We didn't start a software company.
We solved our own problem.
200+ pools. Five different apps. Nothing worked together.
We were running a legitimate operation in Texas—200+ weekly accounts, a solid crew, multiple trucks on the road daily. But behind the scenes? Complete chaos. One app for scheduling, another for invoicing, a third for route planning. We were paying over $400/month and still handling half of it manually.
Every option on the market was built by developers, not operators.
We evaluated everything available. The demos looked impressive, but the products fell apart under real-world conditions. The teams behind these tools had never actually run routes or managed a crew. They didn't understand what pool service professionals actually need because they'd never done the work themselves.
So we decided to build exactly what we needed.
Every feature tested in the field before it shipped. Every update driven by real feedback from real technicians. No feature bloat, no corporate roadmaps—just the tools that actually work when you're standing poolside at 2pm trying to figure out why the pump sounds off.
Now we're making it available to everyone.
Today we operate a seven-figure business more efficiently than we ever thought possible. Routes that required hours of planning now optimize themselves. Invoicing happens automatically. Customers stay informed without constant follow-up. And we're offering SwimTech at a price point that respects where you are in your journey—because we remember exactly what that felt like.