Freon Tracker

Stop chasing paper logs. Manage your refrigerant tracking and EPA compliance entirely from your phone—even without an internet connection. Freon Tracker is the essential digital logbook designed specifically for HVAC technicians and contractors. Whether you are servicing a residential split system or a commercial rooftop unit, our app helps you document refrigerant usage, capture client signatures, and generate professional PDF reports instantly. Built with an offline-first architecture, your data stays on your device. You never have to worry about losing a log entry because of a bad cell signal. Key Features: 📋 EPA 608 Compliance Ready Easily log refrigerant recovery, recycling, and charging. Maintain accurate records to assist with your EPA Section 608 documentation requirements. 📱 100% Offline Capable No signal? No problem. All your data is stored locally on your device. Work confidently in basements, roofs, or remote areas without needing an internet connection. ✍️ Digital Signatures Capture legally binding signatures from both the technician and the customer directly on the screen. Eliminate disputes and keep your paperwork professional. 📄 Instant PDF Reports Generate clean, professional service records and invoices in seconds. Share them directly with your office or your client via email, WhatsApp, or text. 📍 Job Validation Automatically tag logs with timestamps and geolocation to prove exactly when and where the service was performed. 🗄️ Client & Equipment History Save customer details and equipment profiles (make, model, serial number) for faster entry on repeat visits. Why Choose Freon Tracker? Secure: Your business data lives on your phone, not in the cloud. Fast: Streamlined interface built for working technicians. Professional: Say goodbye to illegible handwritten invoices. Download Freon Tracker today and streamline your HVAC paperwork! Disclaimer: This application is a record-keeping tool. Technicians are solely responsible for ensuring their practices and documentation meet all local, state, and federal regulations, including EPA Section 608.