Davis Mobilize 4+

Name: Davis Mobilize
Rating: 3.5 (2 reviews)
Author: Davis Instruments Corp.

Davis Instruments Corp.

Designed for iPad

- 3.5 • 2 Ratings

- Free

Description

Mobilize is an agriculture focused decision-making app with some of the latest advancements in agronomy. You can easily create custom views of your farm and browse sensor data to track specific conditions related to weather, irrigation, growth cycle and more. Mobilize generates a seven-day forecast for growing degree-days, frost likelihood, evapotranspiration (ET) and rain, so that you can prepare for the future.

Oct 25, 2023

Version 1.1.19

Bug fixes including those for iOS 17 support.

3.5 out of 5

2 Ratings

Great concept, questionable execution

The idea behind the app is great, but the app does not want to communicate with the station. It will connect, then drop the connection, then reconnect hours later but the data is hours old, then it will drop the connection. It does not want to communicate in real time, let alone communicate consistently. What good is monitoring if it won’t collect the data.

This is a follow up to the earlier review. The app runs much better once the weather station communication issue was resolved. Two problems affected the ability of the data logger to communicate with WeatherLink. One problem was and old computer which had issues and the second problem had to do with going through Corp network. Both issues have been resolved and the app now works quite well. We still have some network delays but are looking at work around. We are very pleased with the app.

Why have a THSW Index field?

And not use it? My Davis weather station collects this data. Why is it not shown in the app?

Push alerts are an absolute necessity to make this app worth using. Without it - what’s the point of settings alerts within the app? So you must check it every 5 minutes to see if something is in the red?

Fix these couple things and your a 4 star.

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