Eelj: Harvest Queue

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About this app

Eelj helps a group coordinate one shared harvester when several fields are ready at once.

Record each field’s crop, readiness window, service time, and place on a simple field map. Eelj combines those inputs with optional weather risk and a season-specific equity rule. It then produces one deterministic visiting order with the expected grain loss, travel time and household wait shown beside every stop.

The queue can be checked independently. Every plan records its inputs, solver version and fixed random seed, then receives a device signature. A participant with the same snapshot can see whether the order matches the agreed rule, was changed by hand or is still missing inputs.

Crop checks run on the phone. A full-resolution photo is measured for color and illumination quality; blurred, dark or mixed-light frames are refused rather than guessed. The photo is deleted after measurement and is never uploaded.

Eelj remains useful without coverage. Fields, evidence, the loss clock and the latest plan are stored on the device. Two nearby devices can move a signed plan or completion event screen-to-camera by QR code with airplane mode enabled. When coverage returns, an outbox reconciles signed updates with the season service.

The machine desk keeps the working day simple: see the next swath, start it, mark it complete, or repair the remaining order after rain or a breakdown. What changed provides a calm signed record of plan and evidence updates.

Camera access is used only after you choose a crop check or signed-code scan. Approximate location is optional and rounded for weather lookup; the manual field map remains available without it. Notifications are optional and used for harvest-plan updates.

No account, public profile, chat, or searchable directory is required.

What’s new

Create verifiable harvest queues, check crops on-device, share signed plans offline, and record machine progress.