than the last unit of measurement you used, ie gallons or ounces?
If that’s what you’re saying, you can toss eggs at me as I messed up.
That will be fixed next update.
You’re saying how in the chemical additions it keeps defaulting to milliters rather than the last unit of measurement you used, ie gallons or ounces?
If that’s what you’re saying, you can toss eggs at me as I messed up.
That will be fixed next update.
- Apr 23, 2017
- 2,400
- Pool Size
- 22000
- Surface
- Plaster
- Chlorine
- Salt Water Generator
- SWG Type
- Hayward Aqua Rite (T-15)
Revlus
Gold Supporter
If I’m understanding your comment,
You’re saying how in the chemical additions it keeps defaulting to milliters rather than the last unit of measurement you used, ie gallons or ounces?
If that’s what you’re saying, you can toss eggs at me as I messed up.
I won't throw eggs, though I look forward to the update! Use the last unit of measurement, and remember the % value of bleach I put in last time, as an example.
Love the app... it's part of my daily ritual. Thank you so much for the continued effort.
FWIW, app does remember the % bleach I'm using. I'm using App on an iPhone 6S. When app provides the amount of additions, it's in various measures. I use the qts/cups/ounces setting as my measuring pot is one quart. When I go to log the chemical addition, I have to use ounces. Quarts is not an available unit of measure. Hope this is clearer.
Okay, used the app again just now to log some tests and an addition. If "quarts" could be added to the additions choices, that would be helpful. Gallons is a choice; recommended dosages are given in Gallons/qts/cups. Only way to enter with precision is then to use ounces. An alternative would be to provide the ounces in parans after gallons/qts/cups recommendation. HTH.
App is so great, thank you!
I am only missing the little detail of having the “Effects of adding” and suggested adding by volume like in the web app, anyway very minor coment in a great app...
I am only missing the little detail of having the “Effects of adding” and suggested adding by volume like in the web app, anyway very minor coment in a great app...
- May 3, 2014
- 58,309
- Pool Size
- 6000
- Surface
- Fiberglass
- Chlorine
- Salt Water Generator
- SWG Type
- Pentair Intellichlor IC-40
The app has the Effects of Adding. Touch the three horizontal lines in the upper left.
Thank you for your answer, I have seen and I am using it.
I am missing only the option of adding by volume instead by weight in the chems that I use and I measure by volume like: calc clhor dihid, stabilizer, Boric acid, etc...
on iPhone pool math app for PH how do I add a . ? all I get are numbers only. an example is 7.6 for PH how do I enter that?
Can you please send a screenshot of your page including the keyboard to [email protected]
My gut says you may have a third party keyboard installed that's causing some issues.
My gut says you may have a third party keyboard installed that's causing some issues.
When calculating to add borates, it seems you cannot select the acid strength to counteract? It's locked at 31.45 - currently I'm using 29% as it was a better value with the Leslie's sale and coupon. I can convert the math manually but it seems like something that should be selectable.
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- Jan 4, 2016
- 5,288
- Pool Size
- 44000
- Surface
- Plaster
- Chlorine
- Salt Water Generator
Just something for the long term wish list...
Drop down lists of chems 'remember' most frequently used choices and keep them at the top of the list, so I don't need to scroll/find
Drop down lists of chems 'remember' most frequently used choices and keep them at the top of the list, so I don't need to scroll/find
Propbndr
LifeTime Supporter
I have a cya level of 75 in my SWG pool. The poolmath app recommends a FC range of 4 to 11 ppm, with a default target of 5 ppm. The web based poolmath no longer lists a fc range. It simply lists the minimum and target. Where is the app getting the recommended maximum. Why does the web based poolmath no longer list a range?
I try to set my pool levels at the middle of the various ranges. Given the app’s range of 4 to 11, I would set my preferred fc level to about 8 ppm. The app does not allow me to permanently set my desired fc level. Is this restriction deliberate or and error in the app?
p.s. The cya/fc chart does not list a range for SWG pools either.
I try to set my pool levels at the middle of the various ranges. Given the app’s range of 4 to 11, I would set my preferred fc level to about 8 ppm. The app does not allow me to permanently set my desired fc level. Is this restriction deliberate or and error in the app?
p.s. The cya/fc chart does not list a range for SWG pools either.
Propbndr
LifeTime Supporter
I forgot to add to my post. Where does the app get its weather info? The weather it records for my logs is not even close to what is outside my window.