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Plan of the demo farm · four fields · 32.33 ha

Farm tracker for iPhone

Every field is a line in the ledger.

Draw the boundary on the satellite map and get the area. Log the drilling, the spray, the dose, the harvest. At the end of the season the numbers are already added up.

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iPhone. 16 languages. Your records work with no signal.

Agrondo's field map. Four coloured boundaries are drawn over satellite imagery, with Creek Bottom, Home 80, Miller Place and Timber Pasture listed underneath with their areas.

Measurement

Draw the boundary. The hectares come back.

Trace a field on the satellite map with your finger. Agrondo returns the area in hectares or square metres. Split a field into parcels and each parcel carries its own figure.

  • Creek Bottom 9.27ha
  • Home 80 13.36ha
  • Miller Place 5.60ha
  • Timber Pasture 4.09ha
  • Farm total 32.33ha

The four fields as the app lists them, each one wearing the colour it carries on the map. Areas are rounded for display, so the total runs a hundredth over the rows above.

Sheet 03 · What one entry can be

  1. Sowingthe crop, and the day it went in
  2. Treatmentthe product, the dose, the date
  3. Operationthe pass you made over the ground
  4. Harvestwhat came off, and what it brought
  5. Photoattached to the entry it belongs to

Written on the phone. Kept on the phone.

Records

The season is long. Your memory is not.

Write it down while you are still standing in the field. What you sowed, the spray and its dose, the pass you made, what came off at harvest. Add a photo, and it saves on the phone with no signal needed.

The Agrondo journal. Entries for a corn harvest, a herbicide at 2.5 litres per hectare, a seeding pass, a fungicide and a plowing pass, each dated.
  • Harvest, corn 35,000kg 7,525.00 USD
  • Herbicide 2.5L/ha
  • Seeding, Home 80 Jun 20, 2026
  • Fungicide 1.2L/ha
  • Plowing, Creek Bottom May 21, 2026

The five entries in the journal screenshot above. Here the round dot is the kind of entry: treatment, field operation, harvest.

Cost and revenue

What it cost. What it made.

Enter what a parcel cost you in treatments and field operations. Enter what the harvest brought in. Agrondo works out the net for the parcel and for the field.

Demo farm. Creek Bottom, as the Field Report adds it up.

Area 9.27ha
Costs 3,635.00USD
Net profit 11,209.00USD

East 40

Creek Bottom · 4.57 ha

  • Treatments (4) 983.00USD
  • Operations (3) 809.00USD
  • Costs 1,792.00USD
  • Revenue 7,319.00USD
  • Net profit 5,527.00USD

The Parcel Report screen beside this, line for line. Demo figures, not an average of anything.

The Field Report for Creek Bottom: 9.27 hectares across two parcels, with costs, revenue and net profit in US dollars.
The Parcel Report for East 40, showing costs, revenue and net profit, a corn harvest entry and a breakdown of treatments and operations.

History

It remembers what grew here last year.

If the same crop comes back to a parcel two years running, Agrondo says so. The warning sits on the home screen and on the parcel’s crop history. It reads the crop seasons you set and the sowings you wrote in the journal.

Example. One parcel, four seasons.

  1. 2023 Wheat
  2. 2024 Corn
  3. 2025 Wheat
  4. 2026 Wheat Same crop as last year
Weather
Three day forecast for the mapped location
Reminders
Arrive as notifications

Sheet 06 · Care library

61species

Wheat, corn, sunflower, rice, and fifty seven more.

Identification and care

Hold the camera up to a leaf.

Photograph a plant and Agrondo names it. Identification is backed by PlantNet. The care library covers 61 species, with what each one needs.

The Wheat page in Agrondo, with a care guide listing soil, temperature, best season, light and water.
The Plants tab in Agrondo, with a button to identify a plant from a photo above care guides for wheat, corn, sunflower and rice.

Wheat

Triticum aestivum

Soil
Fertile, well-drained loam
Temperature
15 to 24 °C
Best season
Autumn or spring sowing
Light
Full sun
Water
Medium

The Wheat entry in the care library. Then corn, sunflower, rice, barley, potato, and 55 more: field crops, vegetables, herbs and flowers.

The Agrondo home screen: a farm snapshot of 4 fields over 32.33 hectares, a three day weather forecast, and counts of parcels and crops.

The home screen of the demo farm.

Where it lives

Your records stay on the phone.

Agrondo keeps everything on the device. There is no server holding your yields. Three things reach the network: the satellite imagery, which Apple Maps streams in as you pan, the weather forecast, and a photo you send off to be identified. Your records need none of them.

Storage
On the device
Signal
Not needed for your records
Export
PDF and CSV, on the subscription
Languages
16
Platform
iPhone

Pricing

Two fields, free.

Free

Fields
2
Plant identifications
3 a month
Mapping, journal, reports
Included
PDF and CSV export
Not included

Subscription

Fields
No limit
Plant identifications
100 a month
PDF and CSV export
Included
Billing
Weekly or monthly

No price on this page. The App Store will show it in your currency.

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