01 — SOFTWARE

Your operation,
on your screen.

Current conditions, historical charts, alerts, automations and the traceability of every lot, from one place and on one device. One platform for rooms, silos, tanks and sites.

See the hardware
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0202 — MONITORING

Everything that happens, live

Every variable, every output and every sector in one view: current conditions, comparison between sectors and historical charts.

0303 — AUTOMATIONS

Rules that act on their own

Combined conditions, time ranges and actions on the outputs, from templates or piece by piece. The logic runs on the device.

0404 — ALARMS

The alert reaches the right person

Thresholds per variable and per sector. When an alarm fires it is logged and notifies by push, Telegram or email until someone acknowledges it.

0505 — TRACEABILITY

Everything is recorded

Every reading, alarm, automation and task stays in the lot's history, in the name of whoever did it. What happened at two in the morning, too.

0606 — AGENTS

Ask your operation

Over MCP, an AI assistant reads your sectors, variables, lots and events, answers with real data and logs the day's work.

07 — PLATFORM

Eight modules on the same data

Real-time monitoring

Current conditions, comparison between sectors and historical charts, without relying on walk-throughs.

TEMP · RH · CO₂ · SUBSTRATE · VPD

Automations

Equipment controlled by readings, schedules and intervals, combined with each other. Templates or advanced node logic.

RUNS ON THE DEVICE · TEMPLATES · ADVANCED

Traceability

Every lot with its environment, its tasks and who did them. Reports per sector, lot, cycle or specimen.

LOT · CYCLE · SPECIMEN

Custom panels

Several panels per organization, with the widgets that answer each question: what is happening now, what happened this week, how each cycle is going.

WIDGETS · SHARED · BY RANGE

Planning

Active lots with their production day, a task calendar per sector and tasks by status.

LOTS · CALENDAR · TASKS

Analytics

Several variables on one time axis, event layers and CSV export.

MULTI-SERIES · EVENTS · CSV

Alarms

Threshold, expected state and acknowledgement. Notice by push, Telegram or email, as each user chooses.

PUSH · TELEGRAM · EMAIL

MCP · AI assistants

Your data and actions open to an assistant: it queries, logs and asks for confirmation before touching the hardware.

CLAUDE · CHATGPT · GEMINI
08 — PANELS

Every question has its panel

Calendar, supplies, hardware status, dynamics, cycle comparison and alarm widgets. They settle on the grid, are saved as a panel and become available to the whole organization.

Home
Last 24 h
Calendar
Phytosanitary applicationSector 211:06
Supply consumption
Phytosanitary120ml20 ml · 8 Jul
Disinfectant4l1 l · 8 Jul
Latest activations
DehumidifierIntegrated module · Lab50 min09:42
DehumidifierIntegrated module · Lab29 min08:40
DehumidifierIntegrated module · Lab41 min07:22
Cycle progress
L-202606#003Ripening · cycle 3
Day 46 / 60
Current cycle77 %
Dynamics
Temperature 1Humidity 1CO₂ 4Dehumidifier
Humidity 5
Lab · Sensor 5 · TH10:32:14
60.1% HR
MIN58.7AVG60.4MAX61.5
Cycle comparison
Day 13 / 39
95 %MATCH
Current cycleReference
Cycle Gantt
L-2501RipeningL-2502RipeningL-2404CuringL-2403StorageL-2406Drying
RipeningRipeningCuringStorageDrying
AlarmsHumidity 5 dropped below 60 % RHLab · Sensor 5 · TH · 10 Jul 15:00
MOCKUP OVER APP SCREENSHOTS · ILLUSTRATIVE VALUES
09 — PLANNING

The team knows what is due today

Active lots with their production day, a task calendar per sector and tasks by status, for the whole team: each person joins with a role — Operator, Grower or Administrator — and what they do is in their name.

