Golden-hour view across a managed meadow bordered by timber, with an access road curving into rolling terrain

Land Management Operating System

Your Land. Organized.

Plan, manage, track, and preserve everything happening on your property — all in one place.

See How It Works

One organized place for everything happening on your land.

CropCue maps your property, organizes it into management areas, and records every burn, planting, soil test, repair and expense — so the operational history of the land lives in one system instead of six.

Map it.
See and organize your property — boundaries, management areas and features on real imagery.
Manage it.
Plan work, assign tasks and document what actually happens on the ground.
Track it.
Build a permanent history of every activity, improvement and expense.
Grow it.
Use better records to make better land-management decisions season after season.
CropCue dashboard showing a 642-acre property with named management areas on satellite imagery, live weather, budget and upcoming tasks

Built for People Who Manage Land

Whether you're managing 40 acres or 40,000, CropCue gives you one organized place to map your land, document the work, track what changes, and preserve the history of your property.

  • Landowners

    Keep projects, improvements, maintenance, maps, property records, documents, and years of land history organized in one place.

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  • Hunters & Hunting Clubs

    Organize food plots, habitat projects, trail cameras, planting, maintenance, property features, and seasonal management activities.

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  • Land & Habitat Managers

    Plan and document burns, plantings, spraying, soil work, habitat improvements, maintenance, and long-term management progress.

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  • Farms, Ranches & Timber

    Organize fields, pastures, timber stands, roads, infrastructure, maintenance, projects, and operational history across the property.

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  • Consultants & Property Managers

    Manage multiple properties, document completed work, maintain consistent records, and provide clients with a clear history of their land.

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  • Conservation, Research & Agencies

    Maintain structured records for habitat projects, research areas, management activities, planning, reporting, and long-term land stewardship.

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They manage land. CropCue organizes it.

Your land's history is scattered everywhere except where it should be.

Right now it lives in whatever was closest at the time:

  • Spreadsheets
  • Notebooks
  • Mapping apps
  • Other apps
  • Text messages
  • Memory

None of them talk to each other. None of them remember for you.

How it works

  1. 1

    Draw your property

    Trace boundaries and management areas directly on satellite imagery — food plots, burn units, timber stands and more.

  2. 2

    Log what you do

    Every burn, planting, soil test and expense — with the right calculators built in, not just a blank notes field.

  3. 3

    Watch your history build itself

    Every activity becomes part of a permanent, searchable timeline for that property.

  4. 4

    See the full picture

    Budgets, weather, team activity and years of decisions — all in one place, not six.

Everything the work actually needs

Interactive property mapping

Draw boundaries and management areas on real satellite imagery, freehand or point-by-point.

Universal activity log

One system for every kind of work — burns, plantings, maintenance, surveys — not a separate app for each.

Budget & expenses

Know exactly what you're spending, by category and by acre, without a spreadsheet.

Built-in calculators

Pure live seed rates, lime recommendations, soil test tracking — real land-management math, not guesswork.

Weather, on location

Live conditions and forecasts pulled from the nearest weather station to your actual property.

Team collaboration

Bring in managers, consultants and club members — everyone logs to the same record.

Your land already has a story. Start recording it.

CropCue is in a closed beta — invites go out in small groups.