Quality Control

Harvest Engine is software that helps growers, advisors, and packers manage harvest from the field to the packhouse. It brings things like scouting, crop estimates, harvest planning, receiving, quality control, inventory, storage, and spray recommendations into one simple system that anyone can use regardless of skill level.

Harvest Engine is built for growers, crop advisors, field reps, packers, shippers, processors, operations teams, QC teams, and grower relations teams. Different teams use it in different ways, but the goal is the same: better visibility, better planning, and fewer disconnected tools.

All three! Growers can use Harvest Engine for scouting, estimates, planning, and field visibility. Crop consultants can use it for scouting, trap checking, and recommendation writing. Packers can use it for receiving, quality control, inventory, and storage planning. It is especially helpful when field and packhouse teams need to stay aligned.

In many cases, yes. Harvest Engine helps reduce the need for scattered spreadsheets, paper notes, texts, and manual tracking. Instead of chasing the latest version of a file, teams can work from one shared system with more current information.

Harvest Engine is especially useful for specialty crops where timing, quality, field conditions, and harvest coordination matter. It is a strong fit for operations like apples, cherries, pears, and hops.

Yes. Harvest Engine includes crop estimate tools to help teams forecast volume and plan ahead. That information can support harvest timing, labor planning, storage needs, packhouse capacity, and overall operational decisions.

Yes. Harvest Engine helps teams track product as it moves from the field into receiving, storage, and inventory. This gives packers and operations teams better visibility into what is coming in, where it is, and what is available.

Yes, Harvest Engine is a strong fit for tree fruit operations. Tree fruit has complicated harvest windows, changing field conditions, multiple varieties, labor needs, storage planning, and packhouse timing pressures. Harvest Engine helps teams manage that complexity in one place.

Harvest Engine is modular, so pricing depends on what your operation needs. Some teams may need scouting and crop estimates. Others may need receiving, quality control, inventory, storage planning, or AI tools. See our pricing page for a breakdown by grower, advisor, and packer plans, or contact us for pricing details.

Nope, there is a desktop version you can use on your computer or laptop, and our mobile app can work on a tablet. If you have a smartphone, that’s great, and we have an easy to use app ready for you.

Not at all. You can enter data while you’re offline, and it will sync when you connect to the internet back at home or the office.

Implementation is usually very quick. The difference between a couple of days or a couple of weeks just depends on the size of your operation, which modules you use, and how many users or teams are involved. Some teams can start with a focused rollout. Larger operations may need a more structured setup. Kragworks can help build an implementation plan around your season and priorities.

Harvest Engine may be able to support imports, exports, integrations, or custom workflows depending on your operation. The best next step is to talk with Kragworks about the systems you already use and what data needs to move between them.

Harvest Engine currently connects to Claude, ChatGPT, and Grok, with more on the way. Once your operation’s data is captured in Harvest Engine, you can ask the assistant you already use to help review it — for insight on how your crop is progressing and where your yield and grades are headed.