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See your fields from above

Your plot boundaries linked to free EU satellite imagery — growth maps and season comparisons without drones or sensors.

Why satellite

From the road, a field looks fine. Wet spots, weak growth or damage often become visible only when they're already expensive. The European Copernicus programme photographs every field every few days — we turn that imagery into simple maps of your plots.

Growth (vigour) maps

A colour map per plot showing where plants grow strongly and where they struggle — updated through the season.

Zones inside one plot

Problems are rarely uniform. Zone views show which part of the plot needs attention and which doesn't.

Season comparisons

This year against last year, plot against plot — differences you can see, not just feel.

Early warnings

Weaker zones flagged while there's still time to check them on the ground.

Reports for your agronomist

Clean, exportable maps your consultant can read at a glance — no software for them to learn.

No hardware to buy

Imagery from the free EU Copernicus/Sentinel programme: nothing to install, calibrate or maintain.

Arable farm

Two weak zones found from orbit

The problem: A block of plots looked “average” all spring; from the road nothing stood out.

What we build: The vigour map showed two consistently weaker zones; the farmer checked just those on foot — the rest needed nothing.

The difference: attention where it matters, not everywhere

We deliver data and clear maps — agronomic decisions and field checks stay with you and your agronomist.

What's eating your week?

Tell us about one repetitive task — we'll tell you honestly whether and how we can take it off your hands.