Know what to do, and when, in your field

Agropioo is a farming companion that answers in your own language. Photograph a sick leaf, ask a question out loud, watch the mandi price, decide the next crop — and keep the whole season’s record in one place.

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  • Ask in Urdu, Punjabi, Pashto, Sindhi, Saraiki and more
  • Keeps working when the signal does not

One app for the whole crop season — no sensors, no hardware.

One season, six decisions

This is the whole app, in the order you actually meet it — from drawing your field to knowing what the season earned you.

  1. 1.0

    Draw your farm once

    Open the map, trace your field, and Agropioo keeps the boundary, the crop and the sowing date. Everything after this attaches to that one place, so no more notebooks lost in the tractor.

  2. 2.0

    Ask it in your own words

    Irrigation, fertiliser, pests, harvest timing — ask in Urdu, Punjabi, Pashto, Sindhi, Saraiki or English. Eight specialist agents answer together, and they read your farm history before they answer.

  3. 3.0

    Photograph the sick leaf

    One photo returns the disease, how serious it is, and what to do today. Save the scan to the farm record and keep asking follow-up questions about the same plant.

  4. 4.0

    Watch the mandi before you load

    Live prices from five government sources across 151 mandis, a 14-day forecast, and one plain instruction: sell this week, or hold for a better one.

  5. 5.0

    Choose the next crop with reasons

    Soil, season, budget, water and market prices, scored across more than 40 local crops. You see why a crop ranks where it does — the next sowing stops being a guess.

  6. 6.0

    Keep the books, know the return

    Log every expense, watch the break-even point arrive, and see what the season actually earned. The same records help you when you apply for a loan.

What it already knows

Agropioo is not a chat window with a logo on it. The numbers below are what the product ships with today.

8languages
English, Urdu, Punjabi, Pashto, Sindhi, Saraiki, Balochi, Hindko
5price sources
Government feeds, refreshed daily
151mandis
One per district, with a 14-day forecast
38diseases
Named from a single leaf photograph
40+local crops
Scored against soil, season, water and market
16soil profiles
District-level, for the recommendation engine

Eight AI agents

Triage, crops, weather, prices, schemes, your farm data, crop choice, and handover to a human expert when a case needs one.

Weather that knows your crop

A five-day forecast turned into advice for the stage your crop is actually in — frost, rain and heat called out by name.

Right-to-left, properly

Urdu and Pashto mirror the whole layout, in Nastaliq, the way they are actually written.

Built for two bars, not five

Most farm software quietly assumes a connection. Agropioo assumes there is not one. That is not a feature we added later — it is the reason the app is built the way it is.

It installs like an app
Open it in the browser and add it to your home screen, on Android or iPhone. Nothing to download from a store, nothing to update by hand.
Your writing lands on the phone first
Records are written to the phone before they are sent anywhere, so a dead zone cannot eat an irrigation record you just typed.
It sends itself when the signal returns
The queue drains on reconnect. Every entry carries its own ID, so a patchy connection cannot record the same irrigation twice.
The prices come with you
A service worker keeps the app and the last known rates on the phone, so the mandi page opens in the field and not only in the town.

Seven records, one farm

Everything Agropioo knows about a field, it learns from seven kinds of record — kept against the boundary you drew, not in a notebook that gets left in the tractor.

  • Sowing
  • Planting
  • Irrigation
  • Fertiliser
  • Pesticide
  • Disease
  • Harvest

A health score for the whole farm

Your records, the week’s weather and the crop’s growth stage combine into one score per farm, so a bad week shows up before the harvest does.

Records that answer back

Every record is searchable, and the advisor reads them as context. The same history that builds the score is what sharpens the advice.

What comes back

Not a paragraph of maybes. A decision, in a line you can act on before lunch.

  • Weather advisory

    Your wheat is at tillering stage — delay irrigation 2 days if frost expected.

    A worked example from the product documentation: the 5-day forecast, read against your crop and its growth stage.

  • Mandi signal

    SELL, or HOLD

    Live rates from five government sources across 151 mandis, judged against a 14-day trend.

  • Pest risk

    A score from 0 to 100, every morning

    Weather, growth stage and past incidence, with warnings that escalate when it matters.

  • Leaf diagnosis

    38 diseases, one photograph

    Which disease, how serious, what to do today — then saved to the farm record for the next question.

Eight languages, one switch

You pick your language before you sign up, and it follows you into the app. Not a translated menu — the answers come back in the language you asked in.

  • Englishen
  • Urduur
  • Punjabipa
  • Pashtops
  • Sindhisd
  • Saraikiskr
  • Balochibal
  • Hindkohno

Right to left, done properly

Urdu and Pashto mirror the whole layout, and the type is set for Nastaliq instead of being forced into a Latin font.

One language, all the way down

The switcher sits on every screen — here, at signup, at login, and inside the app — so you are never hunting for it.

Who it is built around

One product, three very different readers of the same records.

Individual farmers
The farmer with a couple of acres and a notebook full of half-remembered inputs. Needs a plain answer today, in their own language, and a record of what was actually done — not a dashboard.
Commercial farms and agribusiness
Organisations that need structured farm information and decision support: many fields held the same way, prices compared across every mandi in the district, and profit and loss read season against season.
Agricultural ecosystem partnersPlanned
Future partners across the wider ecosystem — scheme providers, advisers and the people a farmer is handed off to when a case needs a human.

Questions farmers actually ask

If yours is not here, ask the app itself — it answers in your language.

  • Do I have to know English?

    No. You pick your language before you sign up, and Agropioo stays in it — the buttons, the advice, and the questions you ask. Eight languages today, and Urdu and Pashto are laid out right-to-left the way they are written.

  • What happens when the signal disappears?

    You keep working. Agropioo installs on your phone like an app, and anything you record while offline is stored on the phone and sent up the moment you are back in coverage. The field does not have to wait for the network.

  • Do I need new equipment?

    No. There is nothing to buy and nothing to fit to the tractor — no sensor, no cable, no dongle. If your phone can open a web page, it can run Agropioo.

  • Can it tell me when to sell?

    It shows you the price, not a feeling. Live rates from five government sources, all 151 mandis, a 14-day forecast, and a plain instruction for your crop: sell this week, or hold.

  • What if the advice is wrong?

    You will see which records and which sources it used, and you can push the case to a human agronomist from inside the chat. The advice gets better as your own farm history grows — but it is never the only voice in the app.

Agropioo

Your field already tells you what it needs. Agropioo helps you read it.

Eight languages. Keeps working offline. Runs on the phone already in your pocket.

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