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For Cultivators

Your whole grow, on one board.

Every batch from clone through cure, every room, every task, and the availability your buyers see — in one place, updated by the people actually doing the work.

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From clone to sold, without re-typing anything.

The board your team updates is the same board that feeds your availability. Mark a lot cured and graded, and it's listed. Nothing gets keyed twice.

Presale before planting — publish a planned batch, let buyers reserve it from your availability email with a no-login link, and get told the moment demand passes the plan.

Every stage counted — Clone, Veg, Flower, Cured — with live counts per room and per strain, so you know what's coming and when.

Ready dates that mean something — Put a date on a batch and it lands on the team calendar, next to the deliveries and the tasks it affects.

Publish when you're ready — Nothing reaches a buyer's screen until you put it there. Price, potency and quantity are yours to set per listing.

The crew

The field app puts the rooms in your pocket.

Your team shouldn't have to walk back to a desk to record what they just did. Big targets, offline-tolerant, English or Spanish.

Update where you stand

Flip a batch to flower, adjust counts, flag condition — from the room, on a phone, in seconds.

Photos on the batch

Attach a room shot or a close-up to the batch itself, so the office sees what you saw.

Tasks that reach people

Assign feeding, defoliation or sampling to a person with a due date. It shows up on their list and on the calendar.

Be findable, then be easy to buy from.

Publishing puts you in front of every dispensary buyer searching your area — and gives them a way to commit without a phone call.

One list, two places — The same availability powers the searchable listing and the email your buyers already expect.

Holds instead of hold-ups — A buyer reserves a lot and you're notified. No double-selling the same batch.

Photo proof on handoff — Require a photo per staged line before a job moves, then send the compiled proof. Disputes get short.

Nothing ships without a passing lab result.

Attach the COA to the batch and it goes live. Until then the batch simply doesn't appear on anyone's availability — not as a listing, not on a transfer.

Held back, with the reason — If a batch isn't listed you can see exactly why: no result yet, still pending, expired, or passing overall but failed on one panel.

A retest supersedes, it doesn't overwrite — Fail, remediate, pass — all three stay on the record in order, which is the part anyone reviewing your file asks about.

One failed panel is a fail — A batch can clear potency and still fail microbials. Passing overall isn't enough to publish.

Records

The paperwork, kept as you go.

Not a compliance service — your own records, in one place, so producing them isn't an archaeology exercise.

Named areas

Every canopy and immature area carries the name it has on your licensed premises diagram, so a location is a record rather than a nickname.

Inventory counts

Start a count and it freezes what the system believed, so the figure can't move while your crew walks the rows. Variances need an explanation before the count closes.

METRC, read only

Connect your licence and we read what the state already holds for it — strains, rooms, item categories, units, items, active packages, available tags — so your crew picks METRC's own spelling instead of typing it a second time. Your stock is compared against METRC's and the disagreements are shown. We never write to it.

What's missing

A running list of gaps — batches with no planting date, areas not assigned, a count that's overdue — naming the batches involved rather than counting them.