FarmDots is an offline-first, map-based farm operating system built for orchard and permanent-crop farms: mango, citrus, berries, vineyards, drip blocks.

Draw farm boundaries on a satellite map, auto-generate rows and plants from spacing settings, manage drip irrigation by valve, log disease and irrigation events, export operational spreadsheets, and sync everything to the cloud when you are back online.

What it does

Global map: draw and edit farm polygons, satellite and topo layers, plant and valve markers, area metrics
Farm workspace: Konva canvas for pan/zoom, placing and dragging plants and valves, marquee selection, row guides
Grid wizard: auto-generate parallel rows and plants from spacing and bearing inside a boundary
Operations: per-plant health, yield, and issues; irrigation and disease event logs
Calendar: farm events with recurrence for irrigation, harvest, scouting, and more
Export: plants.xlsx, rows.csv, irrigation.csv, disease.csv
Offline-first: RxDB + IndexedDB, PWA installable, works without network
Cloud sync: push/pull to Cloudflare D1 via Workers API with geometry conflict resolution
AI (optional): Gemini farm context, chat, and multilingual voice intent via Sarvam

Architecture

React PWA (Vite + RxDB + MapLibre/Konva)
        ↓ /api
Cloudflare Worker (Hono + D1 + R2 + cron)
        ↓ optional
R Plumber analytics sidecar

Shared Zod entities and GeoJSON helpers live in workspace packages. Crop spacing templates ship as a separate package for mango, citrus, and other profiles.

Why I built it

Most farm software assumes desktop workflows and always-on internet. FarmDots is designed for people working in the field on a phone: draw a boundary, fill it with a grid, log what happened today, and sync when you get back to Wi‑Fi.