SautiFarm brings direct crop diagnosis, real-time local market trends, and automated advisory to smallholders across Kenya. Engineered for vernacular voice recognition, instant WhatsApp image analysis, and actionable RCS/SMS menus.
Speak in Kikuyu, Dholuo, Luhya, Swahili, or Sheng. Our ASR understands farm accents natively.
Snap and send sick plant leaves. Receive an exact diagnosis and chemical remedy in under 2 minutes.
Flat, easy text interfaces featuring single-tap options for checking market prices or speaking to AI.
The AI proactively calls your phone to check if your treated crop is recovering as scheduled.
We replace isolated prototypes with a highly connected platform that operates across physical and digital boundaries.
Access a cohesive web interface containing real-time price indexes across 47 counties, crop disease detection, localized chat advisers, and farming inventory marketplaces.
Integrate custom OpenAI-compatible SautiFarm agricultural intelligence engines into cooperative software pipelines. Manage active tokens, track usage metadata, and test endpoints.
The centralized foundation layer hosting custom agricultural vision models, language translations, multi-turn dialogue engines, and live market county pricing databases.
Rather than deploying speculative solutions, we optimized SautiFarm around the exact daily routines, device limitations, and financial constraints of Kenyan smallholders.
When given verbal permission, most farmers immediately express frustrations in mother-tongue. SautiFarm offers full vernacular support to eliminate comprehension friction.
Whether using low-end Android phones or basic feature phones (Kabambe), farmers access pricing or advisory seamlessly via voice notes, simple calls, or offline-first SMS channels.
Validated on the ground to save hours of transport time or rescue entire crops from unexpected diseases—proving immediate value that far exceeds weekly operational costs.
“Before SautiFarm, treating leaf spot or identifying Maize Lethal Necrosis meant waiting several days for an extension officer to visit our Molo fields. Now, we snap a WhatsApp photo, receive Swahili instructions within 2 minutes, buy the chemical at our local agrovet, and save our seasonal yield.”
Tailored for on-the-ground feasibility. No high-priced subscriptions—only clear agricultural utility optimized for our community.
Direct access to localized agricultural advice, voice check-ins, and WhatsApp crop disease vision diagnostics.
For agrovets, supply chain hubs, white-label input suppliers, crop insurers, and agricultural unions.