Try your block
Draw one field anywhere in the world and GAIA will pull the most recent clear Sentinel-2 satellite image of it and read the canopy — the same live imagery the real product runs on, computed on the spot for the outline you draw.
Nothing here is saved. This page has no account behind it: the moment you leave, the field, the image and the curve are gone. On a real Pomarium account the same block is stored and updated for you — every clear satellite pass is collected night after night, so instead of one snapshot you get years of history per block, alongside weather, crop water use, bloom and leaf-out dates, yield forecasts and per-block advice.
You get the full set of graphs — canopy vigour, red-edge stress, enhanced vigour, canopy chlorophyll and bare soil — and you can swipe against an earlier image to see what changed in the last few weeks.
What this page cannot do is look backwards. It shows you the last 90 days; on an account the same graphs carry this season drawn over the last four, so you can see at a glance whether the block is ahead or behind where it stood in previous years, and against its own 20-year climate normal. That comparison is the whole point — one season on its own tells you far less than the same field, same week, five years running.
And the imagery is only the first layer. An account adds GAIA|SI (this, kept and deepened), GAIA|PH for the bloom, leaf-out and senescence record of every season, GAIA|AA turning it all into per-block advice, and the seasonal tools — GAIA|PBD bloom timing, GAIA|PI irrigation scheduling and GAIA|YP yield forecasting with a map of the variation inside each block.
📱 Standing in the orchard? Pomarium AGER is this page as a phone app — it finds you by GPS, you trace the block with a thumb, and it adds a swipe against the same field a year ago.
Scan the code with your phone camera to open it there, then add it to your home screen. No sign-up.
Rather than read about it: open the live demo ↗ — a full working account on a fictional orchard, with every tool switched on and a guided tour. No sign-up.
One field at a time, up to 150 ha (371 acres). The map is drawn in NDVI only — rendering each extra index costs real satellite processing, so the free trial keeps the picture to one and puts the rest in the graphs.
All five indices are graphed below either way — the greyed ones simply cannot be drawn on the map here. Multi-year history, per-block storage and field-by-field comparison come with an account.
Draw a block to begin.
What an account adds
- It remembers. Every block is collected nightly and kept — years of canopy, weather and water use, not one snapshot.
- Year against year. The same window drawn over the last four seasons, plus the 20-year climate normal, so "is this normal for us?" has an answer.
- All the indices, per-pixel maps of the variation inside each block, and change detection between any two dates.
- The tools that read them — GAIA|PBD bloom timing, GAIA|PI irrigation scheduling, GAIA|YP yield forecasting, GAIA|PH the phenology record and GAIA|AA per-block advice — plus automatic emailed reports.
