Free to start · no credit card · for agronomists and the growers they advise
Everything you need to grow well is there. It's just scattered, incomparable and stuck.
Nutrients are not just NPK. They include synthetic and organic fertilisers, compost, manure, biostimulants, foliar nutrients and soil amendments. But most planning is still built from disconnected reports, spreadsheets and advisor memory.
Overapplication
Standard recipes are used even when soil and plant data show different needs.
Poor uptake
One excess can block another nutrient from being absorbed at the right crop stage.
Higher costs
Inputs are often applied without enough evidence on priority, timing or return.
Lower resilience
Imbalances increase drought sensitivity, disease pressure and soil degradation risk.
One platform, from data to decision
Our suite of features provde a seemless flow to turn farm data into decisions that can be tracked to be continuously improved. Growers and Advisors collaborate on the same platform, with our integrated AI at the heart of it.
Farm Records
A living record for every farm you advise — switch from one client to the next in a click, and share each farm safely with the grower and your colleagues.
- Every farm, field and management zone in one place, with boundaries
- Switch between clients instantly — nothing gets mixed up
- Share a farm with its grower and your colleagues, with the right permissions
- Crop rotations, varieties and your own product catalogues, per farm
Built for the people who advise — and the people who grow.
Whether you advise multiple farms or manage your own, SoilBeat adapts to how you work.
FOR AGRONOMISTS
Scale better nutrient advice without losing control.
Every grower, every field and every past recommendation in one place. Draft, edit, brand and send plans, ask Pulse to prep your visits — and finally see which advice got acted on. The AI does the busywork; the call stays yours.
Generate draft recommendations from structured lab and field data
Compare soil, sap, biology, observations and activities across farms
Add branding, notes and prescriptions
Your own target values encoded
Less desk time, more field time — room for more farms
FOR growers
Understand your crop. Own your decisions.
See what your lab tests actually mean in plain language, track whether last season's changes worked, and tick off your activities as you go. No advisor yet? Email a plant sap report and get a full interpretation back.
Any lab report explained — no jargon required
A clear plan with activities to complete and log
See the cost impact of every input decision
A multi-year record that proves what's working
Built for your crop — not just one way of farming.
Soil, substrate, sap or water; conventional, organic or regenerative. SoilBeat reads the data your system actually generates and builds the plan around it.
Open field & arable
Soil chemistry, base saturation and crop demand into a costed, season-long fertilisation plan from your own product list.
Greenhouse & glasshouse
Plant sap every ~3 weeks is an in-season blood test — it flags a deficiency up to three weeks before chlorosis shows.
Substrate & soilless
Driven by sap, drain and feed-water analysis — the levers that matter when there's no field soil to balance.
A decision engine with the human in the loop — not a black-box chatbot.
Point a general chatbot at a farm's files and it reads PDFs as loose text, guesses the maths, and answers differently each time. SoilBeat keeps the logic explicit and the agronomist in control.
A raw chatbot
- You re-explain fields, zones, crops and history every time
- Sees documents, not data linked across seasons
- Can still guess the dose maths and conversions
- Text only — nothing reaches the farm workflow
SoilBeat
- Soil, sap, tissue, sprays, observations and yields linked by field and date
- Transparent models you can open up and adjust, not a black box
- AI drafts the plan; you stay in control of every decision
- Every answer traces back to your own numbers
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