MeritAgCheck vs Greenstand Treetracker

MeritAgCheck is The UK Farm Safety App. Essential features: - Free to download - Quick and easy daily checks - Simple traffic light system used for reporting defects - E-signature for completed checklists - Upload your Safe Working Practices and Risk Assessments - Log machinery refuelling (requires additional subscription) - Users can upgrade from Essential to Premium via the dashboard MeritAgCheck Premium is a comprehensive advancement to the MeritAgCheck app which offers increased functionality and added features for an affordable monthly subscription. The app manages all your critical safety checks helping to improve efficiency and productivity within your team and business environment. Premium features include the above, and the following: - Over 1000+ customisable checklists - Link QR codes to machines/equipment/buildings for easy checklist identification - Service history for machinery in the dashboard - Options to conduct daily, weekly or monthly checks - Full machinery history report generation from the dashboard - Buildings checklists now available - Upload training and licence records of team members - Free 30-day trial

This tree tracking and mapping tool supports people and organizations that plant, monitor, and protect trees. The Treetracker app was created to support reforestation efforts in the most rural regions in the world. With that in mind, the app has been designed as a working tool with minimal functionality focusing on offline capabilities, performance and stability. With this tool planting organizations are able to track how many trees each grower is responsible for so that fair compensation can be distributed. Our system promotes this innovative pay-to-grow model & makes the collected data points tradable on a global market in the form of Impact Tokens, which allows third parties to directly invest in the growth of trees. It's most basic function is designed to help planters keep track of their trees. More advanced features allow organizations to display tree data by embedding tree-maps on webpages. It is also part of a framework that enables organizations to employ people to plant on a per tree survival bases and allows individuals and organizations to sell and trade their restoration impact.