Sprayvo

Sprayvo is the field half of Verdaris, a spray-plan and pesticide-application compliance platform built for golf courses and turf operations. A superintendent or manager builds the plan on the Verdaris web app — which products, which areas, what rates. Sprayvo is what the applicator carries into the field to execute it. WHAT SPRAYVO DOES • View today's assigned spray plans, synced ahead so they're available even without signal • Confirm the mix you actually built with a signed attestation before you spray • Record the real application — date, site, applicator, actual rate and quantity, weather and wind — against California's own required record fields, so the data is never data-starved regardless of which state you're in • Attach a photo of the actual application to the field record • Work fully offline in the field — everything you record is queued locally and synced the moment you have signal again, with nothing ever silently lost or overwritten • Scan a QR code off a printed work order to jump straight to that plan WHO IT'S FOR Sprayvo is the applicator-facing half of a two-sided product. It requires an existing organization account, set up by your course's owner or manager on the Verdaris web app — it isn't a standalone consumer app you can use on your own. If your course already uses Verdaris, sign in with the same account you already have. WHY OFFLINE-FIRST MATTERS A golf course maintenance shed is not always a place with a strong signal, and a spray record is not something that can wait for one. Sprayvo's field data lives on your device first — durable, safe, and yours — and syncs in the background whenever a connection is available. Nothing about recording an application in the field ever depends on being online at that moment. REFERENCE, NOT A SUBSTITUTE FOR THE LABEL Sprayvo is a records and workflow tool. It is reference and guidance only, not a certified compliance filing service — always verify rates, PPE, and re-entry intervals against the physical product label and applicable federal, state, and county regulations before mixing or applying.