Irrigation that looks after your garden, nursery or plantation on its own.

A controller by the installation and an app on your phone. You group valves into zones, set schedules, and the system switches watering on at the planned times by itself — and holds it back when the forecast says rain. It runs in our own garden and at a large commercial grower; we are now taking on the first pilot sites.

Who is it for?

Plant nurseries, growers under cover and in open ground, plantations, larger home gardens.

  • Plant nurseries
  • Growers
  • Plantations and orchards
  • Home gardens

How does it work?

  1. 01AppOn your phone you set up valve groups, schedules and watering times.
  2. 02Server and forecastThe server builds the run plan and checks the rain forecast for the place where the controller stands.
  3. 03ControllerA Raspberry Pi with relay boards in a box by the installation. It receives the plan and keeps to the times by itself.
  4. 04Valves in zonesRelays open and close the solenoid valves. In the app you can see what is watering right now and for how much longer.
  • Valve groupsYou group valves the way you want, e.g. “South border” or “Tunnel 3”, and name them the way you call them day to day.
  • SchedulesDays of the week, start time and watering duration. Several schedules per group, and you can pause and resume each one.
  • Watering on demandYou switch a group on with a single toggle or for a set time with the timer. The screen counts down how much watering is left.
  • Pause without deletingYou pause a group during work or harvest — the schedules wait and come back when you resume.
  • Rain in the forecastFor each group you choose: water as normal, ask me, or pause automatically. When rain is on the way, you get a notification on your phone.
  • Watering historyA group’s completed runs with start and finish times — you can see when and for how long it watered.
  • Several controllers on one accountYou can split a larger site across several controllers. The app shows which one is online, and you can change its name, Wi-Fi network and location.
  • Setup from your phoneValve and board names, switching outputs on and off, assigning valves to groups — without a trip to the box.

What do you get?

  • Raspberry Pi controller with relay boards
  • App for Android and iPhone
  • An account you can access from anywhere
  • Rain forecast for the controller’s location
  • Direct contact with us during the season

Proven in practice

Irrigation runs in our own garden and at a large commercial grower. You set it up once: after that the controller switches the valve groups on in turn at the planned times, and you open the app only when you want to change something or water outside the plan.

Until spring 2027 we are taking on a few pilot sites on preferential terms. In return we ask for your opinion and permission to describe the deployment.

What the pilot looks like

  1. A conversation — you tell us about your site: how many zones, which valves, where the power and Wi-Fi are.
  2. Connecting the controller — we connect the controller to the valves and the network on site.
  3. Setup in the app — together we set up valve groups, schedules and the location for the forecast.
  4. A season with us — you send your feedback directly to us; in return we ask for your opinion and permission to describe the deployment.

Ask about the pilot

FAQ

Does the controller need internet access?

Yes, it connects over Wi-Fi. It downloads the watering plan and the forecast from the server, and you control it from your phone from anywhere.

What if the forecast is wrong?

You decide how each group reacts to rain in the forecast: it waters as normal, asks you via a notification, or pauses automatically. In “ask me” mode you have the final say.

How many sections can one controller handle?

Up to 128 — more sections simply mean more relay boards. A larger site can also be split across several controllers on one account.

Which phones does the app work on?

Android and iPhone.