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eKmet: say what you did, the record writes itself.
eKmet is a voice-first app for Slovenian farms. You tell it, in Slovenian, what you did on the field: spraying, fertilising, sowing, harvest. AI turns that one sentence into a tidy record with the parcel from GERK, the product from the official register and the weather from ARSO, and you check and confirm it. It's Goodish's own product, in production.
- 1 sentence
- Is all a record takes: say it, check it, confirm it
- GERK · UVHVVR · ARSO
- Parcels, plant-protection products and weather from official sources
- PDF · Excel
- Reports in the official formats for inspection
- Free in 2026
- No card; from 2027 €20 a month or €180 a year per farm
How does it work?
Say it
Press the microphone and say what you did, in Slovenian, on the field or in the tractor.
Check and confirm
AI prepares the record: task, parcel, product, quantity, target and weather. You review it, fix any field with one tap, and confirm.
Export
When you need it, export a PDF or Excel report for a period, a parcel or a type of work, in the official formats (UVHVVR, KOPOP).
What does eKmet do for a farm?
Official data fills itself in
Parcels come from GERK, plant-protection products from the UVHVVR register and weather from ARSO, so the details are filled in for you.
Stock, reminders, crop rotation
Sprays, fertilisers and seed are deducted from stock automatically, with reminders, task plans and crop rotation in the same place.
Made for the field
Big buttons, voice instead of a keyboard, and it works offline; a recording or a confirmed entry is never lost.
The whole farm
Several people can work on one farm at no extra cost, and advisers and cooperatives can follow several farms from one login.
Your data stays yours
eKmet sends nothing to offices or inspection; data leaves the app only when you export a report yourself.
Who is eKmet for?
For Slovenian farms that keep the records the law requires: spraying (plant-protection products), fertilising, sowing, harvest and other work. The users are often outdoors, in gloves, with little time for paperwork, so eKmet is built around the voice and around big, calm screens. Agricultural advisers, cooperatives and groups of farms can use one account for all the farms they look after.
Why did Goodish build it?
eKmet is our own product, built and run by the same team that builds AI workflows and integrations for clients. It follows the rule we use everywhere: the AI prepares the record, a person checks it and confirms it, and nothing is saved or sent without that confirmation. eKmet’s language is Slovenian, like its users; this page explains it in English.
What does it cost?
Free for every farm for the whole of 2026, no card needed. From 2027: €20 a month or €180 a year (VAT included), per farm, with every feature included. You cancel any time in the app and keep your records.
FAQ
Questions people ask
Why do Slovenian farms need electronic records?
Use of plant-protection products has to be entered into the UVHVVR electronic register: for the first time by 31 January 2027, for the previous year, and from 1 January 2027 keeping the records electronically is mandatory. With eKmet the records are already in order, and parcels and products fill themselves in.
Does eKmet send my data to the authorities?
No. eKmet sends nothing to offices or inspection. Your data leaves the app only when you export a report yourself. If direct submission to the state register ever becomes possible, you would confirm every submission yourself and see what is sent first.
What does it run on?
eKmet runs in the browser on a computer, tablet or phone. It is built from one codebase for the web, iOS and Android.
Can an adviser or cooperative use it for several farms?
Yes. Advisers, cooperatives and groups of farms can review and edit the records of several farms with one account; each farm stays separate, sees only its own data and decides who may edit, export or delete.
Why did Goodish build its own app?
Because it is the work we do for clients, done for ourselves: speech turned into structured data, official data sources wired in, and a person confirming every entry before it is saved. Building and running eKmet keeps that work honest.