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QUESTIONS

Straight answers, including what it cannot do yet.

What it grades, what it needs from you, what happens to your data, and what is still on the way.

Questions

No. You can log test-kit results by hand, and the nine core parameters are graded exactly the same way. An Apex just makes the readings arrive on their own.

THE LIMITS

What ReefGPT does not do yet.

A tank is a living thing and you are trusting this with it, so here is what it cannot do today. Most of it is on the way: some on the web app, the rest with the mobile app.

TODAYIt does not watch the tank while the app is closed.Readings sync when you open it, at most every 10 minutes. Until then, your Apex’s own alarms are still your alarms.
COMING WITH THE MOBILE APPBackground syncing, so readings keep arriving while the app is closed.
TODAYIt does not send push alerts or texts.Anything worth knowing waits in the app for the next time you look.
COMING WITH THE MOBILE APPPush notifications for tank condition and dosing.
TODAYIt reads Neptune Apex only, for now.GHL and Hydros are not supported yet. A test kit works with any setup.
PLANNED FOR THE WEB APPMore controllers, starting with the ones testers ask for.
TODAYThere is no App Store app yet.It runs in your phone’s browser and is built for a phone first.
IN THE WORKSA mobile app for iPhone and Android.
TODAYIt never controls your equipment.The access you share is view-only. It cannot switch an outlet or change a dose.
STAYS THIS WAY, BY DESIGNA read-only assistant cannot make a mistake with your livestock.
TODAYThe chat can be wrong.It runs on a language model. Its answers quote your numbers, so you can check them against the tank.
ALWAYS IMPROVINGReports of wrong answers from the trial go straight into improving it.
CLOSED TRIAL

Put ReefGPT on your tank.

We are letting reefers in a few at a time, Apex owners first. It is free while the trial runs, and there will always be a free tier.

One email when your spot opens. Nothing else.

Livestock photos from Wikimedia Commons: Royal gramma by cello caruso-turiello, CC BY 4.0 · Yellow watchman goby by aquarist.me, CC BY 2.0 · Lawnmower blenny by Denis Cheong, CC BY-SA 4.0 · Hammer coral by harum.koh, CC BY-SA 2.0 · Acropora by Dieter Karner, CC BY 2.0 · Cleaner shrimp by Lonnie Huffman, CC BY 3.0. Cropped. Other photos and the video from Pexels.