The AXM farm dashboard: sensor cells, rovers, weather and analytics on one screen.
Step 2 of 3 — confirmation.
Open the bot and press «Start» — your account confirms itself. Field alerts will arrive there too: frost, dry soil, flat sensor batteries.
confirmation code: —
Waiting for confirmation…
Step 3 of 3 — your first project.
Enter the land parcel number: we pull the boundaries, the area and the satellite basemap from the state cadastre automatically.
Skip — I will add parcels later
The number is on your title extract or on the public cadastral map. If the farm spans several parcels, add them all.
We break nothing and replace nothing: the dashboard simply becomes one more data source for what already works for you. We look at where your time goes today — emails retyped by hand, spreadsheets reconciled every evening, orders living in chat threads — and bring you options in plain language: what we automate, what it costs, what it gives you. The decision stays yours.
Tick what interests you and describe the task in your own words — that is enough for a first conversation. We already know who you are and which farm you run, so we will not ask.
Keyboard control: W/A/S/D or the arrow keys, space to stop. Until a machine is connected, commands are only written to the log.
The dashboard is built around your field: the more it knows, the sharper its hints and forecasts get.
Farm, parcels, team, field, devices, documents and your account
The rovers speak now and then. Each machine has its own character — a speech bubble on the map, a face and a voice on the machine itself. Safety messages are never affected by this setting.
Crop blocks, tracks and features come from your map in Yandex Constructor — that map is the source of truth, and re-importing replaces the layout entirely. Crop and variety live here instead, because the constructor has no place for them. Click a block name to see it on the map.
Calculated from your parcels' coordinates — thirty years of daily ERA5 reanalysis.
The 0–100 scales are normalised from breeders' descriptions and field notes, not from measurements. Every entry carries its source and how reliable it is: different sources disagree about the same variety, and taste is subjective anyway. Edit them to match your own experience — your own varieties live inside your project.
The email cannot be changed — project invitations are tied to it.
Changing the password closes your other sessions — you will need to sign in again on other devices.