10-metre detail
Every image resolves to a 10-metre pixel — small enough to mean a corner of a paddock, big enough to plan from the office.
The AgrosIQ Engine is what turns a sky full of satellites into one clear place to look for the farmer walking the field. Built for the people who grow things, never the people who write about them.
AgrosIQ listens to multiple satellites at once and reads every pass over your farm. Multi-satellite imaging, every few days. No satellite you have to book. Every pass is read; cloudy ones are marked.
Cloudy week? The Engine masks cloud, though some haze still slips through, and a radar estimate fills in, drawn with its error range. Every image is cleaned and aligned so each pixel means the same thing every time you look at it.
Every field you add arrives with about ten years of its own archived imagery already inside. The Engine stacks the seasons and knows what a great year, a tough year, and a normal year look like — for that exact patch of ground.
Models and each field's own history turn every fresh pass into the one thing a farmer needs to know: walk here. The amber pixel on the exact 10-metre spot. What it is, and what to do, is your call.
Everything AgrosIQ knows about your fields comes from the same engine, tuned for one job: showing you what needs a look.
Every image resolves to a 10-metre pixel — small enough to mean a corner of a paddock, big enough to plan from the office.
Cloudy season? A radar estimate keeps each field's line going, drawn with its error range (about ±0.23 on the greenness scale), so you can see how far to trust it.
A decade of seasons is already loaded for every field. See strong years, weak years, and what this year looks like against both.
Names the crop on US Corn Belt fields: 94% agreement with government crop maps on 105 test fields, where the % is the share of the outline. Trained on US and Canadian maps; other regions are not named yet.
Pick a question about your farm in plain language and get an answer with the maps and dates behind it, so you can check every number (beta). Free-text questions are coming later.
Rainfall, heat and dry spells tracked for every field and set against its own decade of memory. Regional estimates, shown with their typical error.
Every pixel of every field, every few days, compared with ten years of its own history, and turned into one clear place to start: walk here.
of history for every field, the day you add it
pixel detail, so you see the corner, not just the field
between satellite passes at best; cloudy weeks mean fewer clear looks
no sensors, no drones, no installs. Just a web browser.
Every field you add, every season that loads, every question you ask — that's your data. AgrosIQ never sells it, sends it over encrypted connections, and deletes it from the live service when you ask.
Join the design-partner pilot. Watch a decade of seasons load in minutes, and your first amber pin land on the map.