Overall this app is heading in the right direction. Once you get all of your field data entered it goes fairly smooth. When trying to program Field data before getting to the field the the map would always revert back to my current location and not remain where I was dropping my pin for the field. Once I had my data entered it was fairly easy. However I don’t like that after entering your sprayed acres and your chemical rates you have to get the calculator out to solve the total for each individual chemical. It would be much nicer if the app could automatically do the calculations for you to save time. Just another idea maybe put a tank mix calculator within the app. Overall good work.

I’ve been looking for a good app to keep spray records for a long time. This one seems close to being exactly what I needed. I’ve found two bugs: 1. The app started closing out the add new product screen when you hit the save button so I can’t add anymore products at this time2. When I touch the cell to enter the wind direction it jumps back to the date and time field for some reasonSo far I’ve noticed a few things that I think are needed:1. Need an option for fl. oz. in the rate/ac field2. Need a way to enter chemical rates that are in volume/gallon of spray solution (ex. 1 qt/100 gal)3. When printing, a way to print all jobs within a date range, all jobs on a particular field or farm, or jobs within a field or farm within a date range. Currently it seems that you have to print jobs one at a time.4. Solution sprayed per acre should not have to be repeated in the body of details for every chemical. The spray solution volume per acre could be done near where the wind data etc is located.

Awesome app but needs update my print screen is froze on one record

After 2 or 3 years attempting this application and failing, this version put it all together. Works great on my iPhone X, it’s fast and intuitive. Most chemicals are in the database, and it now allows saved chemical mixes. I’ve looked for an application like this for a long time. Thank you. And it’s free! I’d gladly pay for this ap. Kudos.