Aqualitx

Smart pool chemistry tracking that keeps your water crystal clear and perfectly balanced.

Free during beta

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What you actually get when you sign up

Without an account, every test is an island and every dose is a guess. Aqualitx remembers so you don't have to.

A timeline of your pool's chemistry

Every reading you log charts itself against pH, free chlorine, alkalinity, CYA, water temperature, filter pressure, and phosphate ranges — so “is this normal?” becomes “here’s the last 90 days.”

Dosage that's calibrated to your pool

Tell us your gallons, lining, and filter type once. From then on every recommendation is in your pool’s units — cups of liquid chlorine, ounces of muriatic acid, scoops of dichlor — not a generic “add some.”

Costs that add up so you can budget

Each chemical addition logs its unit cost. The Spend Summary shows what this season cost vs. last, by chemical, by month, by visit. Stop guessing whether the tabs are expensive this year — see the number.

Reminders, storm alerts, and predictive nudges

We watch your readings for slow drifts (alkalinity creeping down for two weeks), heavy-rain events that diluted your chlorine, and reagent expiry on your test kits. The right reminder at the right time — not a generic “check your pool today.”

Share with anyone who touches the pool

Invite a spouse, your pool cleaner, or the previous owner of a freshly-bought house. They get their own login, contribute readings and maintenance records, and you stay in control of who can edit vs. just view.

Photos that travel with the reading

Pin a photo of the chocolate-brown stain or the cloudy water to the reading. Weeks later you — or whoever you've shared the pool with — can see what the water actually looked like next to the numbers.

Good to know before you sign up

Any test kit works
Test strips (AquaChek and the like), drop kits (Taylor, LaMotte), a pool-store water test, or a digital reader. Note which one you used and Aqualitx weighs the reading accordingly.
US units
Pool volume is in gallons and doses come out in ounces, cups, and pounds. You can log what you added in liters, milliliters, kilograms, or grams if that's what's on the bottle.
See a recommendation first
Enter one set of test results on the free chemistry check and see the kind of dose plan you'll get — no signup.

Free during beta — covers everything on this page.

We'll never paywall what's already shipped at the time you signed up.

Pentair ScreenLogic integration is available now and free during beta too. A Pro tier may come later for infra-heavy extras.

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Set up your pool once and every reading you log turns into a dose plan for your water.

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