iOS septic and well tracker

Septic, well and water gear on one maintenance calendar

Septic & Well is a maintenance calendar for homes with a septic system or private well. You enter tank size, household and last pumping date, then it sets reminder dates, keeps records, and can export a service history PDF for the home file.

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Septic and well upkeep on one calendar

Track pumping, water tests, and filters in one place. Septic & Well also includes one free system, so you can start with a single home and see how the reminder calendar works.

How the next date is worked out

The app uses the tank size, household size, and last pumping date to set the next reminder. If you are asking how often should a septic tank be pumped, the app will help you keep that timing in one place instead of guessing from memory.

Records and the home sale report

Save receipts and service notes as you go, then export a PDF report when you need a simple history for repairs, routine care, or a home sale packet. You can also review the plan later from your saved records.

Guides and free tools

Use the guides for plain language help, or try the pumping calculator and well test schedule for quick planning. Homes with septic or private well systems are common, and the EPA says more than one in five US households use septic or small cluster systems, while about 15 percent of the US population relies on private wells.

What the app does not do

Septic & Well is not an inspector or a lab. It helps you organize reminders and records, but it does not diagnose system problems, replace professional testing, or claim that water is safe.

Get the app

Join the iOS waitlist to be first in line when it opens, and check get the app for web and Android plans. If you want to compare access options, see pricing for the free system details and anything shown in the App Store purchase sheet later.

Reference only. The app is a reminder and a record log, not an inspector, a lab, or a permit office.