Your morning, in one screen
Weather, the spray window, and today’s work the moment you open the app.
ZarSage Connect · Farm context for ChatGPT and Claude
Your AI knows agriculture.
It doesn’t know your farm.
ZarSage gives ChatGPT and Claude what they lack: the verified state of your fields, from boundaries and soil tests to sprays and safety windows, with sources you can check.
- Free during early access
- Google sign-in
- Permission-scoped writes
- Works offline on mobile
00 · In the field
Built for the day in the field.
Four jobs a farmer does before lunch, recorded on the real app. Every one of them writes to the same record.
Every field and its cycle
Boundaries, crop stage, soil status and applications, linked to the right field.
Works with no signal
Log work in the field; it’s saved on the phone and uploads in order when you’re back in range.
Draw a field by walking it
Tap the map to place corners; the area is computed for you.
Get the mobile app · early accessFree during early access · iPhone and Android
01 · One record, three surfaces
One record. Three ways in.
The record lives in ZarSage. Everything else reads from it (your phone, your assistant, your team’s console) under the same permissions, with the same evidence attached.
ZarSage Mobile
The record in your pocket: today’s work, attention items and decisions, captured with no signal, synced when it returns.
- Morning briefing and safety windows
- Offline outbox with honest sync state
- Boundaries drawn on the map
ChatGPT & Claude
Ask naturally. The assistant retrieves permitted farm context, attaches the evidence, and asks before it writes.
- Charts, maps, tables, reports
- Server-side confirmation on plans
- One URL, any host
Org console
Fields, people, roles and assets for the whole operation. Session-gated administration that connectors cannot reach.
- Members and roles
- Field geometry and assets
- Receipts and audit
ZarSage farm record·permissions · source evidence · execution receipts · tenant isolation
Keep the whole farm together
Fields and boundaries, crop cycles, soil lab results, tasks, scouting, interventions, resources, and confirmed farm memory, all linked to the right field.
Analyze current conditions
Combine forecasts, weather history, satellite imagery, NDVI, soil evidence, and your own records. The assistant can present the result as a chart, map, table, image, or report.
Turn insight into farm work
Draft crop plans, tasks, scouting work, interventions, resources, and reports. Review proposed changes before allowing write actions; supported planning workflows add a server-side confirmation step.
02 · MCP · ZarSage Connect
Connect your assistant in two minutes.
Paste one URL into ChatGPT or Claude. Sign in with Google or an emailed code, approve only the scopes you want, and revoke from your assistant’s connector settings whenever you choose. The mobile app shows the same endpoint and what is connected. Step through it below.
Ask naturally in ChatGPT or Claude. ZarSage finds the permitted farm context, attaches the evidence, and brings a grounded answer back to the conversation.
One farm record. Any assistant.
Your farm record, available wherever you work with AI
Field boundaries
Soil lab results
Weather and satellite
Crop and work history
ZarSage farm recordPersistent · source-linked · permissionedRelevant evidence retrieved
Nothing is changed without your approval
03 · Trust the answer
Evidence you can inspect. Control you can keep.
Fluent answers are cheap; answers you can check are not. Every claim carries its sources, timestamps, confidence and known gaps, and nothing is written without your approval, whether the request comes from ChatGPT, Claude, or a phone in a field with no signal.
- Sources
- Sources stay visibleImportant claims include timestamps, units, provenance, confidence, and known data gaps.
- Writes
- Writes stay controlledWrite tools require separate permission. Some workflows enforce a server-side confirmation step; your assistant may also ask before acting.
- Tenancy
- Farm data stays isolatedEach account and organization is checked on every request; files remain private and tenant-scoped.
- Access
- Access is reversibleSign in with Google, review the requested scopes, and disconnect the assistant whenever you choose.
04 · Setup
Three routes in. Pick yours.
Claude works on a free account and is the quickest route. ChatGPT needs Developer mode. Once you have the app, it shows the same endpoint. Menu names vary by rollout and workspace policy.
Claude
Works on a free accountRecommended for individual farmers. Claude supports custom connectors on every plan. Free accounts can add one; Team and Enterprise owners must add ZarSage for their organization first.
- Open Claude web at claude.ai. On Free, Pro, or Max, open Customize → Connectors, then select Add → Add custom connector.
- Team or Enterprise owner: open Organization settings → Connectors, select Add → Custom → Web.
- Name it "ZarSage," enter the server URL: https://app-api.zarsage.ai/v1/mcp. Then select Add.
- Continue with Google when the sign-in window opens. If it does not appear, select Connect on the ZarSage row. Team or Enterprise members start here: open Customize → Connectors, find ZarSage, then select Connect.
- Enable ZarSage for a conversation from + → Connectors.
ZarSage is free during early access. Each account can register up to three fields, each from 0.01 to 300 hectares. No ZarSage subscription or payment card is required. Assistant availability and permissions follow each host's account and workspace settings. Stuck on a step? Email us and a person will help.
05 · Start with a real job
Three useful first prompts.
The assistant will retrieve what ZarSage already knows, ask only for missing information, and request confirmation before it writes.
Set up my farm in ZarSage. Start with my field and its exact boundary, then save any soil lab results, resource notes, and source links I provide. Ask only for information that is still missing, and show me each change before saving it.
Analyze my field named [field name]. Use its crop and work history, soil evidence, recent and forecast weather, and available satellite observations. Show the evidence, sources, confidence, and data gaps, using charts, maps, tables, or images where they help.
Help me plan the next crop cycle for [field name]. Use ZarSage's farm evidence and current crop-suitability data, ask about any constraints that materially change the plan, and present a complete draft with tasks and reasoning before asking me to confirm it.