Release Update (August 24): Per-Depth Soil Readings, Water per Event & Daisy's New Look
- Phytech Team
- 11 hours ago
- 2 min read
Three updates across the platform this August 24 release:
Soil profile now reads each depth against its own saturation line, on web and, for the first time, on mobile.
Overview timeline shows how much water each irrigation event applied, not just the daily total.
Daisy panel gets a full visual redesign on web and mobile.
Feature 1 · Soil Profile — Web
See how full every depth is
The soil profile now shows each depth against its own saturation line, so you can see how full every individual depth is — not just the profile as a whole.
Per-depth saturation. Each depth's saturation line is calculated from its own maximum values over recent months, and every soil reading is derived relative to it.
One normalized graph. A single 100% saturation line, with all depth lines plotted relative to it for an at-a-glance read.
Feature 1b · Soil Profile — Mobile
Now on mobile, your way
The stacked soil view arrives in the mobile app, with a dropdown on the soil profile graph to switch views — and a default you set once in settings.
7-day stacked profile, with the view switcher open
5-week view — the same stacked read across time
Set your default — Overlay, Stacked, or % of Saturation
Feature 2 · Overview Timeline
How much water, per event
Hovering a day with irrigation events in the Overview timeline now shows how much water each event applied — not just the daily total.
New Amount column. Added to the events table, alongside Start, Finish and Duration.
Follows your units. mm for metric, inches for imperial.
Availability. Agronomic mode, in projects with a single irrigation system.
Feature 3 · Daisy Panel — Redesigned
Daisy, redesigned
A full visual refresh on web and mobile. Agronomic and hydraulic sections become clear, card-based blocks with tinted headers. Visual and UX only — the recommendations themselves are unchanged.
Card-based blocks. Agronomic and hydraulic sections become clear blocks with tinted headers.
Count badges. Badges replace inline counts; plots and projects appear as bordered cards with a "Read more" disclosure.
Feature 3b · Daisy on Web
Front and center on web
On web, the Daisy icon moves to the top right, next to the climate widget. On mobile, the position stays the same.
New position on web. Top right, next to the climate widget — one click from the map to hydraulic status and recommendations.
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