Adding a field

On the platform, everything starts with a field. To register a field you need no cadastral document, coordinate table or GIS software — just find your village on the map and tap your field. The boundary is detected automatically, the hectares are calculated right then, and the satellite archive begins downloading in the background.

Where: Fields → “New field” (+ button)

1. 1

   Open the map

   In the bottom navigation, go to “Fields” and press the “+” button at the bottom right. A full-screen map opens.

   Screen: satellite map + a “Map / Fields / Weather / Notes / Account” bar at the bottom, a green “+” at the bottom right.

2. 2

   Search for your village

   Type the name of your village or district into the search box at the top. The map jumps to that area. Zoom in with two fingers if you like.

   Screen: a “Search…” box at the top, below it a satellite image with the outlines of fields.

3. 3

   Tap your field

   Tap once inside your field — the system detects the boundary from the satellite image itself and draws it with a yellow line. If the boundary isn't quite right, adjust it by dragging the corner points with your finger.

   Screen: a yellow boundary around the field, grabbable points at the corners, and “Area: 3.2 ha” below.

4. 4

   Choose the crop and name it

   Give the field a name (for example “North hazelnut orchard”) and choose the crop. There are specific norms for hazelnut, grain, grape and orchard crops — this sharpens how index values are interpreted.

5. 5

   Save and wait

   After “Save,” the field enters the processing queue. The “Preparing satellite data…” banner shows progress and an estimated time; you're notified when it's ready.

   Screen: a “Preparing satellite data… 40%” progress bar and the text “about 3 min.”