Check the spray before the shipment

Free for East African farms. Pick the crop, the pesticide and the days since you sprayed to see the waiting period, the EU residue limit and the rules for Kenya, China and the US. Then keep the whole farm record your buyer and auditor ask for.

No sign-up for the check · English and Kiswahili · EU limits updated weekly from the EU Pesticides Database

Free pre-harvest check

Days since spraying
Market

54.7%

Why one spray matters

In 2024 Kenya's fresh vegetable exports fell 54.7%, from 164,100 to 74,300 tonnes, after repeated EU alerts on pesticide residues in beans and peas.

Kenya Economic Survey 2025, as reported by Food Business MEA. Read the article · See real EU alerts (RASFF Window)

One record travels with the produce

The farm logs each spray. The packhouse checks it at intake. The exporter sends the buyer one link. Nobody retypes anything.

Farm

Logs the spray the same day

French beans · Block A
Mapped · 0.40 ha
Karate · sprayed 21 Oct
Harvest from 28 Oct

Packhouse

Checks the delivery before accepting it

Hold · LOT-2026-114
Waiting period ends 28 Oct, 4 more days

Exporter

Builds one shipment pack

SHP-0412 · EU · 2 lots
Lab test: within limits
Copy link for buyer

Buyer

Scans the QR code and sees the record

Record found
Pre-harvest intervals met
Farm KE-8C5DW8 · French beans
Rows of French beans on a highland farm, a worker with a knapsack sprayer walking a furrow

Know the first day you may harvest

Log each spray in a minute, per block or greenhouse. The app works out the waiting period and emails you two days before it ends, in English and Kiswahili.

  • Spray diary, fertilizer, lab results and water tests in one place
  • Your manager, sprayers and workers on the same farm record
  • Farm and block maps: walk the edge with your phone, or click the corners on a computer
  • A QR record for each harvest, showing the mapped block
  • A lot story your buyer can open, from seed to delivery
  • Weather for your farm: is now a good time to spray?

Check every delivery before you pack it

Pick the supplier, the crop and the block. The app reads that farm's spray diary and answers in one word. Farmers not on the app can still declare their sprays at the gate.

Every check is saved with its lot number, ready for your audit.

Accept

Every waiting period over by the delivery date

Check

No sprays logged, or no waiting period on file

Hold

Waiting period not over: shows days left

Reject

A product banned for that market was used

One farm record for buyers and auditors

Everything an export audit asks the farm to show, kept per block and ready to share. Each card says plainly how far the app goes today.

In the app

Pesticide check and waiting periods

71 crops, 135 products and 8 markets; a countdown per block and an email 2 days before harvest.

In the app

Spray and fertilizer records

Product, active ingredient, date, block and operator; fertilizer rate and method.

In the app

Lab residue results

Enter the lab report; each result is compared with the EU limit.

In the app

Water tests

Lab, date, E. coli, pH and nitrates for irrigation and wash water.

In the app

Farm and block maps

Walk the edge with your phone or click corners on a satellite map; area, centre point and a map file for EUDR.

In the app

Harvest records and lot story

A QR record for each harvest with the mapped block, and a public page from seed to buyer.

Partly

Workers and safety

The farm team with roles, and the protective equipment issued. A training log is coming.

Partly

GLOBALG.A.P. readiness

A self-check with a score, a fix-it list and a pre-audit report. The auditor still inspects the farm.

Partly

Packhouse cold chain

Temperature readings per lot, typed by hand; readings above the limit are flagged.

The full list, area by area, including what stays with you

What the check covers today

EU limits come from the EU Pesticides Database and are updated every week. Results are guidance: your records are your own declaration, and a lab residue test is the proof.

Fresh vegetables on supermarket shelves
71

export crops, from French beans to avocado, herbs and cut flowers

135

pesticide products sold in East Africa, marked approved, caution or banned

8

markets to choose. EU, Kenya, China and US rules are built in; for the UK, Japan, Australia, UAE and Saudi Arabia we show the EU limit as a guide

Export guides for six countries

Who issues the plant-health certificate, who registers pesticides, and how duty-free access to the EU works where you farm.

All country guides

What you get, free today

Start with the check, no account needed. Sign in when you want to keep records, or when your suppliers do.

