# About Rootzone

Rootzone turns the CSV exports from the Innoquest Turf Moisture Meter Pro and its SpotView app into per-green moisture, salt and soil-temperature reports, a hand-water list and a morning email for golf course superintendents. Your crew keeps probing the way they always have. The only new step is emailing the export.

## Why it exists

The crew already probes every green with the meter and SpotView. But each export is a one-off. The readings live on individual phones, the app's map piles circles on top of each other for every green, and nothing compares today with last week. The superintendent has data but no trend, and no record to show a green committee.

Rootzone keeps every export in one place, blends the readings into a surface you can read at a glance, and keeps the history for each green so you can see change instead of noise.

## Who builds it

Rootzone is built by Bruce & Eddy, a digital agency in business since 2004. It is independent software for turf managers, and it is not made or endorsed by Innoquest.

## Your data stays yours

Your course owns every reading, session, spot, note and target, and the original files your crew sent. You can take all of it as CSV at any time, and we don't sell it or share it. The details are on the [privacy page](https://getrootzone.com/privacy).

## Where it is today

Rootzone is in pilot at a Texas course, which stays anonymous. Files landing cleanly, the map and per-green trends, and the morning email are working now. Printable reports for a GM or green committee come next. There is no pricing yet. If you'd like to be considered for early access, [join the early-access list](https://getrootzone.com/#waitlist), or [get in touch](https://getrootzone.com/contact) with a question first.