One of the fish farming groups in Beji Village is the Banyu Bening fish farming group. This group comprises 15 members who own land for fish farming. The fish farming group faced difficulties because the counting process was carried out manually. This process is time-consuming and lacks accuracy; consequently, the community service team proposed the use of the GURATIS (GURami Automatic CounTIng System) application. This application is used to count gurami fish eggs automatically, thereby simplifying the counting process for fish farmers. Training and guidance are required for the use of this application so that fish farmers can utilise it properly and effectively. The aim of the training was to provide gurami fish farmers with an understanding of how to use the GURATIS application. The method employed comprised three stages: the preparation stage, the implementation stage and the evaluation stage. The outcome was that the farmers gained an understanding of how to use the GURATIS (GURami Automatic CounTIng System) application, thereby simplifying the process of counting gurami fish eggs.
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