AgroDiary is a mobile field diary for vineyard growers in Georgia: every pruning, spray and harvest logged in three taps — with costs per hectare, real cadastral parcel boundaries and advice that comes strictly from the grower's own records.
The app is live with pilot growers in the Kakheti wine region; public App Store and Google Play release is coming. The product interface is in Georgian — this page is an English overview.
Pruning, spraying, tying, harvest and more — each entry with date, work type and cost, logged in three taps and available offline.
Season spend in GEL, computed per hectare automatically from the parcel's real registered area.
A plot is found by its national cadastre code or a pin on the satellite map, with real boundaries and area from the public registry.
Pick a product, give the area, and get how much to measure out and how much water to mix it with — in Georgian, in millilitres and litres, from rates a human entered against the label.
Timely warnings when conditions favour vineyard diseases such as powdery or downy mildew, tied to the plot's spray history.
Current conditions at the vineyard's own coordinates, how much rain fell overnight in millimetres, and a warning when rain is likely tonight or tomorrow morning.
The plot drawn on satellite imagery, where a grower can mark the spot they found mildew or damage and log a spray against it.
A director adds employees by phone number; they join on first sign-in and log work on the same vineyard. Spending stays the director's alone.
Growers ask questions in Georgian — "when did I last spray against mildew?" — and the answer is computed strictly from their own records.
No passwords — a one-time SMS code is enough.
The parcel appears on a satellite map with its real registered boundaries.
Pick the work type, add the cost — the entry is done, even offline.
AgroDiary (აგრო დღიური) is among the winners of GITA's "Innovation grants up to 25,000 GEL for the regions" program.
The official announcement post from GITA's technology park in the Kakheti region.
