15 seconds, shown in Brazilian Portuguese: a voice note, the advice a minute later, where it sits on the map, and every farm an agronomist follows.
Dozens of small things a day. Gone by evening.
A sick animal, aphids under the leaves, a fence post that won't hold, a ditch backing up. You notice it with your hands full, and by the time you're back at the kitchen table it's gone.
FarmScribe takes it however you can give it: a typed line, a voice note, a photo. The advice that comes back knows what you've already logged on this farm, and where the farm is.
What happens to a note
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STEP 01
Log it, however
Type a line, hold the mic, or take a photo. The note saves the moment you hit publish, with no form to fill in first.
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STEP 02
It reads your farm
FarmScribe looks at your crops, your fields, and what you've logged before, along with today's date, this week's weather, and the soil under your pin. The advice fits your season and what's legal to use where you are.
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STEP 03
Keep what's useful
Turn the suggestion into a task with one tap, or ignore it. FarmScribe learns which calls you override and leans that way next time.
What's in it
- Text, voice, or photo
- Whatever's fastest with the hands you have free. Text and photo notes save on the phone and sync when you're back in range.
- A farm that remembers
- Advice cites the earlier notes it drew on. Tap the line to read the entry it's building on.
- Same crop, different farm
- Tomatoes near Lecce and tomatoes near Madurai don't need the same advice. Every note goes out with your location and the date, and FarmScribe adds the past week's rain, the forecast, and a soil estimate for your pin whenever it can look them up. The weather and soil come from models of your area, so treat them as estimates. If you describe your land in your own words, that wins.
- A map of your ground
- Draw fields and growing areas, drop pins on trees, hives, and wells. Attach notes and tasks to the place they happened.
- Your team, and your agronomist
- One log for the farm, shared by code. Your agronomist gets their own advisor code: they follow every farm they advise from one inbox, and if you ask, they check FarmScribe’s advice before your team acts on it.
- Wider at the desk
- On a laptop it spreads out: notes beside their advice, tasks on a board by field and week, and the map with a timeline you can scrub back through the season.
- Your record, yours to take
- A season report for each field, ready to print as a PDF. Download everything as a spreadsheet, or the whole record, map and photos included, in one file you keep.
- Four languages
- English, Spanish, French, and Brazilian Portuguese. A note dictated in French under an English interface stays in French. It's your record, not ours.
- Honest about limits
- It won't name a product it can't confirm is approved where you farm. When it isn't sure, it says so and points you to your local rules.
Heavy rain overnight. Lower field flooded by the drainage ditch.
FarmScribe Keep machinery off until it firms up.
Ridgeline Farm, photographed by Loïc Sans, with a real note and the advice that came back.
Capturing is free. You only pay for the advice.
Keeping the log and the map costs nothing, however long your history gets. Each piece of AI advice has a real cost to produce, so that's the part you pay for.
€0/ month
- Unlimited notes: text, voice, or photo
- Farm map, fields, and pins
- Tasks, your farm team, and season reports
- Advice on a few notes each month
€9/ month
- Everything in Free
- Advice on every note you log
- Advice fitted to your location, weather and soil
- Advice that learns from your corrections
Pricing is provisional and adjusted for your region until launch. Nothing is charged during the beta.
It's early days.
FarmScribe is invite-only while I test it on real farms. If you keep a log, or keep meaning to, I'd like you in the next group.
Designer and builder, FarmScribe