Know the field.
Keep the name, crop, season, acreage, and recurring context together in your own registry.
↗FIELD OPERATIONS, WITH CONTEXTA clearer view.
A clearer view.
A better
next move.
Your fields. Your observations. Your next actions. Bring them together in one calm, connected workspace built for the work between field visits.
✓Free individual pilot · No credit card
NEXT FIELD VISITCreek 03Review the drainage observation
AttentionA CONNECTED FIELD RECORD04 sample fieldsFictional data · manually entered
YOUR FIELD CONTEXT, IN ONE PLACE.ONE FIELD RECORD. FEWER LOOSE ENDS.▦ Field registry◎ Scouting context↗ Action queue↓ Portable records
FROM OBSERVATION TO FOLLOW-THROUGHThe field changes.
The field changes.
Your context
should stay connected.
A useful observation deserves
a clear next step.
Field notes become harder to use when names, actions, and outcomes live in different places. WD Fieldwork links your registry to the next visit, so you can pick up the thread without reconstructing it.
Meet WD FieldworkYOUR WORKSPACE / IN FOCUSLess searching.
Less searching.
More field context.
A practical first release for individual field professionals. Enter your own records and keep the next action close to the observation.
WORKSPACE / ACTION QUEUE+ New action
The next visit starts here.
04Fields
03Open actions
01Completed
Review drainage observationCreek 03 · Soybean · Sample scoutAttentionIn progress
Complete the next scouting roundNorth 01 · Corn · Sample scoutRoutinePlanned
Record the follow-up visitWest 04 · Wheat · Sample scoutRoutineCompleted
A journal of your entries. No connected sensors or automated crop diagnosis.
ILLUSTRATIVE WORKSPACE / FICTIONAL DATAOpen the interactive demo
A CONNECTED WAY TO WORKThree parts.
See the workflow Three parts.
One useful field record.
PRACTICAL FIELD NOTESClear thinking.
Explore the resources Clear thinking.
Useful fieldwork.
SCOUTING PRACTICE
What makes a field observation useful?
The context that helps a note become a clear follow-up.
Read the field note ↗FIELD ORGANIZATIONBuild a field registry that stays useful.
Small details make a season’s records easier to navigate.
Read the field note ↗FOLLOW-THROUGHClose the loop after the field visit.
A status tells you where work is. An outcome tells you what it meant.
Read the field note ↗BEFORE YOUR FIRST FIELDA few things
A few things
worth knowing.
What does WD Fieldwork do?
It connects a manually maintained field registry with scouting observations and follow-up actions. The current release includes individual accounts, saved records, status tracking, activity, exports, and deletion controls.
Does it connect to satellites or sensors?
The current release uses your own entries. It does not connect to satellites, weather feeds, machinery, or sensors, and it does not diagnose crops or recommend treatments.
Can I invite another person?
The pilot provides individual workspaces. Owner labels are descriptive text. Shared workspaces and invitations are future capabilities; exports let you share a snapshot now.
How much does the pilot cost?
The individual pilot is free, with up to 200 fields and 2,000 action records per account. No card or paid subscription is created. See pilot pricing.
A CLEARER NEXT VISITGood fieldwork.
Good fieldwork.
Better follow-through.
Give your fields, observations, and next actions a shared home in your own workspace.