Pour Balance
7 Sept 2026launched 24 days ago
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Soft launch · 1 countryUnited States
1.0latest version · 24 days ago
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Keep a clear, on-device record of concrete truck-ticket volume for each pour. Pour Balance makes the physical balance visible without calling it yield, acceptance, payment, or compliance. Create multiple named pours in U.S. customary or metric units. Add an optional planned volume directly, or calculate one rectangular section from length, width, and depth. Record each ticket number and ticketed volume, then choose all placed, all returned, leave the volume unallocated, or enter custom placed, returned, and optional recorded-waste amounts. Any remaining ticketed amount stays visible as unaccounted volume. Use Save & Add Next for continuous truck entry. The live dashboard shows ticketed, placed, returned, recorded-waste, and unaccounted totals, a visual physical-allocation balance, and recorded placed volume compared with your optional plan. Review notes remain separate from physical disposition, so a user-recorded rejected and returned ticket is not counted as two volumes. Reopen and edit tickets, delete a ticket with confirmation, adjust supported pour setup, delete an entire saved pour from the pour list with confirmation, and share a deterministic plain-text summary only by choosing Share Summary and a destination in Apple's share sheet. Working records stay in local app storage. Pour Balance has no account, ads, tracking, analytics SDK, subscription, developer backend, or third-party runtime SDK. The app does not send working records to a developer service. Choosing to share a summary or recovery file opens Apple's share sheet for a destination you select. Apple backup and diagnostic services, and the destination you choose, have their own practices. IMPORTANT: Recorded volumes only. This is not a yield, acceptance, payment, or compliance result. Use controlling project specifications, calibrated equipment, laboratory results, and professional judgment.Read more
Keep a clear, on-device record of concrete truck-ticket volume for each pour.
Pour Balance makes the physical balance visible without calling it yield,
acceptance, payment, or compliance.
Create multiple named pours in U.S. customary or metric units. Add an
optional planned volume directly, or calculate one rectangular section from
length, width, and depth.
Record each ticket number and ticketed volume, then choose all placed, all
returned, leave the volume unallocated, or enter custom placed, returned,
and optional recorded-waste amounts. Any remaining ticketed amount stays
visible as unaccounted volume. Use Save & Add Next for continuous truck
entry.
The live dashboard shows ticketed, placed, returned, recorded-waste, and
unaccounted totals, a visual physical-allocation balance, and recorded placed
volume compared with your optional plan. Review notes remain separate from
physical disposition, so a user-recorded rejected and returned ticket is not
counted as two volumes.
Reopen and edit tickets, delete a ticket with confirmation, adjust supported
pour setup, delete an entire saved pour from the pour list with confirmation,
and share a deterministic plain-text summary only by choosing Share Summary
and a destination in Apple's share sheet.
Working records stay in local app storage. Pour Balance has no account, ads,
tracking, analytics SDK, subscription, developer backend, or third-party
runtime SDK. The app does not send working records to a developer service.
Choosing to share a summary or recovery file opens Apple's share sheet for a
destination you select. Apple backup and diagnostic services, and the
destination you choose, have their own practices.
IMPORTANT: Recorded volumes only. This is not a yield, acceptance, payment,
or compliance result. Use controlling project specifications, calibrated
equipment, laboratory results, and professional judgment.
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- Version 1.0First seen · 7 Sept 2026
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United States
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