Open Farming
Find it, map it, treat only that.
A drone flies a fixed route, models locate what is actually wrong, and the findings become a prescription the machine you already own can load. On the demonstration field the boom opens over 4.34 of 24.6 hectares instead of all of it.
19 capabilities
Detect, act and operate. Every one documented with its sensors, its cadence, the readings it produces and the parts list behind it.
16 use cases
Arable, permanent crops, protected crops, grassland and livestock, and the operators running many holdings at once.
Built, not bought
Every build page gives an open-source-first parts list with EU and US suppliers, and the in-house software that replaces the per-hectare licence.
A public API
The site and the API read one source, so the pages and the payloads cannot drift apart. Unauthenticated, documented, and marked as sample data.
Honest about the law
Aerial application of plant protection products is prohibited by default in the EU. The product shape follows the rules rather than the pitch.
Deterministic demo data
The demonstration field is generated from a fixed seed, so the database, the API and the rendered map always agree and no quoted figure can drift.
Where to start
| If you want to | Read |
|---|---|
| Understand what the product is | Introduction |
| See what it looks like | The interface |
| Run this repository locally | Quickstart |
| Know how a capability works | Capabilities |
| Know what it costs to build | Build guide and Costs |
| Buy the parts | Suppliers |
| Fly legally in the EU | Regulation |
| Integrate with the API | HTTP API |
Prices in the build pages are indicative for 2026 and carry both an EU and a US source per line. Check the current figure before you order: sensor and airframe pricing moves faster than documentation does.