Manage land, water and habitat with current conditions, not last year's survey.
Free for early members. No credit card required.
What Earth Manager Does
Land stewardship decisions are made annually with monthly data. This closes that gap.
One record per piece of land: soil notes, features, photos, history.
Planting, pruning, and maintenance schedules matched to your climate.
A running journal of what was done, when, and what happened next.
Track rainfall, irrigation, and soil observations over the years.
Small changes that make managed land better for pollinators and wildlife.
The right chores surfacing at the right week, not from memory.
How Earth Manager Works
Set up a profile for each parcel, bed, or stand you look after.
Build the year's schedule once; the planner turns it into weekly tasks.
Quick entries in the field become a stewardship history worth keeping.
About
EarthManager — Manage land the way it should be managed Part of the VentureOS network of 20,000+ smart entities, each built to create real value in its vertical. Backed by 63+ specialist agents, shared infrastructure, and a unified economy.
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Both — anyone responsible for living land, from a balcony of planters to a working smallholding.
No; logs sync when you are back in range, and records export any time.
You do — export everything, delete everything, at will.
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