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PartSnap assists with possible part families, equipment clues, visible evidence, and missing proof.
SplashLens starts with PartSnap and field reference tools, then grows into the proof and service-memory layer around pool, spa, and aquatic service work. The goal is simple: help the person at the stop move faster without pretending the app replaces manuals, qualified judgment, or manufacturer guidance.
A tech does not need another giant dashboard while standing at the pad. They need a fast answer, a clean proof path, and a packet they can trust enough to review, escalate, or save.
PartSnap assists with possible part families, equipment clues, visible evidence, and missing proof.
Service Proof Passport saves readings, photos, labels, notes, risk flags, and what was verified.
Customer-safe summaries and senior-tech/vendor packets turn messy field notes into a reviewable handoff.
Apprentice Mode, Facility Assist, and field lessons turn real stops into practical training examples.
Owner dashboards and service memory show where techs get stuck, what parts repeat, and what should be built next.
SplashLens should sit beside route, billing, and CRM systems first. The job is to own the field intelligence layer: proof, reference, training, escalation, and partner-ready equipment cards.
Second proof photo, mystery-part review tickets, partner-verified cards when available, and conservative fitment language.
Robots, automation, lighting, salt, heat pumps, chemical controllers, covers, spas, and swim spas organized into proof-first trees.
New-tech mode, senior review, five-minute field lessons, CPO/facility flows, and partner training modules.
Team proof history, branded customer summaries, callback-risk review, technician coaching, and weekly search/usage reports.
Manufacturer, distributor, training, media, and education partners can supply known failure points, docs, model families, and preferred verification language.
Open the app, capture the part or code, build the proof, and save the memory before the next tech has to rediscover it.
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