Farm Sprayer GPS
Know where you've been. Every pass, every field.
A simple coverage map for spraying, spreading, tillage and planting on the phone, tablet or PC you already own. Add our Bluetooth GPS receiver, or a complete kit, when you want tighter passes.
- One price, no subscription
- Works offline with saved USGS imagery
- Built in Lancaster, Ohio
Free with the app
Farm Sprayer GPS Cloud
Back up every finished job, see your fields painted on a map in any browser, send a read-only link to your agronomist or landlord, and get everything back on a new phone in minutes. Sign in with just your email. Backup is off until you turn it on.
- BackupEvery pass, the acres and the job record, kept safe off the phone.
- View anywhereOpen fsgpscloud.maconapps.com on a laptop and see each job over satellite imagery.
- Share & exportRead-only links, plus KML, GeoJSON, GPX and CSV downloads.
- RestoreNew device or a different app? Sign in and your jobs come back.
Get the app
What it does →Android
Phones and tablets running Android 8 and newer. Pairs with Bluetooth GPS receivers through Android's location settings.
Get it on Google PlayiPhone & iPad
Works on iPhone and iPad. Cellular iPads include GPS; Wi‑Fi only iPads need an external receiver.
Download on the App StoreWindows PC
Free on the Microsoft Store. Most PCs have no GPS built in, so plan on a USB or Bluetooth receiver.
Get it from MicrosoftHow it works
Enter your width
Type in your boom or implement width. Pick a map style, or save USGS imagery for fields with no signal.
Tap Start and drive
The app paints the ground you have covered, counts the acres and shows where passes overlap. Pause when you lift the boom.
Finish and keep the record
Every job keeps its crop, product, rate and notes. Export KML, GPX, GeoJSON or CSV, or back it up to the free cloud.
Phone GPS is a start. The receiver is the upgrade.
Phone and tablet GPS can be off by several meters. Our Bluetooth receiver pairs with Android, iPhone, iPad and Windows and shows up in the app just like the built-in GPS, with a much steadier fix. Wi‑Fi only tablets and most laptops need one.
See receivers & kits