ripple

the science of healthy water

A calm pond at golden hour — a family fishing from a dock with their dog, a canoe crossing the water, and a Ripple health score of 82

Your pond, figured out.

Snap a photo, get a real answer — and a plan that works, season after season.

Coming soon to the App Store · free during beta

From photo to plan in minutes

No test kits, no guesswork, no forum threads. Ripple works from what you can see — and tells you when it needs a closer look.

1

Photograph your pond

Stand at the shoreline and take a photo. Add close-ups if you have them — texture is how Ripple tells algae from aquatic weeds, the single most common misdiagnosis in pond care.

2

Get a clear diagnosis

Ripple identifies the likely issue — filamentous algae, duckweed, submerged weeds, muck — with a confidence level, anything else it noticed, and a 0–100 health score you can track over time.

3

Follow a season plan

A product-specific plan sized to your pond's real measurements, with label-guided amounts, timing, reminders, and monthly photo check-ins to confirm it's actually working.

Built around your actual pond

Every recommendation is sized to your water, your weather, and your region — not a generic pond somewhere.

Measure from satellite

Trace your shoreline on a satellite map. Ripple computes surface area, perimeter, and volume — so amounts fit your pond, not a rough guess.

Weather-aware timing

A local bloom-risk outlook, a best-day-to-treat suggestion, and Pond Watch alerts when rain and heat are setting up conditions algae love.

Monthly check-ins

Each month's photo is diagnosed fresh, so a new problem never hides behind an old one. If duckweed shows up after the algae clears, you'll know — with a fix attached.

Ask the AI lake manager

A grounded advisor that knows your pond, your plan, and what each product actually does. When a licensed professional is the right call, it says so.

Built for real ponds: backyard and farm ponds, HOA and retention ponds, and golf course water features.

Straight answers, safe defaults

Water care involves regulated products. Ripple treats that seriously.

  • The label is the law. Every recommendation defers to the current product label for rates, timing, and water-use restrictions.
  • State-aware. Product availability varies by state — Ripple notes it and points you to your state's rules before you buy or apply.
  • Safety stops. If a photo suggests possible blue-green algae, Ripple flags the toxin risk and stops "just treat it" advice cold.
  • Honest about limits. When confidence is low, Ripple asks for a better photo. When a job needs a licensed pro, it refers you to one.

Ripple is a planning and education tool, not a licensed lake-management service. It helps you understand your water and make informed decisions — it doesn't replace professional judgment or the product label.

Be first in the water

Ripple is in beta now and coming to the App Store. Leave your email and we'll let you know the moment it's live — beta invites included.