Spray the right product.
At the right time. By the book.
EUPPN combines your national pesticide authorization register, real-time weather and cited AI agronomy — and turns every advice into the electronic application record EU law now requires.
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Since 1 January 2026, every professional application must be recorded electronically.
What was used, how much, when, on which crop and area — in a machine-readable format. It's a legal obligation for every professional user of plant protection products in the EU.
EUPPN generates these records automatically as a by-product of the advice it already gives you — compliance becomes a single click, not an evening of paperwork.
- 1 Get your advice — authorized product, dose, weather window.
- 2 After spraying, press “Log application” — the form is pre-filled, regulatory data is frozen into the record.
- 3 Export your register as CSV or JSON whenever an inspector asks — amendments and voids keep the full audit trail.
Real data, working end to end
Every figure below is queried live from the database. It is built entirely from official open-government registries — no mock data, no placeholders.
- 402,850
- authorized product uses
- 40,792
- registered products
- 3,224
- active substances
- 6
- national registries
- 7,395
- crops & treatment targets
- 6
- interface languages
Six national pesticide registries — Germany, France, Italy, the Netherlands, Poland and Austria — normalized to canonical EPPO codes, combined with live OpenWeatherMap forecasting, OpenStreetMap field mapping, and AI-generated, fully-cited recommendations.
How EUPPN works
Pick your country, crop, and pest
Six EU countries: Germany, France, Italy, the Netherlands, Poland and Austria.
See authorized products and weather window
Live data from your national plant protection register, plus a 5-day hourly forecast scored for safe spraying.
Recommendation in, e-record out
A short, cited synthesis — and after you spray, one click logs the EU-compliant application record.