Know when and how much to fertilise and irrigate, field by field.

Soil maps, N Balance, Water Balance and variable-rate maps for every field you farm or advise, in Italy and across Europe. Draw a field and the plan is ready in minutes: no sensors, no site visits.

Soil profileReady
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Then vs Now

Soil testing isn’t built for how fast decisions move now.

Today

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SlowManualFragmented

An agronomist waits weeks for lab results. A fertiliser plan runs on a handful of samples spread across several hectares. Every new tool means another login, dashboard, or app nobody opens twice.

With aspace

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InstantMappedActionable

Draw a field and its soil map comes back in seconds, followed by the N Balance, the Water Balance and a variable-rate map for your machine. Every field in one place, on your phone or at your desk.

Time to resultlog scale
Lab results
aspace
Product

Designed for Action: From a Soil Report to a Running Operation.

imagery · USDA NAIPhover a zone

pH, organic carbon, nitrogen and texture mapped across the field, each with its confidence score, turned into a rate per zone and exported for your spreader or drill. Not a table of numbers to interpret. An amount to apply, and where to apply it.

Daily nitrogen and water balances for the crop in the ground: when to top-dress and how much, when to hold off before heavy rain, and when to irrigate. Closed periods and nitrate-zone limits for your region are built in.

Rain ahead, workable days and the jobs that matter most on each field this week, from sowing windows to top-dressing, not a fixed date circled on a paper calendar.

Fertiliser records with a phosphorus and potassium budget, yield maps and forecasts, and soil reports you can share with your agronomist, lender or buyer, all in one place.

The Core Engine

Five Dimensions, Not Two.

Most soil models treat land as a flat surface — latitude and longitude, nothing underneath. Ours adds elevation, slope, and time, so a hillside is read against physically similar hillsides, not the nearest flat field. The result is a map of your field, not of your region’s average.

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Field #MS389728a
Fertiliser use reduction
53kg/ha

Leveraging pixel-scale soil information to tailor nutrient applications to crop needs, improving fertiliser efficiency while maintaining crop productivity.

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Anchors the reading to an exact place on the north–south axis.

Pairs with latitude to fix the coordinate precisely, east to west.

Sets drainage, temperature, and formation history for that height.

Drives how differently erosion, runoff, and compaction behave.

Reads how the land has formed and shifted, not just a snapshot.

1D — Latitudevector space
Use case

Blind spots the surface never showed

6/ 6
Soil properties where our Italy maps beat SoilGrids on the LUCAS 2018 lab holdout
41–45%
Topsoil clay mapped under a Basilicata field (illustrative example)
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To start: then a few targeted lab samples, not a grid
10Seconds
From coordinate to a full soil profile

Basilicata, Italy →

40.67°N 16.15°E

A surface reading suggested the field was short of nitrogen. Our map put total nitrogen at 1.11 g/kg and showed what the surface never would: 41–45% topsoil clay, a compaction risk invisible from above. Check the clay with one lab sample and run the N Balance before buying more nitrogen.

Surface read
Short of nitrogen
Our map
N 1.11 g/kg · clay 41–45%
Mapped topsoil clay41–45%
050100%

Illustrative example: modelled values, not lab measurements.

Giza, Egypt →

30.01°N 31.21°E

Arid, sandy, the kind of site every playbook says needs constant heavy irrigation. Our map put topsoil clay at 39.6%: water that may sit rather than drain. That is the reading to check before setting the irrigation plan.

Mapped topsoil clay39.6%
050100%
Expectation
high permeability
Our map
39.6% topsoil clay

Illustrative example: modelled values, not lab measurements.

Field passport

Every field gets a passport.

One coordinate, one shareable record: the soil profile, the 5D reading and the date it was issued, in a link a farmer can forward to an agronomist, a lender or a buyer.

Issue a passport

  • Permanent link per coordinate
  • Profile, 5D reading and issue date
  • Forward to agronomists, lenders, buyers
Field PassportFP-0000
Location
Basilicata, Italy
Coordinate
40.6712°N 16.1450°E
Texture
Clay loam
Issued
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Illustrative passport · sample data
Manifesto

Read by AI, seen from satellite. We are the laboratory of the world.

Discover what your land is made of in a few clicks.

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KPI

Impact metrics

Already convinced by the numbers above? You don’t need to read the rest first.

Free field

Running a farm or advising farmers?

Draw your first field: it gets the soil map, N Balance, Water Balance and a variable-rate plan, free up to 10 hectares, with no card needed. Have a recent lab report? Take the Blind Challenge: we read our map at the same point without seeing your values and email you, property by property, whether your lab value falls within the range our map states for itself.

Building farm software? Put the same data in your app with the API →
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Customer perspective

“The tool costs much less than lab tests, and the recommendations aren’t difficult to follow — my shop attendants were able to use it.
Dr. Immaculate MainaAgro-dealer & agricultural scientist, Nakuru, Kenya