Brad Crawford

Tj Jefferson wrote:I will definitely try this. I want to do better records. Does this export to with xml or similar open-source architecture? Data portability is pretty important to me.

There is currently no mechanism for exporting your data but it is a feature that is high on the list as I think that data lock-in is a poor business model. I can't give you an ETA as with Spring well underway there are more immediate priorities in the short term. If you do try it and find that it doesn't meet your needs, I will arrange a manual export of your information in the meantime if requested.

Bryan de Valdivia wrote:Looks interesting. Once I've got the time I'll have a look at the 14-day trial, but gonna have to time it for when I've got free time as 14 days seems a bit rushed to give it a good shake out.

Great, if you find the 14 days isn't long enough just reach out as I'm sure that we can extend it for you.

Hi all, if anyone is interested, I have built a web app that I think may be useful for at least the journal/record keeping aspects that people have discussed here. It's not strictly permaculture focused but it uses satellite imagery (and allows you to use your own if you have access to a drone), allows you to record locations, dates, activities, observations, photos and weather information like rainfall and frost dates.

There is lots in the pipeline (planting calendars, companion planting, integration with the Netatmo weather station and the Edyn soil sensor and much more) but it is very usable as is and over the last several years there has barely been a day when I haven't used it myself in my own garden.

If anyone is interested, feel free to check it out at www.planmy.garden, I'd love to hear what you think.