Offline-first capture
Record stacks and haul-outs from the tractor cab with no signal. Everything queues on the phone and syncs when you're back in range — nothing is lost, nothing is typed twice.
Hay inventory & logistics
GPS-pin stacks on a satellite map, track what's left by field, and settle up with buyers — all from a phone that works with zero bars.
Record stacks and haul-outs from the tractor cab with no signal. Everything queues on the phone and syncs when you're back in range — nothing is lost, nothing is typed twice.
Every stack is a pin on the satellite map with bale count, grade, and status — available, reserved, or sold. One glance answers "what's left on the far quarter?"
Every haul-out lands on a ledger. When it's time to settle with a buyer, the statement is already built — no shoebox of scale tickets in February.
How it works
Stand at the stack, drop a GPS pin, count the bales. Ten seconds, works offline.
Reserve stacks to a buyer at an agreed price. Status flips so nothing sells twice.
Drivers see where to go — never what it costs — and log each load as it leaves.
The ledger becomes a settlement statement. Estimated and final prices stay separate.
Free for 2 fields and 10 stacks a year. No card required.