
What's new in Phase: October 2026
New in Phase this month: yield maps in 3D on real ground, a notification bell with team updates, signing on and off for safety, one grid for every price.
What is new in Phase, practical guides to keeping farm records, and why we build it the way we do.

New in Phase this month: yield maps in 3D on real ground, a notification bell with team updates, signing on and off for safety, one grid for every price.
Phase puts an emergency page on every phone on the farm: one-tap emergency numbers, the address to give, the meeting point and your plan, even with no signal.
Record the bowser's meter reading with each fill-up and Phase works out the litres, keeps a fuel log by machine, and shows when fuel left the tank unrecorded.
Phase keeps each worker's start, finish, break and what they did in a month calendar, entered from their own phone, and exports the month for pay.
How signing on and off works in Phase. A worker says when they expect to finish, and if they have not signed off, the right people are told. No tracking.

Four printable livestock reports in Phase. Feed-out by pen, weights and gain, a mob register, and treatments with withholding dates, as PDF, Excel or CSV.

Set a service reminder by engine hours and Phase raises the job, with its checklist and parts, for the right person. Hours can update themselves from connected machines.

Phase Spatial can run a fall of rain, a frost night or a wind over a paddock's real ground, and number the ponds, frost hollows and exposed rises it finds.

What a good spray record holds, and how to keep one in Phase from the paddock in a few taps, with the weather, the products and the stock filled in for you.

In Phase, change every product price in one grid, paste a price list from Excel, and put the new prices onto every unfinished job in your crop plans.
In Phase, record tank levels in one tap, log checks on troughs and bores, and see every water point on the farm map, for stock, spray, the house and fire.

Phase stands a yield map up on the paddock's real ground and shows whether the hollows or the rises yielded more, with a figure for each fifth of the paddock.
Most of what we build into Phase starts as a message from someone on a farm. Four recent features, and the plain requests they came from.
Why every part of Phase works on a phone as well as a computer, so no job has to wait until you are back in the office at night.

Phase is farm management software for Australian growers. Crop plans, spray records, inventory, weather, livestock and machinery in one app, on phone and computer.
Phase started on a working broadacre farm, with a simple complaint. The plan, the spray records, the shed and the machinery books never talked to each other.
Who owns the records you keep in Phase, who can see them, how you get them out, and what Phase Agent is allowed to change. The short, plain version.