Evidence, not a mission statement.
This page is a record, not a pitch. Named research programs, each with an honest status — in the field, in research, exploring, or deliberately open — and the evidence behind it, published as it exists.
Programs
Status matters. We don’t present every program as equally proven when only one is.
| Program | Status | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| Plant Health | In the field | Pest and disease detection from a single smartphone photo, local treatment advice, and outbreak alerts when disease is spreading nearby. |
| Water & Soil | In research | Soil condition, irrigation timing, and water efficiency — in software and in low-cost hardware. |
| Smart Mechanization | In research | Precision spraying, automated ploughing and harvesting, and control-tower monitoring across a farm. |
| Yield & Markets | In research | Harvest forecasting, produce quality grading, and planning inputs, labor, and timing ahead of the season. |
| Controlled Growing | Exploring | Hydroponics and greenhouses for fast-moving vegetables — climate and nutrient control. |
| Open by design | Open | Whatever food production and plant life need next — not fixed in advance. |
Technology alone doesn’t grow food. We’re building a network of agronomists and trained field technicians on the platform, creating skilled jobs while bringing expert advice to every farm.
Our only in-the-field program, held to a published standard.
Trust comes from numbers we can defend. Where a figure isn’t validated yet, we say so instead of guessing.
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Diagnosis accuracy
Figures pendingValidation against expert-labelled images isn’t done yet.
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Outbreak-alert precision
Figures pendingNo outbreak alerts have been issued yet.
430
Registered accounts
750+
Scans run
21
Countries where scans were run
Source: CropCare AI production database, snapshot 26 Aug 2026.
One research agenda, sequenced honestly.
We don’t publish a program until it has a clear thesis and a plan to test it. Plant Health earned its “in the field” label from a version that shipped and worked. Water & Soil, Smart Mechanization, and Yield & Markets are next in sequence — scoped, not yet validated, and labeled that way. Controlled Growing is earlier still: we’re exploring whether it belongs in this agenda at all.
Beyond those five, the roadmap is intentionally open. That’s not a gap in planning — it’s a constraint we’re keeping on purpose, so the mission stays broad enough to hold whatever the evidence says the world’s most common farm needs next.