Golden-hour food plot with sunflowers, clover, young corn, mowed lanes, and timbered hills.
Private beta · Food plots & habitat

Run the land with everyone on the same page

Share tasks, weekend plans, property notes, and plot history with your family, partners, or club so the work actually gets done the way you planned it.

Inside AcreHuddle

A shared property record that travels with the work

Start with the property, then keep plans, tasks, field logs, equipment, and quick reference in one place. The web app is open to approved beta users. This image shows the native iPhone development build in Demo Mode with fictional property data.

  1. 1. Map the property. Give the crew a shared view of plots and named areas.
  2. 2. Plan the work. Keep tasks, equipment, and weather context together.
  3. 3. Record the result. Save field logs and photos for the next season.
Request web beta access

The iPhone app is being prepared for an App Store release and is not available to install yet.

Actual AcreHuddle iPhone development build showing the Dashboard for fictional Oak Ridge Demo Farm.
Actual iPhone build · fictional Demo Mode data
Platforms

Use AcreHuddle where the work actually happens

Plan together in the web private beta. A native iPhone app is being prepared for the App Store, with Android planned later.

The web app is available to approved beta users. The iPhone app is not available to install yet.

Live

Web app available now

Run planning, mapping, shared tasks, records, and coordination from any desktop or mobile browser.

Coming soon

iPhone app coming to the App Store

The native iPhone app is in development. Its signed-in scan workflow saves plot photo evidence; automatic plant identification is still being built.

Coming soon

Android coming soon

Your farms, plots, tasks, logs, and equipment records will be fully available on Android. Same land data, same crew, different device.

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Click into each feature and see how it earns its place

Each card opens a product story: what it does, why it matters, and how it saves time, reduces missed details, and keeps the whole crew aligned.