Daily readings
Poolsheet stores the readings you type for each visit, so your log stays centered on the details you already measured. You can keep free chlorine, pH, and notes together in one place, then review the record later with help guides and the pool log sheet.
Spa venues on the same log
Yes, one log can cover a spa as well as other venues, so each place keeps its own history without extra paper. That makes it easier to move between locations and keep a clear trail in Poolsheet while you wait for access through the waitlist.
A record for the inspection file
You can keep a written record for review, export, or filing when you need to hand off the history of a site. For chemical context, see pool chlorine and pH, and use the notes field to capture anything that matters for the venue.
Not a test strip scanner
Poolsheet does not read a test strip and it does not decide whether water is safe. It is a place to store the values you enter yourself, which keeps the app focused on logging rather than interpreting a strip for you.
Follow your local health department code. Poolsheet is not a health authority, not a pool operator license, and nothing here means the water is safe. The CDC Model Aquatic Health Code is voluntary guidance, not your local rule.