Count Buddy pins bud counts and dry-matter readings to the row and bay they came from. Your whole team’s numbers land on one live map, roll up per block, and export when you need them.
Free for 100 points, 20 blocks and 5 team members · no card needed
It has to work with cold hands, one bar of signal and a phone in a pocket. That is the whole design brief.
One tap drops a GPS-tagged point. No forms, no transcribing a tally sheet back at the shed.
Draw block boundaries on the map and drop row and bay markers, so every count knows exactly where it belongs.
Per-block averages for buds and dry matter, plus CSV and GeoJSON export for whatever you use next.
Start free and stay free while you are getting a feel for it. Upgrade when the orchard outgrows it.
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Raise this company’s ceilings on top of whatever plan it is on — extra orchard blocks for a grower staying on Free, say. Enter a number, unlimited, or default to hand the field back to the plan. Blank fields are left untouched.
Full screen hides the browser bars so you get more map while counting.
Each type becomes a one-tap chip on the Log Point tab. Its icon replaces the generic pin on the map for every point of that type.
Tick the types above, name them, and save — the drawer then shows only that set instead of every type at once.
Uploaded CSV pins are read-only. Converting turns each one into a count on a real point: it joins the nearest existing point within the radius, or becomes a new point. The uploaded file is kept, just hidden from the map once its pins are converted.