Vineyard management
Viti samples NDVI imagery at each vine and reads it against the Brix, pH and yield you measure in the row. Then it runs the weekly loop: work orders out to the crew, sprays and completions back, and a history per vine that survives the season.
Viti is running its first seasons with a small number of estates. Write to us about yours.
What Viti does
Upload an NDVI raster and Viti samples it at every vine in the block, not per zone or per acre. Enter the measurements you already take, such as Brix, pH, TA, cluster counts, pruning weights and yield, and read the index against this vineyard's own fruit instead of a vendor's colour scale.
Plan pruning, spraying, irrigation, harvest and the rest by block or by vine, and assign it to the people doing it. A spray order carries the product, rate, unit, re-entry period and weather, so what went on which block, and when, is written down once and kept.
Measurements, NDVI samples, photos and the work orders that touched it, in one timeline per vine, newest first. Next season you can see what this vine did last season, not what the block averaged.
The crew opens today's work orders on a phone, completes them with notes and photos in the rows, and Viti sends the completions in when the phone finds coverage again. Vineyards do not have signal, so the field view does not need it.
Who it is for
An owner-operator or manager of a 20 to 500 acre estate: one organization, a handful of users, a crew lead on a phone in the rows. Viti gives you the map, the work orders and the records in one place, with roles for admins, managers and field staff.
You look after several estates and want to see each one down to the vine, with its imagery read against its own fruit rather than a generic scale. Viti has a consultant role, and one login can belong to every estate you work with.
Contact
Viti is early. If you run an estate, or advise several, and want per-vine data that is calibrated to your own fruit, send a note with where you are and how many acres.