Stay Productive Anywhere—Even Without a Connection
Scouting doesn’t stop when the signal drops. That’s why the Taranis Mobile App is equipped with offline functionality—giving you uninterrupted access to high-resolution imagery, field insights, and critical data, even in the most remote locations. This article walks you through how to prepare your fields in advance, navigate your scouting missions offline, and sync data once you're reconnected. Whether you're troubleshooting stand loss, documenting weed escapes, or capturing disease pressure, you’ll have everything you need right at your fingertips. Watch the short video below to get started.
Never Miss a Moment in the Field
With offline mode, you can scout confidently without worrying about network availability. By preparing ahead of time and syncing once reconnected, you ensure your observations contribute to fast, informed decisions back at the office. The Taranis Mobile App empowers you to act on insights in real-time, no matter where the season takes you.
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