The field
comes first.
The field app for farmers and field teams. Record on the parcel, keep working without a signal and ask Aida, in Arabic, Darija, French or English.
Andika opens to everyone soon, on Android first. Cooperatives, programmes and field teams can ask us for early access now.
Ask for early accessEight decisions.
One screen each.
Choose a decision to see the screen Andika opens for it. Every screen starts from the parcel in hand: its crop, its stage and the last thing recorded there.
- 18 Nov, sowingDAP 100 kg/ha
- 22 Jan, tilleringUrea 150 kg/ha
- 5 Mar, stem extensionUrea 100 kg/ha
No signal.
Nothing lost.
Andika works on the phone first and on the network second. Watch the outbox through one dead zone, from the first photo to the last check.
- 17:20Field visitCanal parcel, 3 photos, 1 voice noteWaitingSent
- 17:31Irrigation loggedCanal parcel, 4 hours, canal turnWaitingSent
- 17:48Emergence countRoad parcel, 31 plants per metreWaitingSent
- 01
Capture without coverage.
Photos, voice notes and field visits are written to the phone first, with the moment and the place they were taken.
- 02
The outbox keeps count.
A number on the outbox says how many records are still on the phone. Nothing leaves the queue until it has arrived.
- 03
Delivered when the signal is back.
The queue empties on its own once the phone finds a network, and each record gets a check when it is received.
Four languages.
One record.
Andika runs in Arabic, Darija, French and English. Switch the screen below and watch the interface follow while the parcel and its numbers stay put.
Chosen on the phone
Each person sets the language once. Labels, prompts and buttons follow it everywhere in the app.
Right to left where it belongs
In Arabic and Darija the whole screen mirrors, from the parcel header to the tab bar.
The record does not change
Parcel, dates and figures stay as captured, so a note taken in Darija reads the same in a French report. Free text and voice notes are kept as recorded.
Can the water turn wait until Saturday?
Waiting would take the soil below 35% by Friday, the level where wheat at heading starts to lose grain. Thursday keeps it above. The choice is yours; check the low corner before opening the gate.
Built fromAsk from the parcel.
See the sources.
The parcel is already in the question.
Crop, stage, recent records and the local forecast go with it, so a short question is enough.
Every answer shows its sources.
Tap one to open the record or the forecast behind it.
Aida suggests. You decide.
It explains and points to what to check. What you then do is recorded as your own action.