Get your evening back with your family - instead of retyping the same numbers at a desk.
For decades we've been walking the blocks, testing soil, standing beside growers at their audits. We watched the same spray record get written twice: once on paper, once into a spreadsheet - and watched what happens when it isn't. A compliance notice doesn't just sit in a drawer. It's what stops your family from getting access to the shelves they depend on. Click2gro was built here, on Aussie blocks, by local agronomists for local growers - not adapted from an overseas broadacre system.
— Marino, MMM Agronomy

Every record lives somewhere. None of them talk to each other.
Spray diary, glovebox
This week’s jobs, on a wall
Hours, written by hand
Someone built this years ago
The books, somewhere else againNone of them talk to each other. So you write it twice — once for the block, once for everyone else who needs it.
Here's what it looks like when every record has one home.
One less thing standing between you and the family who's waiting for you at the end of the day.


No scrambling, no looking unprepared in front of the people you sell to.
One good decision instead of a guess.


No more finding out you were wrong, after it's too late to change anything.
The one gap that usually turns into a compliance notice — gone.


The 1-in-10 stops being something you dread.


Spreadsheets weren't built for spray audits. Other farm software wasn't built for Australian blocks.
| Paper, spreadsheets & other farm software | Click2gro | |
|---|---|---|
| Built for horticulture blocks | ✕ | |
| Australian compliance standards | ✕ | |
| Chemical batch/withholding tracked automatically | ✕ | |
| Audit-ready reporting, always current | ✕ | |
| Built by local agronomists, for Aussie farms | ✕ |
Built here. For farms like yours.
"I didn’t even need to set anything up. The guys at Click2gro took my spreadsheets, the spray diary, the lot, and loaded it up. When I logged on for the first time my own blocks were already there. I actually got to start using it on day 1 rather than spend 2 weeks setting it up. Super happy with that."
— Ridenti Farms
"Having used it for a few weeks the best part is that I got my weekends back. Didn’t need to jot things into the system on Tuesday — that same entry is in the timesheets, chemical usage and compliance records. So I didn’t have to spend the weekends retyping everything into spreadsheets. The whole thing is actually built for growers, not just any farmer."
— Musolino Farms
"We’ve recently switched our farm business over to Click2Gro app and it’s been a game changer. The system is clean, easy to use, and has massively simplified the way we record and track everything across the operation. What really stands out for me is how much time it saves when it comes to inputting data and working out costings. Instead of juggling paperwork or multiple spreadsheets, everything is in one place, updated in real time, and accessible whenever we need it. The QA side is especially strong — audits are now straightforward, organised, and stress-free. Click2Gro has given us better visibility over our costs, improved traceability, and made day-to-day management far more efficient. The backup support has been second to none, any questions or issues were always resolved promptly and Marino welcomed feedback to help fine tune the app and add new features. If you’re running a farm and want a reliable, modern solution that actually works the way farmers need it to, this is the one. Highly recommended."
— Goegan Farms
$280/month ex GST
Ideal for smaller farms or getting started.
$340/month ex GST
Great for growing farms needing mobile access.
$420/month ex GST
For larger teams needing advanced features.
$1,800/year ex GST
Designed for consultants managing multiple clients.
Custom onboarding and training included.
Contact SalesNo pressure, no pitch. Just your blocks, loaded up, so you can see it before you decide anything.
Onboarding is hands-on, so we only take on 5 farms a month due to the done-for-you migration.
It's your data, not ours — every record you enter belongs to your operation, and you can export it at any time in a standard format. We're not interested in trapping you in with your own records; if Click2gro isn't the right fit down the track, you walk away with everything you put in, no negotiation required.
That's a different position to a lot of software built to make switching costly on purpose. We'd rather earn the renewal every year than lock you in for one.
It was built by agronomists who spend their days on blocks with growers like you, not developers who've never held a spray gun. Entry happens on the same phone your crew already carries, in the field, at the moment the work's done — not a login on an office computer at the end of the day.
The people who resist new systems are usually resisting complexity, not phones. There's nothing complex here to resist.
The QA report isn't assembled the week before an audit — it's generated from records that were already current, because they were captured the moment the work happened, not reconstructed from memory afterward. That's the real difference: most systems store records, this one produces evidence.
An unannounced audit doesn't give you a week to prepare. If a system needs that week, it isn't built for the reality you're actually operating in.
We didn't start as a software company looking for a market — we started as agronomists walking blocks, testing soil, standing beside growers at their audits, long before Click2gro existed. The software came out of that work, not the other way around.
That's a different bet to a startup chasing a category. We're not going anywhere, because this isn't a side project — it's the same work we were already doing, just with better tools.
That's the single most common complaint we found across other growers' ag-tech reviews — people get sold on the software, then left to migrate years of records themselves. We do that part for you: your spray diary, your spreadsheets, whatever you've got, loaded up before you ever log in.
One grower told us he started using it on day one instead of spending two weeks setting it up. That's not an accident — it's the point.