Turning every farmer’s phone into a free, offline agronomist

Photograph a sick crop and get the diagnosis and treatment on the spot. Built for the Filipino farmers who have a smartphone but no one to ask.

  • ~3 seconds
  • No signal needed
  • Cebuano, Filipino, English

Farmers are not un-creditworthy. They are undocumented.

An offline AI that helps a farmer identify what is attacking the crop, apply the correct dose, and build the farm record that qualifies them for low interest financing.

DiagnoseTreat rightProve it
Lost to crop damage in the Philippines in 2024 (Department of Agriculture)
₱57.78BLost to crop damage in the Philippines in 2024 (Department of Agriculture)
Agricultural extension workers to farming families
1 : 280Agricultural extension workers to farming families
Monthly interest on the informal loans that commonly fund farm inputs
5–10%Monthly interest on the informal loans that commonly fund farm inputs
Surveyed farmers who stretch or dilute inputs to save money
13 of 15Surveyed farmers who stretch or dilute inputs to save money
Surveyed farmers who lost a major harvest to pests or disease last year
10 of 15Surveyed farmers who lost a major harvest to pests or disease last year

“Of 15” figures are from our baseline survey of 15 farmers in Agusan del Sur, July 2026.

“Wala man Agri technician na muanhi.”

No agricultural technician ever comes here.

Melchor, 60|33 years farming in Catarman, Camiguin

Three steps, about three seconds, no internet

The model is small enough to run on a budget Android phone, so the whole diagnosis happens on the handset the farmer already owns.

  1. Crop selection screen showing coconut, banana, rice, corn and abaca available to scan, with other crops marked coming soon

    01Step

    Choose the crop

    Rice, corn, banana, cassava, coconut, or abaca. More crops are in training, and the app says which ones are not ready yet.

  2. The app analysing three photos of a diseased cassava plant to combine them into one result

    02Step

    Photograph the plant

    Take a few shots of the affected leaf. The app combines them into a single, more reliable reading, with no signal required at any point.

  3. Diagnosis result naming Cassava Bacterial Blight at 72 percent confidence, flagged as serious, with an explanation of the disease

    03Step

    Read the result

    About three seconds later: the disease named, how confident the model is, how urgent it looks, what causes it, and which treatments to consider. Tap to hear it read aloud.

Proof so far

Farmers reached
200+Farmers reached
Lab accuracy
91%Lab accuracy
Independently assessed
TRL 4Independently assessed
“Mao jud ni amo kinahanglan!”

This is exactly what we need.

Marites, 15 years farming in Mainit, Camiguin

Recognized in three countries

From Quezon City’s own incubator to a fellowship in Singapore and the World Bank Youth Summit in Washington D.C., each of these programs put the same product through its own gate.

  • National University of Singapore coat of arms

    NUS ASEAN SPARK Fellowship 2026, Singapore

  • National Innovation Council logo

    ASEAN Philippines National Innovation Day 2026, Top 10 finalist

  • The World Bank Group logo

    World Bank Group Youth Summit 2026, Washington D.C.

  • Startup QC logo

    First local-government-led startup incubation program in the Philippines

  • UNLEASH logo

    LIF Launchpad completed at TRL 4, toward SDG 2 Zero Hunger

The people behind FutureSeed

Student builders in Luzon and field advisors who live and work in the Mindanao farming communities we serve, including an agricultural organization manager and the founder of the farm store that opens these communities to us.

  • Jerome Ancheta, Machine Learning Lead

    Jerome Ancheta

    Machine Learning Lead

  • Dwayne Peña, Design Lead

    Dwayne Peña

    Design Lead

  • James Semitara, Field Operations, Camiguin

    James Semitara

    Field Operations, Camiguin

  • Roselyn Galupo, Community Operations, Agusan del Sur

    Roselyn Galupo

    Community Operations, Agusan del Sur

  • Wahid Ronda, Sustainable Agriculture

    Wahid Ronda

    Sustainable Agriculture

Built for the farmers who have neither connectivity nor credit

Existing tools assume both. That assumption is what leaves 7 million Philippine farming households outside the reach of agricultural technology.

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