Spot pests and diseases, spray at the right time, and see if each crop is making money. Built for Jamaica and the broader Caribbean. Free, and the app works with no signal.
On iPhone? Until the iPhone app is out, use it free in Safari at plantarmor.app/app, then Share → Add to Home Screen to keep it a tap away.
18 crops
57 pests & diseases
Works offline in the app
Free
Everything in PlantArmor is free. These are the reasons to keep it on your phone.
Marked Android: in the Android app today, and on iPhone when the App Store version arrives.
When a spray is due, a 5 AM alert tells you if this morning or evening is clear, and 6 PM looks at tomorrow. If rain moves in, you hear which hour.
PlantArmor · 5:00 AM
Spray this morning at Top Hill Farm
6–10 AM at Top Hill Farm: Pegasus protection ends today.
The pest and disease library works with no signal. Tap Save Offline once and its pictures stay on your phone too. Anything you log saves right away and syncs when you're back in coverage.
Start a drip run, put the phone in your pocket, and it rings when the run is done, even locked.
Log what you spend and what you sell. See net profit and your break-even price per pound, the lowest price you can take without losing money.
Log each pick and see your own pace in pounds a week, and where the season is heading if picks keep it up. Set your own target if you want one to measure against.
A full-screen camera to photograph a leaf and match it against the library.
You stay signed in, and it updates itself.
Most farming software assumes a temperate season: a spring planting, a summer of growth, a frost that ends the pest year. None of that describes Jamaica or the rest of the Caribbean. Pest generations run continuously, the wet season drives disease pressure that northern guidance never accounts for, and the products on the local market are not the ones a US or European app will recommend.
PlantArmor is built around what is actually grown and actually available here, starting with Jamaica: products from Jamaican suppliers and guidance that matches local crop calendars. Growers across the Caribbean can use it today; money shows in Jamaican dollars, for now.
Free pest and disease guides for 18 crops grown in Jamaica — no sign-in needed.
Or look a problem up directly: 57 pests, diseases and disorders, each with the signs to look for and what to do.
It helps you identify what is wrong with a crop, decide how to treat it, plan spray schedules around re-entry and pre-harvest intervals, and keep the cost and traceability records buyers ask for.
Yes. The reference library and your farm records work offline, which matters on plots with little or no mobile signal. Records sync when you are back in coverage.
PlantArmor is free to use.
18 crops grown in Jamaica, including scotch bonnet pepper, tomato, sweet pepper, carrot, coffee, corn, crucifers (cabbage/broccoli), cucumber and others. Every crop has a free public guide.
No cost, no hardware, nothing to install if you would rather use it in a browser. On Android you can install it from Google Play and keep working when you are out of signal.
On iPhone? Until the iPhone app is out, use it free in Safari at plantarmor.app/app, then Share → Add to Home Screen to keep it a tap away.
