The truck binder
Spray records on a clipboard survive about one season of rain, sun, and coffee. The cab of the rig is not a filing system.
Every application.
On the record.
Log by hole and area — greens, tees, fairways — with the product, rate, applicator, and weather attached to every record.
01EPA-seeded catalog
Product search backed by EPA pesticide registration data — signal words and restricted-use flags included.
02Weather, attached
Temperature, wind, and humidity recorded with every application — automatically.
03Built for your facility
Purpose-built logging flows for golf courses, landscape crews, and sports turf.
04Paper when you need it
Usage, spending, and cost-by-area reports that print clean or save as PDF.
01 / The status quo
Your records exist. Somewhere.
Every application you make is already documented — across a clipboard, three spreadsheets, and a binder that only makes sense to you.
The forked spreadsheet
spray_log_FINAL_v3.xlsx — which one is current depends on who you ask, and the answer changes with the crew.
The records request
An inspector asks for last April. That's an evening in the file cabinet you don't have during the season.
One place. Every detail. Ready when they ask.
02 / What it does
Built around the record, not the dashboard.
Log it the way you spray it
Product, rate, area, target pest, applicator — with multiple products per tank mix, in a form shaped to your facility. Every record keeps its own product snapshot, so your log stays intact even as the catalog changes.
Type three letters, get the product
Search a catalog seeded from EPA pesticide registration data — signal words, restricted-use flags, and registration numbers included — plus fertilizers with full N-P-K analysis.
Inventory that keeps itself
Log an application and the amount comes off your shelf count automatically. Know what's on hand before you order — not after you run out.
The season at a glance
A month view of everything you've put down, plus usage, spending, and cost-by-area reports for when someone official asks for the paperwork.
03 / How it works
Three steps, then it runs itself.
- 01
Set up your facility
A short signup tailored to how you work — add your courses, properties, or fields with their acreage and grass types.
- 02
Log it as you spray
Type a few letters, pick the product, set the rate and area. Inventory adjusts on its own and the weather attaches itself.
- 03
Pull the record when they ask
A calendar of everything you've put down, and printable usage, spending, and cost-by-area reports — organized the way an inspector expects to see it.
Start your spray log today.
Create your account and set up your facility in a few minutes.