Anastasiia DrohanAgricultural software planning
Agricultural app planning & prototyping

Good software
starts on
the ground.

Turn everyday farm workflows into clear app plans, useful prototypes and practical next steps.

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People. Processes. Practical tools.
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Real work. A clearer direction.
The starting point

From fieldwork
to a clear plan.

Define the users, follow the task, and make the next build decision easier.

01

Workflow

Understand real tasks, constraints and opportunities in the field.

02

Interface

Turn workflows into clear app structures and realistic prototypes.

03

Handover

Share a practical plan for the next conversation with a developer.

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Start with the question
in front of you.

A focused review, a clearer blueprint or a prototype to explore. Choose the output that helps you move forward.

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The approach

A thoughtful process.
A usable handover.

01

Map the work

Identify the task, users, information and constraints before choosing features.

02

Shape the interface

Turn an agreed workflow into screen ideas and a realistic first-release scope.

03

Plan the handover

Document decisions, assumptions and open questions for your next build step.

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Meet Anastasiia

A practical mind
for agricultural
software.

I’m Anastasiia Drohan. This practice focuses on turning farm processes into structured requirements, workflows and prototypes.

Start with the people doing the work. Make the process understandable. Then decide what the software needs to do.

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Start with one
real workflow.

A free planning worksheet. Save a clear first brief before choosing a service.

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Field notes

Notes from the
planning desk.

Practical ideas for turning a farm workflow into a useful digital product.

Before you begin

A few practical
questions.

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What kind of work is this?

Planning, interface reviews and prototypes for agricultural software. The focus is the workflow, the people using it and a clear next-build decision. These services do not provide agronomic advice or operate your farm.

How do I book a service?

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What should I prepare?

Start with one task, who performs it, what they record and what goes wrong today. Redacted examples are useful. Do not share passwords, payment information or identifiable employee records.

Will I receive a working application?

Planning services provide documents and recommendations. A prototype is an interactive model for discussing a workflow, not production software. Development, deployment and integrations are outside the listed scope unless separately agreed.

An honest starting point

A clearer brief.
A better conversation.

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