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# Log In to the GeoPard Mobile App
Sign in to the GeoPard mobile app and access your farms, fields, and maps.
Log in to the GeoPard mobile app
To log in to the GeoPard application, tap the app’s icon on your screen.
The app will load, tap the “Log In” button.
On the next screen tap “Continue” to allow the app and website to share information about you.
On the next screen select the account you use to access the GeoPard web application or enter the email and password that you have used to register with GeoPard.
After successful login, you will see the same list of farms that you have in the Fields View in the web application.
You can view Zones Maps for each field listed under your farms.
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