Public website
Mission, founders, evidence examples, learning guides, methods, cases, policies, support, and responsive navigation.
Build in public
OpenSoil is establishing the trust, identity, data, and educational foundations needed for useful community soil evidence.
Completed foundation
Mission, founders, evidence examples, learning guides, methods, cases, policies, support, and responsive navigation.
Verified Google login, secure opaque sessions, PostgreSQL identity records, logout, and account portal.
Owner-scoped records plus a public world map, context-rich result cards, validated filters, private exact locations, and public precision controls.
Owner-scoped PDF/CSV source storage, integrity hashes, conservative CSV extraction, explicit source verification, field linking, download, and deletion.
Private farms and fields, structured trial plans, generated control and treatment plots, and provenance-aware timelines.
Conservative unit normalization, context-matched comparisons, CSV reports, application-rate conversion, and versioned method/tool registration.
Authenticated questions and answers, drafts, context, citations, search, votes, accepted answers, saves, reports, and notifications.
Allowlisted Google administration, signup reporting, private inbox, community reports, and recorded moderation actions.
PostgreSQL/PostGIS, HTTPS, protected secrets, versioned releases, cache busting, security headers, and privacy boundaries.
Active work
The next step is connecting discussions to richer farm, field, sample, treatment, cost, and yield records without weakening ownership or location privacy.
A main-site public data hub, coordinate-based mapped-soil report, API and documentation return paths, shared release metadata, and cross-surface production checks are implemented. The coordinated main/API/docs release remains.
Email notification preferences, editing history, abuse safeguards, accessible usability testing, and moderator audit views.
Add isolated object storage, full malware scanning, automatic reviewed PDF extraction, images, and links among questions, methods, and trials. The bounded private laboratory-report workflow is live.
Add seasons, structured treatments, input costs, yields, images, editing, deletion, permissions, and case-study generation to the live field workspace.
Later phases
MVP live · expanding
Farms, fields, trial plans, and timelines are live; seasons, structured inputs, images, yields, and permissions remain.
MVP live · expanding
Baseline, intervention, observation, measurement, cost, harvest, and decision events are live; case generation and review remain.
Descriptive MVP live
Normalization and matched comparisons are live; charts, comparable cases, inferential statistics, executable workflows, and dataset versions remain.
Phase 5
Source-linked extraction, organization, explanations, missing-context prompts, and transparent limits.
Known limitations
How to help
The most useful input is a real soil question, a field-record workflow, a privacy concern, a method correction, or a difficult example the current design fails to represent.