Below are seven scenes — each one a tabletop diorama, telling the story of a feature.
Pick a parcel, draw a planting plan, and the simulation plays the next 20 years back to you in 40 seconds.
Select a parcel. Get back a full nursery plan — irrigation lanes, species zones, access roads — tuned to soil, slope and shade.
A satellite passes overhead. In the next frame, every tree in your parcel has a species, a health score, and a bounding box.
Sentinel-2 scans weekly at 10 m. Drones fly daily at 10 cm. We fuse both into a single, parcel-level picture.
Each parcel gets a living document — what is planted, what changed, who is responsible, what the satellite saw last Tuesday.
Field photos from agronomists in Tashkent, Fergana and Almaty flow into a shared research pool — which trains every detection model we run.
Bring your own Claude API key. Snap a leaf, a trunk, a root — we ask Opus 4.7 to identify the crop, spot diseases, and flag pests.
You bring your own Claude API key. We only package the request and render the result — transparent cost, full control stays with you.