Spray conditions
Whether you can spray right now, and the next window if you can't — hour by hour.
Tomorrow
Optimal 8am to 1pm, around 5 hours.
For Australian agronomists
Talk through each paddock and it comes back as a clean note. Insights reads your notes against your district’s weather, so you see what’s coming and what your season has been.
Free for 30 days. No card. Everything included from the day you sign up.
Spray windows, by the hour
Disease risk for your crops
Fungicide cover, paddock by paddock
Everything you found, by season
Insights
The forecast for where you are, with everything you’ve recorded laid over it. Put the cards in the order you want and take off any you don’t use.
Whether you can spray right now, and the next window if you can't — hour by hour.
Tomorrow
Optimal 8am to 1pm, around 5 hours.
A week of risk for the diseases you choose to watch, from the weather where you are.
Sclerotinia stem rot · canola
High Fri–Sat2 canola paddocks with no cover on record
Log a spray by voice and each paddock gets the date its cover ends — from your own figures.
Every disease and pest you've named, counted across the season — what, where and when, straight from your notes.
The spring fortnight to control mites before they lay summer eggs, for winter-rainfall districts.
Check mite numbers first. Timing, not advice to spray.
Growers you haven't recorded for in a month, so nobody slips — and a way to mute the ones you mean to leave.
Invented figures. Real notes and paddocks are only ever shown in your own account.
It tells you when to look, never what to do. Every date comes from your own figures and the conditions on record. The agronomy stays yours.
Tap record and talk normally. Say “remind me in ten days” and it becomes a dated follow-up.
It comes back structured — or word for word, if you’d rather. Add photos, change anything, save.
Every disease, pest and crop you name is counted into your season on Insights.
“I’m at Hallam’s, the Ridge paddock. Barley’s at first node, looks even. Net blotch coming in on the lower leaves, and a bit of ryegrass along the fence line. Recommending Prosaro at 300 mil a hectare. Remind me in ten days to check how it’s pulled up.”
Ridge Paddock — barley, first node
Hallam · Ridge Paddock · Tue 8 September 2026
Crop Barley Growth Stage First Node Disease Net blotch coming in on the lower leaves. Weeds • Ryegrass along the fence line Reminders / Actions • Apply Prosaro at 300 mL/ha • Check how the Prosaro has pulled up
Follow-up
An invented example. Real notes are never shown anywhere but your own account.
No typing in the paddock. Say what you see as you walk it, and it comes back written up, with the follow-ups already picked out.
“Coopers”, “Cooper Farms” or “Coopers place” — it knows they are the same grower, so every note lands in one place.
Say when, and it goes on your to-do list with an email reminder the morning it is due. Said without a date, it stays in the note until you choose to add it.
Walk a few paddocks and record them in one go. Each comes back as its own section.
Prefer your notes as you said them? Switch the tidying off and they are kept word for word, and still count on Insights.
Turn a note into an email for the grower, a coworker or your manager, ready to send from your own mail app.
If the signal drops as you send, the app keeps what you recorded and lets you send it again once you are back in range.
For agronomy businesses
Buy a seat per agronomist, hand them out by email, take them back when someone moves on. You pay for the seats; you do not read the notes.
One invoice
Card or direct debit, monthly, per seat.
Handed out by email
Give a seat to an address. It applies now, or the moment they sign up.
Nobody pays twice
Someone already paying moves onto your seat when their period ends.
Free for 30 days. No card.