Headland

Live GPS-tracked operations

Start a session before you roll out. Pause for refills. End it and the chemical application, planting, fertilizer, or harvest record is already drafted — with actual acres covered, the field(s) you drove through, and a coverage polygon as visual proof.

Why it matters

Most spray records get typed from memory at the end of the day. They list the field's full nominal acreage — even when the operator skipped a corner because the wind picked up, ran short on tank mix, or cut around a wet hole. Hand-entered records aren't wrong because anyone lied; they're wrong because no one can recall a 14-hour day at field-acre precision.

A GPS-tracked session records what actually happened. Actual acres. Actual fields. Actual time.

The flow

  1. Tap +Tracked operation on the home screen.
  2. Pick the kind (planting / chemical / fertilizer / harvest), equipment, and product / seed lot.
  3. Hit Start. Headland turns on the GPS subscription and begins recording.
  4. Pause anytime — for refills, weather holds, lunch, end of day. Resume seamlessly.
  5. Hit Complete when you're done. The session computes per-field acres, builds a coverage polygon, and creates the matching operation record(s) — one per detected field by default.
  6. Review the auto-generated record(s) on screen. Edit anything that's wrong. Save.

What you get on the record

Built for the field

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