Real-time water monitoring · NZ farms
Stop walking troughs.
Start watching them.
WaiWatch keeps an eye on your water around the clock. Troughs, tanks, the lot. When a level drops, your phone tells you, not the dry stock you find three days later.
Every trough, from the ute
Levels come in through the day. Check the whole farm from the shed, the road, or the couch. No more driving fence lines to look in a trough.
Leaks caught in hours, not days
An alert the moment a level falls faster than it should. A burst line found the same morning, before you've lost thousands of litres and a paddock of feed.
Compliance that writes itself
Usage is logged automatically, every day, with timestamps. When the regional council asks, the record is already sitting there. No notebook, no guesswork.
Built in Auckland, not a call centre.
WaiWatch is early, and built by one person. Right now I'm after a handful of farmers willing to have an honest conversation about whether this actually solves a problem worth paying for. No sales pitch, no demo deck, just a talk on the phone or on-farm. If it's not useful, I'd rather hear that too.