DripLine Field

DripLine Field Studio turns drip-irrigation guesswork into a precise, visual flow and pressure plan, so you buy the right pipe, emitters, and fittings once — and water every zone exactly as much as it needs. Sketch your planting layout right on a blueprint-style grid: draw beds, orchard rows, or greenhouse benches, then drop emitters from a seeded flow-rate library (0.5/1.0/2.0/4.0 GPH) with snap spacing at 6", 12", 18", or 24". Preloaded plant templates for tomato rows, pepper beds, lettuce beds, fruit trees, and greenhouse benches make zone layout fast. As you design, DripLine Field Studio calculates: • Total zone flow against your supply-line capacity, with an animated flow gauge that flags over-budget zones instantly • Estimated pressure loss along each run using a Hazen-Williams-based lookup table (pipe diameter, run length, elevation change, fitting count) — shown on a dial gauge with a max-recommended-run readout • A full watering schedule, converting soil type (sandy, loam, or clay), emitter flow, and your weekly gallon target into cycle-length and frequency cards for every zone When your design is ready, generate a complete parts list — mainline and tubing footage, emitter counts, and fittings — and export it as a shopping-list PDF. The app opens with a fully populated sample project (a mixed vegetable and orchard-row layout with real numbers), so you're never staring at a blank screen. Seasonal presets — Spring Vegetable Bed, Summer Greenhouse, Orchard Row, and Raised-Bed Cluster — give you realistic, editable starting points for common setups. Compare every zone in a project side by side on the Multi-Zone Comparison Dashboard, viewing flow budget, pressure margin, and weekly runtime at a glance. DripLine Field Studio works entirely offline. All projects are stored locally on your device — nothing is uploaded, and no account is required. Privacy Policy and Terms of Service links are available from onboarding and settings. Built for market gardeners, homesteaders, greenhouse growers, and small orchardists who want to plan once and water correctly, every season.