Live dispatch map
Weekly routes on the map.
Weekly routes, spring openings and fall closings, in one app.
Opening season: every pool is on the map, crews see their stops, and customers get a text when their pool is open.
A typical pool opening costs homeowners about $300 on average.[1] A full-service pool maintenance runs $100 to $300 a month.[1] That's what's on the other end of a missed call.
The first call isn't one job. It's every visit after it. Miss that call and you didn't lose a ticket, you lost a customer who would have paid you again and again.
Your busy season: Spring openings and fall closings, crammed into a few weeks.
Put in your own numbers. Nothing is saved or sent anywhere.
Starts at the typical pool opening price. Change it to your own average job. The 45% starting point: in one 2026 study, 45% of home-services leads booked on the call.[4] Your estimate, from your numbers. Not a promise.
| Without | With ampdIQ | |
|---|---|---|
| The phone rings while you're on a job | It goes to voicemail. Most callers don't leave one. | The AI receptionist answers, gets the details and puts the job on your board. |
| A call slips through anyway | You find the missed call hours later. They already hired someone. | They get a text back in seconds, from your business number. |
| Who's closest? | Call three techs and guess. | Look at the live map and drag the job to the nearest truck. |
| "When will you be here?" | The customer calls the office. Twice. | They watch the truck coming on a live link. |
| Getting paid | Invoices go out Friday night. You chase checks for weeks. | Invoice and pay link from the driveway, with reminders that go out on their own. |
| Job history | Notes on five phones and a clipboard. | Every job, photo and call saved on the customer. |
Weekly routes on the map.
Openings and closings booked on one calendar.
Equipment and service notes on every pool.
Text customers when you're on the way or done.
Card payments, customer texts, reminders, review requests, crew accounts, job timer, offline mode and more. See all features
Check the ones that sound like your week.
ampdIQ is in development. Follow along and tell us what your current setup gets wrong.
Industry numbers come from the companies and cost guides named above. They describe the market, not ampdIQ results.