Divisi
what actually happened
The exercise book burns.
The record shouldn't.
Every job on the farm — the weeding, the spray, the day the leaves started curling — recorded in seconds with a photograph, in the field, with no signal. Written down, a season stops being luck: you can see what you did the year the maize came good, and do it again.
Three seasons from now you will want to know exactly what you sprayed on the far field, and when, and whether it worked. Right now that knowledge is in your head and in a book in the shed, and both of those are temporary.
What the crop looked like, not what you remember it looking like
A line of text says the leaves were yellowing. A photograph taken that morning shows how yellow, on which leaves, at what stage — and it is still saying it in two years when the same thing happens again and you want to compare. Every diary entry carries photographs, and they come back with the entry.
No signal needed, ever
The far field is exactly where there is no network and exactly where the thing worth recording happens. Divisi writes to the phone first and syncs later, so the entry is saved and readable the moment you tap — not queued behind a connection you will not have until you walk back.
Recording a day's work
Point and note
A photograph, a line about what you did or saw, which field. Under a minute, standing where it happened.
Filed automatically
It attaches to the crop and field you were working, with the date, so nothing needs organising later.
Found again
Search a season, a field or a crop and read back what was actually done — with the photographs that prove it.
it doesn't work alone
One season, seen from every side
Divisi is one thing, not a bundle. Here is what this connects to — and why that matters more than any single feature.
Get Divisi free — set up in 3 minutes
Pin your farm once. From then on the advice, alerts, diary and ledger work anywhere — even with no signal in the field.
What we don't claim
Divisi will not identify a disease from your photograph. There are apps that claim to and the claim is shakier than it looks, especially on early symptoms and a budget camera. What Divisi does instead is tell you which pests and diseases actually threaten your crop at the stage it is in, show you what each looks like, and put your question in front of farmers growing the same crop nearby — which is slower to type and considerably more likely to be right.
Questions worth asking
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For organisations
Running an outgrower or contract-farming programme?
Ground-truth visibility across member farms, remote agronomic support, fewer field visits — on the app your farmers already use free.