For sports fields and shared grounds

Every mower knows what to do next.

MowDaddy gives volunteer and professional grounds crews clear mowing assignments, mapped safety guidance, and a shared record that each field is ready for play.

Explore a Pilot

The crew-day problem

A reliable field should not depend on who showed up.

New volunteers need a lead beside them

Training gets repeated, field details get lost, and everyone works from a different version of the plan.

Important details live in texts

No-mow areas, irrigation heads, equipment setup, and finish expectations are hard to find when the work starts.

Completion is unclear

Coordinators still have to ask what was done, what was missed, and what needs attention before the next game.

One repeatable workflow

Set up the field once. Guide each crew member when it matters.

Map the work

Name fields and mowing zones. Mark irrigation, wet areas, public walkways, and places that need special care.

Assign a clear task

A mower opens one assignment with the approved equipment, cut direction, short checklist, and start location.

Capture completion

The session records coverage and notes. Coordinators can review exceptions and prepare the next field without chasing updates.

Guidance without noise

Give people confidence, not another dashboard.

At the start: equipment check, field-specific notes, and the preferred mowing pattern.
During the mow: visible zone boundaries and short alerts only for hazards, leaving the work area, or task changes.
At finish: a simple review of coverage, time, GPS confidence, and issues that need follow-up.

Built for the people doing the work

"Mow Field 2. Start at the north sideline. Keep clear of the drain zone."

One assignment. One map. The relevant guidance at the moment it is needed.

Early pilot program

Help shape guided grounds care.

We are looking for youth sports organizations, park districts, and golf-course teams to test the first crew-guidance workflows.

Tell us about your site. We will follow up to learn how your crew works today and whether a pilot fits.