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ERPNExt, Granular, FarmBrite are irrelevant to us because they are only cloud-hosted. We are unable to modify it. EDIT: ERPNExt can be self-hosted!

• FarmOS
• active development
• Good User Documentation
• Good Tech Documentation Link

• Repo
• current stable: 7.x-1.7
• newest: 2.0.0-alpha1 (April 2021)
• web-based application for farm management, planning, and record keeping
• aims to provide a standard platform to build upon
• Tech Stack:
  • Drupal (PHP)
  • RESTAPI
• Mapping
• Event Logging
• Asset Management:
  • Platings
  • Sensors
  • Compost
• Inventory Tracking
• Multiple Users

• Repo
• lightweight application for connecting to a farmOS server ram any mobile device
• hybrid-app (browser + native (iOS/Android))
• day-to-day and in-the-field record-keeping that stores data locally for offline use, and syncs back to a farmOS server when internet access is available
• Tech Stack:
  • Vue
  • Cordova

• Repo
• JavaScript Library for fetching data from farmOS Server
• currently unstable (intended for FarmOS-client)
• Tech Stack:
  • JS
  • Axios
• in development
• also available for python Repo

• Tania
• Repo
• No active development on the latest version (last commit 17 Oct 2020)
• Currently v2.0 in development
• Tech Stack:
  • Go
  • MySQL
  • NodeJS
  • Vue
  • Bootstrap
• User Documentation
• No Tech Documentation
• Good IoT integration
• Tasks
• Production
• Inventories
• Crop Tracking

• AgroSense (TLS-Cert expired)
• Less crop managment
• More health / soil management
• Repo somewhere on BitBucket but I could not access it (maybe new account needed)
• Bad website near to no information

• LiteFarm
• Repo
• Tech-Stack:
  • Postgres
  • React
  • Node
  • Express
  • Docker
• No real documentation (some (very few) inline comments)
• Mobile Optimized
• Tasks + Notfications
• simple + “map-based” interface
• operations, inventory, and payroll
• audits and verifications easy by inviting verification
  • I´m currently not sure if everyone can be invited or just some specific ones
  • The website just mentioned the organic certification
  • Is this an international standard? I don't know.
• The website has not that much information on it
• Roadmap available
• Seems modern and simple
• Will need some time to get it modified because of the missing documentation

• ERPNext
• Repo
• Made for many different working areas
• Agriculture one of them
• Active development
• Tech Stack:
  • Python
  • MariaDB
  • JavaScript
  • Docker
  • Traefik
  • NGINX
• Some documentation for customizing
  • Most customization over the GUI
• 70+ Analysis Criteria (Get analytics for crops, plants, soil, water, and weather. ERPNext helps record not only your crops and fertilizers but also orders and invoices.)
• Crop Cycle
• Location / Mapping
• Multilingual
• No out of the box sensor integration
• Developer API
  • Python
  • JS
  • REST API
• !!Project Management!!