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Divisi keeps working. It's offline-first by design, not as a fallback — once your farm is set up, your crop recommendations, season plan, task guides, diary and ledger live on the phone itself.

With zero bundles you can still open a guide, record what you did today, log an expense, photograph a diseased leaf and check your plan. Everything you enter offline is saved and syncs by itself when a connection returns. You never have to remember to do anything.

The only parts that genuinely need the network are the ones that have to be fresh: new weather forecasts and warnings, and the Farmer Hive feed. The app is built light for budget phones and slow networks, and photos wait for a connection instead of eating a bundle the moment you take them.

Those forecast a town or a district. Divisi forecasts the coordinates of your field — and in a thunderstorm season, the gap between your farm and the nearest weather station is the gap between a soaked crop and a dry one.

The bigger difference is what happens after the forecast. A weather app tells you it will be 38°C on Thursday, and stops. Divisi knows you planted maize five weeks ago, knows it's entering tasselling — the stage where heat costs the most grain — and tells you what to do before Thursday arrives.

And a radio bulletin is at six o'clock whether the risk appears at six or not. Keep your weather app. This is a farming instruction, not a forecast.

Yes — it's one of the things Divisi is best at. Add your workers or your farm manager to the farm and everyone works from the same season plan. You assign the task, they mark it done, and it lands in the farm record with the date and a photo.

From town you can see that the weeding actually happened on Tuesday, what the fertiliser cost, and what the maize looked like this morning — instead of relying on a phone call and someone's memory.

It works the other way too: your team gets the same weather warnings and task reminders you do, so the right thing gets done on the day you would have told them to do it — whether or not you managed to call. Roles decide who can change what, and it's free, like everything else.

Your farm records are private by default. Diary entries, field boundaries, yields and ledger figures are visible only to you unless you choose otherwise, and nothing reaches the Farmer Hive unless you post it, one item at a time.

If you join an organisation's outgrower programme you agree to that explicitly, and only the records relevant to that programme are shared — one programme never sees another's farms.

Divisi does not sell farm data. Not to input companies, not to buyers, not to data brokers. That's exactly why the app is funded by the organisations running programmes on it rather than by advertising or data sales — the business model is the privacy policy. Data is encrypted in transit, and you can delete your account and your records at any time. Read the privacy policy →