What you can doNo accountFarm accountPackhouse, exporter or co-op
Pre-harvest check for 71 crops, 135 products and 8 marketsYesYesYes
Label photo scan, post-harvest dip check, document checklist and country guidesYesYesYes
Spray diary per block, with an email two days before harvest is allowedNoYesView linked farms
Fertilizer, water tests, workers and lab residue results against EU limitsNoYesAdd lab results for linked farms
Your team on the farm record, as editors or viewersNoYesNo
A record for each harvest, with a QR code and PDF for your buyerNoYesYes, for linked farms
GLOBALG.A.P. readiness check and pre-audit reportNoYesYes
Farm and block maps: walk or tap the boundaries, download for EUDRNoYesView linked farms
Lot journey: steps after harvest and a public lot story pageNoYesAdd steps for linked farms
Intake check for every delivery, including farmers not on the appNoNoYes
Shipment pack with a private link for your buyerNoNoYes
Co-op overview: upcoming harvests and records of every member farmNoNoYes, for co-ops

See everything AfriCompliance covers for audits and buyers, and what stays with you

What we are building next

Planned, not live yet. We build what buyers and auditors ask farms to show, and we will tell you in the app when each one is ready.

  1. Planned

    Training and safety log

    Who was trained on what and when, protective equipment issued, and how empty pesticide containers were disposed of.

  2. Planned

    Chemical store stock

    Stock that goes down each time a spray is logged, so the store and the diary agree.

  3. Planned

    Photo evidence

    Photos on readiness answers, such as the locked chemical store or the handwashing station, for your auditor.

  4. Planned

    Forest-loss check for coffee plots

    Mapped coffee plots checked against forest maps, ready for the EU deforestation rules (EUDR).

  5. Planned

    Dose rate in the spray diary

    The amount per litre and per acre for each spray, as auditors ask.

  6. Planned

    Co-op map

    Every member farm and block on one map for the co-op.

Your buyer or auditor asks for something else? Tell us

Questions farmers ask

Something else? Write to info@africompliance.com

If I wait the right number of days, will my produce pass?

Waiting lowers the risk but does not prove it. Residues also depend on the dose, the weather and the product. Only a lab residue test before shipping proves the crop is under the limit.

Where do the limits and bans come from?

EU limits and approvals come from the EU Pesticides Database, updated every week. Waiting periods come from product labels. China bans come from MARA lists, Kenya rules from the PCPB 2025 review, and US revocations from the EPA. For the UK, Japan, Australia, UAE and Saudi Arabia we show the EU limit; their own limits can differ. Each result names its source and date.

Is the PDF record an export certificate?

No. It is your own record of sprays with a QR code your buyer can check. You still need the phytosanitary certificate from your plant-health authority (KEPHIS in Kenya) and, for most buyers, a lab test.

Who can see my farm records?

You, your team, and the packhouse, exporter, co-op or agronomist you give your farm code to. A buyer sees only the records you send them.

Does it work outside Kenya, and in Kiswahili?

Yes. Farms in Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda, Ethiopia and Burundi get their own country guide and documents. The whole app works in English and Kiswahili.

Is it really free?

Yes, today. If paid features come later, we will tell you before anything changes, and your records stay yours.

Does it cover a full GLOBALG.A.P. audit, or the EU deforestation rules?

Partly. It keeps the records auditors ask for (sprays, fertilizer, lab tests, water, workers, harvests and farm maps) and gives a readiness check, but the auditor still inspects the farm and only a certification body certifies it. For the EU deforestation rules, which cover coffee but not potatoes or fresh vegetables, the farm map downloads your plot boundaries. The full list is on africompliance.com/coverage.

What does my buyer see when they scan the QR code?

The record for that harvest only: sprays and waiting periods, fertilizer, lab results, the mapped block with its area and centre point, and the lot story from seed to delivery. Your other records and the full shape of your farm stay private.

What is coming next?

A training and safety log, chemical store stock, photo evidence for audits, a forest-loss check for coffee plots, dose rates in the spray diary and a co-op map. They are planned, not live yet. Tell us at africompliance.com/feedback what your buyer or auditor asks for.

A worker with a knapsack sprayer walking between rows of beans, hills behind

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