PumpRemind

PumpRemind keeps every system on your property on schedule — septic tank, private well, propane tank, backup generator, sump pump, water heater, and more — all in one place, completely offline. Rural and semi-rural homeowners juggle systems that no city dweller thinks about. Miss a septic pump-out and you could face thousands in damage. Skip a well water test and you may not notice contamination until it's too late. Forget to test the generator and it fails the night the storm hits. PumpRemind makes sure none of that slips through the cracks. ADD YOUR SYSTEMS IN SECONDS - Pick a type, set capacity, install date, and when it was last serviced - PumpRemind projects the next service date and shows a clear countdown - Color-coded status tells you at a glance what's overdue, due soon, or on track LOG EVERY SERVICE CALL - Record the date, what was done, the cost, and the contractor's name and phone - Build a complete service history for each system - See total documented spend per system SEASONAL REMINDERS THAT MATTER - Winterize the well pump before the first freeze - Test the generator before storm season - Schedule the pump-out before the tank is full - Notifications fire on the due date, with your permission A BUILT-IN MAINTENANCE GUIDE - Typical service intervals for each system type - Why each task matters and what neglect can cost - Recommended seasonal tasks you can add as reminders with one tap SERVICE HISTORY FOR RESALE - Export a clean PDF service history for any system — ideal documentation when you sell - Export CSV records for your own files PRIVATE BY DESIGN - Works fully offline. No account, no cloud, no tracking - Your data stays on your device FREE TO START Track one system free. Upgrade once to PumpRemind Pro for unlimited systems, PDF service-history reports, and CSV export. Pay once — no subscription. PumpRemind provides general maintenance guidance based on widely-reported manufacturer and extension-service recommendations. It is not professional advice. Always follow your equipment's manual, local code, and a licensed contractor for your specific system.