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# Getting set up

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<summary>Step 1: Download the app</summary>

Download our app "Clyr Mobile" from both app stores:

### iOS

<https://apps.apple.com/us/app/clyr-mobile/id6459477082>

### Android

<https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.clyr.clyr_mobile&pli=1>

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<summary>Step 2: Create your account</summary>

You may use the app or go to <https://app.clyrpool.com> and please click the "Don't have an account? Click here to get started"

### DIYs

Please select pool owner when creating an account

### Pool Companies

Please select Team when creating an account

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<summary>Step 3: Create your first location</summary>

Once logged in, the app will prompt you to create a location for your first pool and Clyr Controller install. Please fill in as much detail as possible and then you'll be ready to bring your pool online.

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<summary>Step 4: (Teams Only) Invite your team</summary>

In order for your pool company to have all pools and techs associated to your Clyr account, you can invite them all through the web portal at[ https://app.clyrpool.com](https://app.clyrpool.com)

Once logged in, proceed to "Settings" and then look for the "Company" tab at the top. After selecting you will see the option to add your team.

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