Kor Mobile vs Well Water Interpreter

Kor offers a mobile interface for YSI’s industry-leading EXO Multiparameter Water Quality Sondes, providing powerful, real-time water quality monitoring capabilities in the palm of your hand. Connect to Kor Mobile on your iOS device using a KorLink Bluetooth adapter connected to an EXO sonde via a field cable to establish a Bluetooth connection to view and manage water quality data directly in the field. No internet connection required. Key Features: • Data Management – View recorded data and transfer or share data files in the field  • Site Management – Organize and access data by location • Deployment Tools – Streamline setup and configuration in the field • Sensor Calibration – Perform calibrations directly from your phone • Instrument Settings – Adjust parameters and settings with ease • App Settings – Customize your experience

# App Store Description ## App Name Water Test Interpreter ## Subtitle Understand well water tests ## Promotional Text Turn private well water lab results into clear, practical guidance you can save and review anytime. ## Description Water Test Interpreter helps private well owners understand common water test results in plain English. Enter values from your lab report, including nitrate, arsenic, lead, bacteria indicators, pH, hardness, iron, manganese, and total dissolved solids. The app highlights whether each result looks OK, needs watching, or may require urgent follow-up. Keep a local history of your water tests, review past results, and set an annual reminder to retest for common private well concerns like bacteria and nitrate. Key features: - Interpret common private well water test values - See clear risk levels: OK, Watch, or Urgent - Save a private history of your test reports - Review practical next steps for concerning results - Set an annual retesting reminder - Dark, modern interface designed for quick review Water Test Interpreter is designed for educational guidance only. It does not replace advice from certified laboratories, local health departments, qualified water treatment professionals, or clinicians. Always confirm urgent or health-related results with a trusted professional.