Reef-critical parameters
Alk, Ca, Mg, NO3, PO4, salinity, ORP — overlaid charts so correlations show up before problems do.
Reef tanks do not forgive carelessness. Alkalinity drifting 1 dKH overnight, phosphate climbing, magnesium ignored, dosing miscalculated — any of those mistakes turns into RTN, STN or a tank that simply stops growing. ReefFlow is built to lower that risk: an app organized around the daily routine of a reef keeper, with parameters, dosing, maintenance, journal and livestock integrated.
Track alkalinity, calcium, magnesium, nitrate and phosphate with overlaid charts so you see relationships (Alk dropping while Ca crashes? Mg flat while Ca stalls?), schedule dosing with reminders, log changes to skimmer or lighting and keep a visual journal of every coral.
Reef tank done right, without spreadsheets, paper notebooks and three apps open at once.
Alk, Ca, Mg, NO3, PO4, salinity, ORP — overlaid charts so correlations show up before problems do.
Set up Balling, two-part or all-in-one routines. Reminders, history and dose calculation.
Skimmer, media, water change, refugium care, pump cleaning. Recurring cycles nobody forgets.
Over 1,000 species. Lighting, flow, placement, diet and compatibility for each one.
Photo timeline of every coral, notes on RTN/STN, additions and system changes.
AI reads your parameters, spots patterns (Alk drop, NO3:PO4 imbalance) and suggests fixes.
Yes. The reef-critical parameters (Alk, Ca, Mg, NO3, PO4) are first-class. Target ranges and AI are calibrated for reef.
Yes. Each part (1, 2, 3) is configured with volume, frequency and schedule. Reminders and history follow.
Very well. Calculations scale with volume. The free plan includes 1 aquarium; paid plans support multiple aquariums.
Yes. Reefpedia ships per-species lighting (PAR/PUR), flow and placement notes.
Yes. Enter current Alk, target Alk and volume — get dose in mL.
Yes. Set a target range; the app warns when a test falls outside.