Orman Barkod

Forest Barcode is a professional barcode scanning, session, and volume reporting system developed for the General Directorate of Forestry (OGM) forest products.

★ MAIN FEATURES ★

📸 FAST BARCODE SCANNING
Point the camera at the barcode, the rest is automatic. It reads multiple barcodes simultaneously in the same frame; each independently.
📡 OFFLINE SCANNING
No problem if there is no internet. Scans are saved to the device in offline mode; when the connection returns, it is automatically sent to the OGM server.
🗂️ SESSIONS
Open a separate session for each load/trip. Record the trunks sequentially within the session; total volume, number of logs, and tree species distribution.
✏️ MANUAL RECORD ENTRY
Manually enter data for trunks whose barcodes are unreadable or whose numbers are not visible. Enter the tree name, wood type, diameter, and length; volume.
🪵 VOLUME CALCULATION (Huber Formula)
The volume of each trunk is calculated automatically. Huber cylinder formula is used and the results are perfectly consistent with OGM values.

📊 REPORTS AND EXPORT
Create reports covering a single session or multiple sessions. Choose which sections to include in PDF and Excel (.xlsx) output. 🕒 SCAN HISTORY
All your scans are securely stored on your device. No account or registration required; you can return to them anytime.

★ WHY ORMAN BARCODE? ★

✓ No account required — start using it immediately
✓ Works offline — scan even without internet, then sync
✓ Multiple barcodes — reads multiple barcodes simultaneously in a single image
✓ Automatic zoom and automatic flashlight
✓ Verified volume — compatible with OGM values ​​using the Huber formula
✓ Private and secure — scan history is only on your device, not sent to the server
✓ Phone and tablet — use in any orientation (vertical/horizontal)

★ FREE AND PRO ★

Free: export with ad viewing, 1 active session, 7 days of history
Pro: unlimited export, simultaneous multiple sessions, unlimited history, ad-free

★ WHO IS IT FOR? ★

For forestry engineers, forestry technicians, OGM personnel, timber contractors, and anyone involved in the buying and selling of forest products.