The app you run the week's work in — and the record book writes itself.
To-dos the whole farm can see — assigned, dated and pinned to the paddock they're about.
See how ↓Tick it off and the record book is already written — jobs, boundaries, headcounts, history.
See how ↓Offline in the paddock, synced when you have signal, on the big screen at the desk.
See how ↓Put the week's work where everyone can find it — to-dos for jobs, stock movements and husbandry, each with a person, a due date and the place it belongs to.
Tick the work off and it's already in the book — no forms after dark, no reconstructing the season from memory.
PocketPaddock lives on the phone in your pocket and the browser at the desk — and it doesn't care whether the back paddock has reception.
Every spray job keeps its own evidence as you drive — the one record audits, QA programs and neighbours ask about, finished before you're out of the cab.
Open the live mapper, search or zoom to your place, and tap out a boundary on satellite imagery — no account needed. It saves in your browser until you're ready to keep it.
Wheat–sheep country runs as one operation — so livestock and cropping are both first-class here, not a hand-off to somebody else's product.
Map your farm in the browser right now, no account needed.
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