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Version 1.14.3 · 2026-10-19
This update includes bug fixes and performance upgrades.
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The store currently lists version 1.14.3, updated 2026-10-19.



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FarmNav turns your phone into a guidance display for field work. Mark point A at one end of the field and point B at the other, and the lightbar keeps every pass parallel to the last one.
WHAT IT DOES
- A-B guidance. Set a line once and follow it all day.
- Coverage mapping. Worked ground paints itself onto the map as you drive, so you can see where you have been and where you have not.
- Your working width. Set it once, and every pass is spaced to fit.
BUILT FOR THE CAB
The screen stays awake while you work. Readouts are large enough to read at a glance. Everything runs on the device, so it keeps working where there is no signal.
ABOUT ACCURACY
FarmNav uses the satellite positioning built into your phone. In good conditions that is typically 3 to 5 metres. It is not RTK and does not provide sub-inch precision.…
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