MapleSAP | Maple Intelligence Platform

The Story Begins With Research

Every maple season tells a story before the first tap starts running.

Weather. Freeze-thaw cycles. Sap pressure. Production. Years of observation. MapleSAP exists to understand that story early enough to matter.

Weather Pattern and timing

Freeze-thaw Pressure recovery

Sap pressure Run potential

Production Field outcome

Current Maple Outlook

Four signals from the sugarbush.

These are not dashboard widgets. They are large seasonal signals, framed like mission data for producers watching the run window.

Sap Flow Index

High run potential after overnight freeze and afternoon pressure recovery.

Freeze-Thaw Status

Prime Window

Night recovery followed by a clean above-zero run.

Season Outlook

Early Run

Season timing is active, with warm-streak risk building.

Current Conditions

-4 / 5 C

Cold morning, above-zero afternoon, snowpack holding.

Feature Stories

The science stories behind the run.

Large, visual, research-led stories give MapleSAP the feel of an institute publishing from the field, not a product team selling software widgets.

Research Feature

Understanding Freeze-Thaw Cycles

Why pressure swings, bark temperature, and recovery windows matter before the first line opens.

Forecast Notes

Forecasting the Next Season

Building seasonal intelligence from daily signals instead of isolated weather events.

Season Report

What Makes a Great Maple Year?

How cold recovery, clean thaws, and producer timing become a production season.

Research Library

A field lab for maple production signals.

This preview should feel like a research institute: models, science notes, historical seasons, and white papers arranged as evidence for the next run.

MODEL 01

Forecast Models

Weather inputs translated into run probability and season timing.

LAB 02

Freeze-Thaw Science

The physical mechanism behind sap movement and pressure recovery.

ARCH 03

Historical Analysis

Past seasons, failed runs, and producer observations as evidence.

PAPER 04

White Papers

Methodology notes and research publications for deeper review.

Explore Research

Field Notes

Producer observations, written like a field notebook.

Field Note / Dowling, Ontario / March 12

Strong afternoon run observed.

Overnight freeze held long enough for a fast afternoon recovery. Lines opened after the first hour above zero.

Field Note / Lanark County / March 18

South-facing lines warmed early.

Exposure pulled the run forward two hours ahead of the general forecast window.

Field Note / Algoma District / March 25

Snowpack delayed the morning.

Cold held in the low sections, but ridge lines recovered quickly once sun reached the canopy.

MapleSAP App

Carry the outlook into the sugarbush.

Software appears here first: saved locations, model updates, subscription access, and the forecast workspace producers can take into the field.

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Field notebook screenshot

Forecast workspace screenshot