Is the water ready? H2Oracle knows.

Log your tests, chemicals and swims for the pool and the hot tub. H2Oracle works out whether the water is safe to get in, how much chlorine or acid to add, and when it’ll need more, learned from your own water.

Coming soon to Google PlayThe Android app is on its way.
The H2Oracle app: the status card says the pool is safe to swim, with the latest pH and chlorine, and the timeline of tests and chemicals below it.

What it does

Logging a water test with typed results or Taylor drop counts.

Log a test

Type the results, or the drops you counted with a Taylor K-2006 kit and let the app do the math. It says what’s in range and what to add.

Adding liquid chlorine, with what it will do to the water.

Add chemicals

As you type the amount, it shows what it will do to the water and how long to wait before swimming.

Logging a soak in the hot tub: how many people and for how long.

Log swims and soaks

People use up chlorine. Say how many were in and for how long, and the estimates allow for it.

A prediction card: chlorine is probably low, with the dose to add.

Predictions

After a few weeks of tests it learns how fast your water uses chlorine and drifts in pH, and suggests a dose before it runs low.

Switching between the pool and the hot tub.

Pool and hot tub

Each has its own history, ranges and answer. Chlorine or bromine, salt water or not.

The hot tub's upkeep: the filter rinse is due, and the water change counts bathers since the last one.

Water and filter upkeep

Knows when the filter needs a rinse and when the hot tub’s water needs changing, from how much it’s been used.

Inviting another phone to the household with a QR code.

Share with your household

Keep everyone’s phones in step, with no accounts: invite each phone with a QR code that works once.

The timeline of tests, chemicals and swims.

Reminders that fit

A reminder to test on the days you choose, a re-test after chemicals, and a nudge when a treatment step or the filter is due.

Made for the people who look after the water