Valvepath: Shutoff Atlas

Robert Corbin · Productivity

$2.99

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Sep 5, 2026
Price change Free → 2.99 USD
Sep 3, 2026
Price change 3.99 USD → Free

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About

Valvepath is a private water-shutoff directory for homeowners who do not want the first search to happen during a leak. Know which shutoff controls a fixture, where the valve is, how to reach it, and when that record was last verified. KEY FEATURES - Main, branch, fixture, outdoor, and seasonal valve map - Two-way valve-to-fixture and fixture-to-valve lookup - Photo-backed access route and verification history - Emergency and plumber handoff PDF with unknowns kept visible - Optional local photos through Apple's Photos picker - Local PDF project brief - 175 original offline reference plates - No account, ads, analytics, tracking, subscription, or network requirement Valvepath documents an existing plumbing system. It does not control valves, locate concealed piping, assess valve condition, direct repairs, authorize utility access, or replace a licensed plumber, utility, and current local requirements. Do not force or operate an uncertain valve.

Details

DeveloperRobert Corbin
ReleasedJul 2026
UpdatedJul 2026
Version1.0
Size136.3 MB
RequiresiOS 17.0 or later
Age rating4+
Price$2.99
Categories ProductivityUtilities
Bundle IDcom.realbobcorbin.Valvepath