Edit it like a spreadsheet. But everything is connected.
You enter fields, crops, and planting plans directly into tables, with no forms and no page changes. Because everything lives in one database, the calendar, seed demand, and yield overview recalculate immediately.
Edit values right in the table and jump from cell to cell with the keyboard
Update it in one place and it is current everywhere: no more reconciling separate lists
Mistakes stand out right away, for example when a bed is overbooked
Crop data that grows with the community.
Take spacing, cultivation duration, and yield values from the open library instead of starting from zero. What you add from your own experience, you can share with one click. That makes the library better with every farm.
Everything for your season
Cultivation calendar
See at a glance which crop occupies which bed and when, and spot overlaps early.
Roll over to the next season
Carry proven planting plans forward into the new season in one step, and adjust only what changes.
Calculate seed demand
Quantity and matching package sizes are derived from plans, crop data, and suppliers.
Yield distribution
Expected harvest quantities by week and crop reveal gaps and peaks before they happen.
Graphical field view
Arrange beds on your fields the way they actually lie on the ground.
Plan together
Invite your growing team and work on the same up-to-date plan.
Version history and trash
Every change is traceable, and earlier states can be restored.
Import and export
Bring your crop data in from spreadsheets and take it with you again at any time.
Install as an app
Runs in the browser and can be installed on your phone or tablet like an app.
Your data belongs to you.
OpenFarmPlanner is free software under the AGPL. No advertising and no reselling of farm data.
Source code on GitHubAGPL-3.0
Open source code, open for public review.
GDPR
Hosted in Germany, data minimal.
Documented API
With your own access token for scripts, automation, and AI agents.
From practice
Developed together with a community-supported farm (GeLaWi) in Carinthia.