Beatbot AquaSense 2 app update refines scheduler and zone mapping
Beatbot pushed an app-side update in summer 2025 that adjusted scheduling logic and zone-map retention for the AquaSense 2. Owner reports in pool-owner forums describe improved consistency in wall-pass coverage following the update. The extent to which map persistence holds across multi-week gaps and water-level fluctuations has not been independently documented.
Impact on Autonomy L3 capabilities expanded
- Zone map retention improved between session gaps per owner forum accounts
- Wall-pass sequencing became more consistent according to reported user observations
- Scheduler gained additional time-slot options in the companion app
Impact on Readiness Promising progress strengthened
- More predictable scheduling reduces need for owner-initiated manual cycles
- Improved map retention lowers re-calibration frequency after multi-day gaps
- App update delivered over existing hardware; no physical intervention required
The update represents a targeted software refinement to scheduling and map persistence; no hardware changes accompanied it, and edge-case reliability in complex pool geometries is still accumulating owner-report coverage.
Update Scope
The mid-2025 Beatbot app update addressed two documented pain points reported by AquaSense 2 owners: zone maps resetting between sessions and limited scheduling granularity. The update was delivered through the companion app rather than a firmware flash to the robot unit itself.
Zone Map Retention
Prior to the update, owner reports described the robot occasionally treating each session as a first-pass calibration, reducing wall-coverage efficiency. Post-update accounts in pool-owner communities note that the stored pool geometry persists across multi-day gaps more reliably, though the specific storage mechanism is not detailed in public documentation.
Scheduling Changes
The scheduler gained additional daily time-slot configuration options. The previous version limited scheduling to a narrower set of fixed windows; the update allows finer control over session start times via the app interface.
Compatibility
The update applied to the base AquaSense 2. No documentation confirms whether the same app build also modified behavior on the AquaSense 2 Pro or AquaSense 2 Ultra, which are distinct models in the same generation.