Spend less per season
Inputs, diesel and machine hours by field, to see where to save.

All five divisions working for your farm, from field to shipping. You hire what you need and deal with just one company.
Inputs, diesel and machine hours by field, to see where to save.
Contracts and crop balance at hand, to decide when and how much to sell.
Each field's history, with its applications and yield, so you can repeat what worked and fix what didn't.
Acreage, costs, inventory and sales updated in one place, to decide without waiting for season's end.
Logs and photos on your phone, no notebook and no retyping.
Where each batch came from and what was applied, ready for the buyer.
Backed-up records, with access only for those who need it.
More land, another farm or a new crop, and the systems keep up.
If technology can solve it, we'll build it. Tell us yours.
Share my goal For example: connect the scale to the ERP, link all farms in one system or automate harvest closing.The systems that drive the operation.
AI that follows each day and alerts the team.
The infrastructure that holds the systems and records.
The farmer's identity on every invoice.
The in-house products Prototic builds.
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67.1%
You can start with the area that weighs most today. Scope, timeline and investment come in writing, before the contract.
47.8%
Field apps store every record on the device and sync when the signal comes back.
44%
One company takes care of the system, the servers and support, with no separate vendor for each piece. Support terms are set by contract.
40.9%
The brief starts from how your farm actually runs. Our technical team shows what solves things now and what can wait.
Percentage of Brazilian farmers, across all states, who cited each difficulty in using digital technologies. 2020 data.
About how to hire us, where to start and what your company keeps.
No. You hire only what makes sense for the farm, from one division or several, and you can start with one area and add the others later.
Yes. The app stores the record on the device, with date and location, and sends it when the connection comes back, at the main house or on the road.
Yes. The project can start with the most urgent area, like the field notebook or diesel tracking, and expand to the others later.
Yes, as long as the ERP allows integration via API, file or database. Invoices, inventory and finance stay in it, and what we build exchanges data with it. The brief confirms the approach.
It depends on the scope. After the brief, you get a written proposal with scope, timeline and investment.
Your company does: the code and data are in its name. In the systems we build, each person accesses only what their role allows, every change is logged and data is handled in compliance with the LGPD.
Sending the brief creates no commitment. If the project makes sense for both sides, we move on to the proposal.