Watch
Every farm is monitored from orbit and ground weather stations — continuously, automatically.
- Sentinel-2 crop health (NDVI)
- NASA POWER + Open-Meteo rainfall
- FAO drought thresholds per crop
AgriWatch warns smallholder farmers before the drought hits — then pays them automatically the moment it does. Any phone. Any language. No app to install.
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⚠️ Alerte sécheresse — millet
Bonjour Amara. Vos cultures montrent des signes de stress, et très peu de pluie est prévue.
1. Arrosez tôt le matin
2. Paillez le sol
3. Attendez la pluie avant l'engrais
$15.00
M-Pesa (simulated)
The gap
500M
smallholder families grow most of the world food
70%
of the world food supply comes from them
75%
of their climate risk is completely uninsured
31%
have no access to climate information at all
How it works
Every farm is monitored from orbit and ground weather stations — continuously, automatically.
When risk climbs, Claude writes a clear alert in the farmer's own language with 3 actions.
If drought is confirmed, a parametric payout reaches the farmer's mobile money in seconds.
The moment that matters
No claim form. No inspector. No waiting weeks while the harvest dies. The measurement is the trigger — so the payout is instant, and cheap enough to reach everyone.
See it happen liveNo hardware required
Drones watch one field at a time and someone has to fly them. AgriWatch reads free, global Sentinel-2 imagery that already revisits every farm on Earth every few days — then fuses it with rainfall and forecast data so clouds never blind us.
Built for the last mile
AI-written alerts in Arabic, Swahili, French and English — warm, simple, and actionable.
Works over WhatsApp and SMS. A basic handset is all a farmer needs to be covered.
Parametric triggers mean money moves the instant data confirms loss — no paperwork.
Crop imagery and rainfall combine, so a cloudy day never leaves a farm unwatched.
Farmers register with a single message. Replies are answered in their language.
One satellite pass covers thousands of farms — built for millions, not dozens.
Pricing
Premiums are tiny because payouts are automatic. Most farmers are sponsored by co-ops, NGOs and governments — so coverage reaches the people who need it.
Then ≈ $3 / season for an individual smallholder plot.
For co-ops, microfinance and input suppliers covering many farmers at once.
For governments, insurers and NGOs running national-scale resilience programmes.
Indicative pricing for a hackathon demo — real premiums are set with reinsurance partners.
See the whole flow — satellite to payout — in under a minute.