AgTap is the all-around app for the day-to-day — irrigation, field maps, to-dos, equipment, and an AI assistant in your pocket. No clipboard, no spreadsheet, no guesswork.
Everything the season puts into each field, organized and mapped.
Follow every load from the field to the bin to the elevator.
Every field, well, and riser is named and mapped — tap it, hit navigate, and a first-day hand drives straight there. Got a blowout? Drop a to-do pin right where the pipe needs patched, and the fix goes to the spot, not to a phone call.

Toggle a field on and it glows blue on everybody's map. When it started, how long it's run, which well's pushing it — all counted for you. Tracking at its finest.

Text them a map link with your fields highlighted — no app needed. They open it and see exactly what you see. The windshield tour is over.
Every machine, well, and location keeps its own information and history — oil changes, repairs, serial number, meter number, and more. Each has its own QR code: scan it and the record's right there. Searchable years later.
This is the real tag on that tractor — scan it with your camera, or just tap it.
Assign to-dos straight to your farm hands — every hand gets their own list. They see their jobs; you see what got done, by who, and when. Nothing drowns in the group chat again.

Not a chatbot — a hand that already knows every field, well, pivot, and machine you have, plus your weather, rainfall, and watering history. Ask for any detail you've stored — meter numbers, accounts, serials, poly pipe — or where anything is, and it answers straight from your farm.
Snap a photo of a new tractor and it's added to your equipment list, specs and all. Drop in the assessor's equipment sheet or a handwritten well list and it imports the whole thing — no perfect spreadsheet required. It'll even help you troubleshoot a pump that won't prime or talk through crop and irrigation decisions using your fields, your soils, and your weather.
One place for the work that used to live across a dozen apps, notebooks, and texts.
Your real field boundaries, crop colors, and acres on satellite. Upload a shapefile, overlay your FSA boundaries, or draw fields by hand.
Tap a location to see details or create a to-do — meter number, poly pipe, documents, maintenance history, all right there.
Drop a to-do right where the work is — fix this riser, check this pump. They see the pin, navigate to it, and mark it done.
Start and stop wells, log manual sessions, and watch every field's watering status by round — live on the map.
Highlight fields, label what needs doing, and text the link. They get a live map — no app, no login — and you see the work get checked off.
Print a sticker for every well and machine. Anyone scans it to log maintenance, parts, or a to-do — no login needed.
Gauge-corrected radar shows what each field actually caught — right on the map, by farm on the dashboard, with 30 days of history. No rain gauge required.
AgTap was started by two farmers in the Arkansas Delta who kept hitting the same wall: farm software built for somebody else. Too complicated, too expensive, and never quite about the actual work.
We farm right at 7,000 acres, and with that much ground we needed one place to track it all — the crops, the land, the equipment, the crew. What's watering, what's broken, what the crew finished, where everything sits. No clipboard, no whiteboard, no four group texts. So we built it ourselves.
AgTap runs on our farms first. Every feature gets proven in a real season, on real acres, before it ships. If it doesn't save time in the field, it doesn't go in the app.
One email, Sunday evening. The five things that will cost or make you money this week, and what we're doing about them on our farm. Three minutes, no filler.
No sales line and no demo-request funnel — messages here go straight to the farmer who built AgTap. Ask a question, or ask for a walk-through on your own farm.
Open it in your browser, add it to your home screen, and you're running. Free through 2026, then per acre. Questions or want a walkthrough? Reach out anytime.