Vinifera Vineyard Management

Designed for the row, not the desk.
Every feature is built for one-tap capture, works offline, and rolls up into the records compliance, buyers, and bankers expect.

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Spray records, REI & PHI
Log applications with auto-captured weather, EPA reg numbers, and applicator license. Real-time re-entry and pre-harvest interval warnings keep crews and fruit safe — and clean CSV exports give you the audit trail you need.

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Map your blocks, rows, vines
Draw block polygons on satellite imagery. Add rows and individual vines with spacing math handled for you. Every observation, application, and harvest event anchors back to the map.

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Offline-first scouting
Capture notes, photos, and voice memos with the cell signal you actually have — none. Severity, phenology, and category fields keep the data trend-able. Sync when you're back at the truck.

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Pest, weed & disease tracking
Species catalogs with action thresholds. Pheromone and sticky-trap monitoring with trend charts. Resistance flags on weeds.

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Hyperlocal weather + alerts
7-day forecasts, GDD accumulation, frost and freeze alerts ahead of time. Custom on-site weather station integrations available on request — for hyperlocal readings instead of the airport thirty miles away.

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Yield, samples & harvest
Crop estimates from cluster counts. Brix / pH / TA samples charted over the season. Harvest events with bin counts, tare weights, and CSV-ready tonnage reports.

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Inventory that updates itself
Chemical lots track FEFO automatically as you log applications. Vine inventory rolls up by block × variety × rootstock × year. Reorder alerts before you run dry.

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Schedule & reminders
Calendar for sprays, scouting, trap checks, and harvest windows. Recurring programs with one tap. Push and email reminders. "Mark done" routes you straight into the capture form, prefilled.

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Roles & audit log
Invite a manager, applicator, scout, or read-only viewer. Clear permissions per role. Append-only audit log answers compliance questions like "who recorded the Mancozeb spray on July 12?"