Intake. A tap rotates a segment a quarter turn before you take the shift.
Water Works · Maintenance
ChikiPipe Twist
Turn pipes. Beat the flood.
A shift on the city water network: rotate elbows, tees and straight runs until the line holds from the tie-in to the riser. Close clean and the depot pays. Drown the section and you walk away wet.
The network under the streets — day shifts against par, night callouts against the rising water.
What you carry on shift
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Quarter-turn segments
Tap an elbow, tee, cross or straight run and it rotates a quarter turn. Open a continuous line from the tie-in to the riser before you release the water.
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Night callouts
Water climbs the board row by row and locks whatever it covers. Double pay if you close the section before the flood wins.
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Depot belt
Spend shift pay on a wrench, flow meter, blueprint flash or gasket kit, and change yard stock to brass, copper, cast iron or polymer.
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Work orders
Each day asks for a round of sections, a dry close without a leak, or a callout in a named district.
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Shift log
Write what you already touched on a section and attach a photo if you took one, then read it back later.
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Service record
Seals, visits and notes stack into a paper docket for Water Works maintenance across every district.
On the shaft wall
Network. Sections by district, a night callout on the shelf, and the depot, orders, record and log within reach.
Shift. The board, the belt, and the par clock. Release the water when the line is whole.
Privacy policy
ChikiPipe Twist is a local puzzle about municipal pipe work. Sector records, shift notes, photos you attach to the log, and depot pay stay on your device. The app does not collect personal data for a ChikiPipe Twist server.
If you add a photo to a shift note, it is stored only with that note on the device. Camera or library access is used for that note, not for an account profile.
Effective date: 28 August 2026. Questions about this policy: ceooleksandrsolopov@gmail.com.
Support
If a section will not close, a night callout floods too fast, or a log photo did not save, write to ceooleksandrsolopov@gmail.com. Include the iOS version and the district you were working.
We reply in English. The pipe boards and work orders run on the device.