1import{j as e,c1 as o,c4 as s,az as a,z as n}from"./index-CzAkNt2W.js";const t=()=>e.jsx(o,{icon:a,eyebrow:"The iPhone companion",title:"Pool-care tools on your iPhone. Business operations on the web.",lede:"Use SplashIQ Pool Care for chemical calculations, saved pools and local visit records. Use the web workspace to manage your company, customers and schedule.",heroBullets:["Native iPhone app from the App Store","Pool chemical calculators","Local pool records and visit tools","Personal records stay on your device"],primaryAction:e.jsx(n,{}),closingNote:"The native app and business web plans are separate. Downloading the app does not start a business subscription.",intro:e.jsx("p",{children:"The account menu opens the App Store listing. Existing web visits remain available in your workspace."}),sections:[{heading:"An app, not a smaller browser window",body:e.jsx("p",{children:"Download SplashIQ Pool Care for iPhone. Use your device's appearance and accessibility settings for a comfortable view. Visibility outdoors varies; we make no direct-sunlight or work-glove guarantees."})},{heading:"Keep local records separate from company data",body:e.jsx("p",{children:"The current App Store release stores personal pools and visits on the device. Signing in does not upload those records to your employer or back them up. Export a portable backup when you need an independent copy."})},{heading:"Company-visit connection â in development",body:e.jsx("p",{children:"We are building a permission-checked connection for downloading authorized company visits and returning measured readings and notes. This is not yet included in the App Store release. It will not automatically send email, complete visits or create invoices."})}],benefits:[{title:"Tools at the pool",body:"Use the native app's calculators and local visit tools."},{title:"Company records on the web",body:"Keep scheduling, customers and business operations in your web workspace."}],faqs:s,closing:e.jsx(e.Fragment,{children:"Get SplashIQ Pool Care for iPhone."})});export{t as component};
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