Welcome to Dragoo Services

Select a client on the left or create a new one.
Assign a Service Day (Monday–Friday) to organize your route.

• Clients list on the left is grouped by route day.
• Tap Today’s Route to filter to today’s service day.
• Use Phosphates to see Phos readings for every pool.
• Use Daily Chem Check for FC / pH / Alk across the route.
• Use Calcium Hardness to see CH for every pool.
• Use Dosage Charts for quick range & dosage references.
• Use Lee Assistant to get live help on pool problems.

Add Visit & Chemistry

Enter SpinTouch and/or Taylor readings. You can leave fields blank if not tested.

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SpinTouch Readings

Taylor Readings

Filter Cleaning

Use this when you clean the filter (typically Jan and Jul) to record the exact date.

Salt Cell Cleaning

Use this when you clean the salt cell (typically Jan, Apr, Jul, Oct) to record the exact date.

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Daily Service Problems / Notes

Document issues, warnings, customer requests, heater concerns, or follow-ups for this specific visit.

Visit History

Date	SpinTouch (key)	Taylor (key)	Notes	Meta

All Phosphate Logs

Client	Service Day	Date	SpinTouch Phos	Taylor Phos

All Calcium Hardness Logs

Client	Service Day	Date	SpinTouch CH	Taylor CH

All Daily Chem Logs

Client	Service Day	Date	SpinTouch FC	Taylor FC	SpinTouch pH	Taylor pH	SpinTouch Alk	Taylor Alk

Typical Recommended Ranges (Residential Pool)

Use this as a general target. Adjust for special cases (heater manufacturer, plaster vs. vinyl, salt systems, etc.).

Parameter	Target Range	Notes
Free Chlorine (FC)	2–4 ppm (many run 3–5)	Match to CYA level; don’t let it sit at 0.
pH	7.4–7.8 (7.2–7.8 acceptable)	Heater-friendly sweet spot ~7.4–7.6.
Total Alkalinity (TA)	80–120 ppm	Lower (70–90) is OK for salt with high aeration.
Calcium Hardness (CH)	200–400 ppm	Watch scaling risk if > 400, especially with heaters.
Cyanuric Acid (CYA)	30–50 ppm (liquid CL) / 60–80 ppm (salt)	Too high CYA makes chlorine sluggish; may need water replacement.
Salt (SWG pools)	Per manufacturer, typically ~2700–3400 ppm	Trust the cell’s happy range more than generic charts.
Phosphates	< 500 ppb	Many treat > 1000 ppb, especially on problem pools.

Raise Alkalinity – Baking Soda (Sodium Bicarbonate)

Rule-of-thumb: 1.5 lbs baking soda per 10,000 gallons raises TA by about 10 ppm.
Always add in smaller steps, circulate 6–24 hours, and retest.

Pool Volume	+10 ppm TA	+20 ppm TA	+30 ppm TA
10,000 gal	1.5 lbs	3.0 lbs	4.5 lbs
15,000 gal	2.25 lbs	4.5 lbs	6.75 lbs
20,000 gal	3.0 lbs	6.0 lbs	9.0 lbs
25,000 gal	3.75 lbs	7.5 lbs	11.25 lbs

• Broadcast around the pool, don’t dump in one spot or skimmer.
• Run pump 6–24 hours and retest TA and pH.
• If you’re unsure, start with half the amount, then creep up.

Notes / Future Charts

You can expand this page later with:

• “How much acid to lower pH” quick reference.
• “How much calcium chloride to raise CH.”
• “Heater-safe CSI range” guide.

Lee Assistant – Pool Problem Solver

This uses your OpenAI API key to talk to Lee directly from inside Dragoo Services. Keep your key private. It is stored only in this browser. To get a key: log into your OpenAI account → API section → create a secret key. Usage there is billed by OpenAI, not this app.

Ask Lee about a pool issue

Describe the pool, test results (SpinTouch + Taylor), equipment, and the problem. Example: "14k gallon plaster pool, salt system, SpinTouch: FC 1.2, pH 8.1..."

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