What is in the app
Every item below is in the shipping app today. Nothing here is a roadmap promise — what is planned but not built is listed separately at the bottom of this page.
01
Capture and analyse droplet patterns across a full pass — drone, plane or helicopter.
Lay your cards, fly the pass, photograph each card. The analyser reads stain count, coverage and droplet size per card and builds the deposition profile across the swath.
02
Scan one WSP card for an instant droplet reading.
For a spot check between passes, or when you only want to know what one nozzle is doing. Same analyser, one card, no test set-up.
03
Your aircraft, with the delivery system that flew each pass.
Drones, aeroplanes, helicopters and fixed-wing UAVs, each with its own nozzles or atomisers, so a pass is always tied to the machine and set-up that produced it. Edit an aircraft in place — nickname, number, make, model — with duplicates refused; the nickname carries through to the Library and the spreadsheet export. Backs up to your account; on an organisation licence it is one shared fleet any member can view, edit or retire.
04
Save your products and mixes once, load them in one tap.
A product shelf and named recipes that pre-fill the Solution page — including drift-reduction agents, which change droplet size and therefore your numbers. Edit or rename a product or recipe any time. Backs up to your account; on an organisation licence it is one shared shelf any member can view, edit or retire.
05
Change one setting, fly it again, compare the two passes.
Pick a single parameter — swath, rate, droplet size, speed, altitude, drift-reduction agent or the tank mix. Everything else locks to the first pass, so the report shows what that one change did and nothing else.
06
Compiled calibration history for every aircraft you fly.
Every saved pass rolls up per aircraft, so you can see whether a machine is drifting off its own baseline across a season.
07
Every pass you have saved, with a printable report.
Full calibration reports with charts, card photos and the numbers behind them — printable for a customer file or a regulator. A typo shouldn't cost a pass: correct one after the fact and the correction follows it everywhere, with the earlier version kept on record, not overwritten. Passes you bring in with Update Library sync and back up the same way your own do — they just never enter the Community Library.
08
The Community Library's filters and insights, over your own passes.
Same make/model filters, the same Perfect Match columns, the same scatter and trend — but run over your own saved passes instead of everyone else's. Learn one screen, use it on your own history and on the pool. On an organisation licence, it runs over the whole operation.
09
De-identified results shared by other applicators.
Filter what other operators are achieving by aircraft, delivery system and settings. Contribute-to-view: sharing must be on, and your camera must be calibrated, so every number in the pool is trustworthy.
10
Prove your phone camera is fit for WSP photos.
A one-time check against a printed reference sheet. It is what separates a measurement from a guess — and it is required before your results can join the community pool.
11
What VMD, CV%, uniformity and drift risk actually mean.
Built into the app. Plain explanations of every figure the report produces and what each one should make you do differently.
Platforms
Swath windows, speed ranges and delivery systems differ by platform, and the app treats them differently rather than pretending a helicopter is a heavy drone.
Rotary UAS with boom nozzles or atomisers, in the swath and speed range they actually fly.
Fixed-wing ag aircraft — Part 137 operations, wide swaths, high speed.
Rotary-wing, with the downwash pattern that comes with them.
The newer long-endurance sprayers, treated as their own platform.
Straight answers
You are going to find this out on day one anyway. Better you hear it from us now.