Planning
Sector 2
ACTIVE LOTS
Ripening
Sector 2 · L-202606#001
13/63 d21 %
Ripening
Sector 2 · L-202606#002
14/65 d22 %
Curing
Sector 2 · L-202606#003
16/65 d25 %
Drying
Sector 2 · L-202604#002
28/15 d+13 d
CALENDARJuly 2026
SUMOTUWETHFRSA
5
6
7
15
16
17
18
TASKS
Phytosanitary application15:15 · Sector 2
Cleaning15:44 · Sector 2
Filter check16:20 · Sector 2
10 — ANALYTICS

Every series, one time axis

Overlay temperature, humidity, VPD, CO₂ and the state of each output. Event layers line up disconnections, manual changes, automation changes, alarms and tasks with the curve.

AnalyticsManagement / Analytics
LIVE
Disconnections 1
Manual changes 0
Automation changes 4
Alarms 0
Tasks 1
Humidity · % RH
MIN53,1AVG71,3MAX78,7
72 % HR10:32
Temperature · °C
MIN22,8AVG25,3MAX27,4
25,7 °C10:32
Extraction · S8
33 %ACTIVE
On10:32
CO₂ · ppm
MIN640AVG905MAX1 180
870 ppm10:32
VPD · kPa
MIN0,6AVG0,9MAX1,6
0,9 kPa10:32
11 — RULE EDITOR

Logic, not checkboxes

Any custom logic: describe it to the agent in plain language and it appears built on the canvas, with sensor readings, averages and the state of other outputs as conditions, and pulses, delays, memories and time ranges on the output. Before it goes to the device, the simulator tests it against every scenario: input curves, day of the week or the sensors’ real data.

  • The agent builds it from a sentence in plain language
  • The simulator tests every scenario before it goes to the device
  • Readings, averages, states, pulses, delays, memories and time ranges
12 — TRACEABILITY

Every lot, with its whole history

Every lot carries which lot it came from and its variety, the sectors it went through with their variables, the tasks with their delays, the supply consumption and the alarms that occurred. Everything is in the name of whoever did it and comes out in a report per sector, lot, cycle or specimen.

Lot L-202606#003 · Chamber 1DAY 46 · RIPENING
TASKS18 / 21SUPPLIES3ALARMS2DURATION46 d
Genealogy
Lot history
  1. TODAY 09:12

    Automation R-07 executed · dehumidifier 38 min

  2. TODAY 08:30

    Disinfection · 4 l of disinfectant · logged by the operator

  3. YESTERDAY 17:40

    Phytosanitary application · logged by the operator (photo attached · 2 h late)

  4. 12 SEP 02:05

    RH alarm for 38 min · acknowledged by the night shift

  5. 10 SEP

    Day's variables · 24.6 °C · 68 % RH · 850 ppm CO₂

  6. 01 AUG 08:00

    Cycle started · 120 units · variety V-12 · cloned from lot M-202605#001

Cycle environment · 46 days
Temperature · °CMIN22,4AVG24,3MAX26,1
Humidity · % RHMIN60AVG66MAX72
PDF reportCSVIN THE NAME OF WHOEVER DID IT
  • Genealogy and variety
  • Environmental variables
  • Tasks and delays
  • Supplies
  • Acknowledged alarms
  • PDF report
13 — MCP

Your data, as tools

Growcast exposes your sectors, variables, lots, cycles, tasks and panels over MCP. An assistant — Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini — queries them with your account's role, logs the day's work and asks for confirmation before acting on the hardware.

ASSISTANTSClaude · ChatGPT · GeminiPERMISSIONSThose of your role
GROWCAST MCP · ILLUSTRATIVE CONVERSATION
Why did humidity rise in sector 04 last night?
Extraction was off for 38 min (02:05–02:43) after the device disconnected. RH reached 74 % and returned to range at 03:10.
variables · sector 04 · RH
activity · 12 Sep
lot L-228
Create an automation so it does not happen again
I propose R-09: if extraction is off for more than 10 min and RH exceeds 68 %, turn on the dehumidifier. Applying it to the device requires your confirmation.
FAQ

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CONTACT

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