Upload a photo of your crop and get AI-powered insights about growth, health, disease, pests and what to watch next — explained in plain language, not jargon.
Four simple steps between a photo on your phone and a clear picture of how your crop is really doing.
Create a farm and field, pick your crop, and enter the planting date — your timeline reference point.
Take a clear photo of the crop with your phone and upload it directly from the field.
CropSense's AI examines the image for growth stage, health, disease symptoms and pest damage.
Get a farmer-friendly report with what's happening now and what to watch next.
This is an AI estimate based on visible symptoms, not a lab diagnosis. For serious or spreading symptoms, confirm with a local agricultural professional.
CropSense looks at the visible leaf, stem, fruit and pod symptoms in your photo and explains what it sees — a possible disease, how confident the AI is, and how severe the symptoms appear.
Holes, chewing marks, curling leaves, stem damage, and visible insects are all things CropSense looks for — and it tells you the risk level plainly: Low, Medium, or High.
Your planting date sets the timeline. Each photo lets the AI check whether your crop's visible development lines up — and flags it clearly if it doesn't.
If your planting date suggests one stage but the photo visually looks like another, CropSense tells you directly instead of quietly picking one — so you can decide what to check next.
Compare any two photos of the same crop and let AI describe what's actually changed — healthier, greener, more developed, more stressed, or showing new symptoms.
Growth appears stronger. Canopy coverage has increased and leaf color is more uniformly deep green than the previous analysis, consistent with healthy vegetative development. No new disease or pest symptoms detected.
Every analysis rolls up into a single health score, backed by the growth stage, disease risk, pest risk and your next check date.
Plus an Other Crop option so no farmer is left out — and more crops added over time.
Local units, local crop mixes, and French-language support for Côte d'Ivoire — plus room for any crop, in any country.
Corn, soybeans, wheat, cotton, rice and vegetables — tracked in acres by default.
Cocoa, coffee, cotton, rice, maize, cassava, yam and beans — tracked in hectares, in French or English.
Every unit — acres, hectares, square meters — and an Other Crop option for anything not yet listed.
Every analysis is delivered in plain language, with the numbers and terms that matter, and nothing that promises more certainty than a photo can actually give.
Recommendation: continue current watering schedule; recheck in 6 days for early tassel emergence.
Track health scores, image history and progress timelines for every crop you're growing.
No jargon — just clear explanations of what your photo shows.
A running photo history for every crop, so you can see change over time.
Early, honest flags on possible symptoms — never false certainty.
Clear Low/Medium/High risk ratings based on visible damage.
Your planting date plus each photo builds a real growth timeline.
Practical next steps, not generic advice.
You upload a photo of your crop along with its planting date. CropSense's AI examines the image for visible signs of growth stage, health, disease symptoms and pest damage, then compares that visual read against your planting-date timeline.
Maize/Corn, Rice, Wheat, Beans, Soybeans, Cassava, Yams, Cotton, Cocoa and Coffee, plus an Other Crop option for anything else. More crops are added over time.
No. CropSense gives an AI estimate based on what's visible in a photo, with a confidence and severity level. It never claims 100% certainty, and recommends a local agricultural professional for serious or spreading symptoms.
CropSense looks for visible damage patterns — holes, chewing, curling, discoloration — and gives a Low, Medium or High risk rating with a possible pest identification when the damage is distinctive enough to recognize.
Every new account gets 2 free AI crop analyses. One photo analysis uses one token. Your remaining balance is always shown clearly in your dashboard.
CropSense is built with the United States and Côte d'Ivoire as priority markets, with region-appropriate crops and units for each, while remaining open to farmers worldwide.
Yes. Your farms, fields, crops, photos and reports are only visible to you and to administrators supporting the platform. See our Privacy Policy for full details.
Two free analyses. No card required. Takes less than two minutes to start.
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