START WITH THE REAL GROUND.
Import a survey, CAD drawing or aerial image. AI-assisted scanning can propose lawn, bed and hardscape regions from an image; you review the result before it becomes part of the plan.
Map the system. Command every station. Make the weather work for you. Rain Marshal puts the full irrigation operation on one screen while the controller keeps its own safeguards.
From a valve in the ground to the next run on the calendar, see how every part of your property connects.
Actual Rain Marshal app captures from an isolated demonstration yard. Controllers and watering state are simulated.
Build from the real yard. Run with the forecast. Keep every station, zone and line in view.
Import a survey, CAD drawing or aerial image. AI-assisted scanning can propose lawn, bed and hardscape regions from an image; you review the result before it becomes part of the plan.
Coordinate multiple Wi-Fi controllers, master valves and zones. See what is running, what is next and what changed.
Rain holds, forecast charts and optional seasonal adjustments help avoid watering into the weather.
Place valves, tubing, heads, emitters, plants and beds on a measured plan. Follow the water path and inspect demand before changing hardware.
Use the browser to inspect status and adjust watering when your Rain Marshal service is connected. Each Wi-Fi controller still owns its local schedule.
The controller stores its schedule and enforces a local valve shutoff deadline. Master valve interlocks, bounded runs and duplicate-command checks are designed to keep a missed message from becoming an open valve.
FOLLOW THE LAUNCHThe current app is working in isolated yards. The shared cloud service is being built and tested for multiple customers. Public accounts and live controller onboarding open after the safety and reliability gates pass.