Water distribution crews
Flushing, main isolation, disinfection, dechlorination, repair documentation, and field record handoff.
Water distribution field software
A mobile-first field companion for hydrant flushing, flow testing, main volume calculations, disinfection support, meter work, tie-card scanning, and technician reference guides.
Built around field reality
HydrantLoop is a field companion app built to help workers handle common water distribution tasks from a phone. It focuses on fast entry, practical outputs, documentation, and manufacturer-aware reference material while keeping final verification with approved SOP, GIS, engineering review, and manufacturer specifications.
Built by field experience
HydrantLoop is being built from the practical problems that come up when a worker is away from a desk and needs useful information quickly: field calculations, repair references, documentation, photos, scanned tie cards, and clear handoff notes.
The goal is not to replace training, supervision, engineering review, GIS, or manufacturer documentation. The goal is to give field workers a cleaner way to organize the work they already do and bring important reference material closer to the jobsite.
Who it is for
HydrantLoop is being shaped with field use in mind: quick calculations, clean documentation, source-aware reference material, and less back-and-forth when a worker is standing at a hydrant, valve, meter, bypass, or repair site.
Flushing, main isolation, disinfection, dechlorination, repair documentation, and field record handoff.
Flow testing, hydrant repair references, parts lookup, manufacturer-oriented guides, and photo-backed notes.
Meter change-out notes, read comparisons, multiplier checks, endpoint details, and service documentation.
Field observations, testing support, PDF-ready document scans, and cleaner communication back to office systems.
Feature walkthrough
Enter pipe length, diameter, discharge size, pitot pressure, and flush duration. HydrantLoop estimates GPM, main velocity, pipe section volume, water changes, and total discharged gallons.
Supports basic hydrant flow-test inputs such as static pressure, residual pressure, pitot pressure, outlet size, and coefficient to help estimate observed and available flow.
Calculates water volume for a pipe section from diameter and length, giving gallons, gallons per foot, cubic feet, and million gallons.
Estimates chlorination and dechlorination values for water main work while keeping safety warnings and verification language visible.
Helps meter techs document change-outs, compare reads, handle multipliers, and review usage patterns from field-entered values.
Saves field entries from calculations and inspections so work can be reviewed, filtered, exported, and included in daily reporting.
Summarizes field records and provides export, share, email, print, and backup actions for moving data out of the app.
Provides a field map surface for location checks, GPS follow mode, manually staged points, and saved field record positioning.
Captures multiple physical card sides or document pages into one PDF that can be shared, downloaded, emailed, or uploaded into systems such as Drive, VueWorks, or GIS attachment workflows.
Organizes manufacturer-oriented hydrant, coupling, repair clamp, meter, disinfection, and repair information into a searchable field reference surface.
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Outside testing
Outside testers should complete the NDA, keep links and screenshots private, avoid unauthorized municipal or customer data, and report usability issues from real phone conditions.
Send NDA and tester instructions.
Open the field test link on a phone.
Test calculators, logs, map, scanner, and reference guides.
Return screenshots, workflow notes, and high-priority issues.
Roadmap
HydrantLoop is being developed in stages so core field value can be tested before larger system integrations are added.
Calculators, field logs, reports, tie-card/document scanning, hydrant and fitting references, meter tech support, and mobile-first workflows.
More complete hydrant repair guides, parts lookup, coupling and clamp cross-reference support, torque/specification reminders, and source-aware warnings.
Cleaner exports for office review, GIS attachment workflows, VueWorks-style upload preparation, and longer-term integration planning when permissions allow it.
Document scanning is active now. Future camera ideas may include better photo evidence packages, markups, tie-card handling, and field measurement assistance.
Mobile-first
Designed around phone use in the field.PDF-ready
Multi-page tie-card and document export.Reference-aware
Manufacturer-oriented repair and fitting guides.Professional use
HydrantLoop is designed to support field decisions and documentation. Final work should always be verified against current municipal SOP, approved engineering direction, manufacturer documentation, product labels, permits, safety rules, and official GIS or asset records.
Hydrant, coupling, clamp, meter, chemical, and fitting information should be checked against current manufacturer literature before field use.
Testers should avoid entering restricted customer, municipal, or security-sensitive information unless their organization has approved that workflow.
During outside testing, users should avoid real customer account information, sensitive infrastructure details, and internal records unless their organization has authorized that use.
HydrantLoop is a companion tool. It does not replace trained personnel, supervisor direction, confined-space rules, traffic control, water quality procedures, or site safety requirements.
FAQ
HydrantLoop is a mobile field companion for water distribution work, combining calculators, logs, reports, document scanning, mapping support, meter tools, and repair/reference guides.
The current testing group is intended for water distribution workers, hydrant technicians, meter technicians, fire protection testers, inspectors, contractors, and supervisors with field experience.
Yes. Outside testers are asked to sign an NDA before receiving the live testing link or private testing instructions.
Yes. The app is designed mobile-first so it can be used from a phone in the field, including calculator entry, reference lookup, logs, reports, and camera-based document scanning.
No. HydrantLoop supports field work, but users must verify final actions with their approved procedures, current manufacturer specifications, permits, and official records.
Yes. The purpose of outside testing is to learn what works in real field conditions, what is confusing, and what tools would make the app more useful for crews.
Contact
For testing access, feedback, field-review participation, or questions about the NDA process, contact the owner and creator.