Agricultural intelligence · Southern Africa

Yield, risk, and insurance signals you can actually explain.

KurimaSense turns satellite and ground-truth data into yield forecasts, field-level risk scores, and parametric-insurance triggers — calibrated for Zimbabwe's Natural Regions and delivered with an explicit confidence score on every number. Built for buyers, lenders, and insurers, validated by the farmers in the field.

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Field 3 · Mazowe

Maize · Natural Region II

Demo data
NDVI · canopy vigorwk 7/7
mean 0.38⚠ moisture-stressed corner
Yield forecast
5.6t/ha expected

range 4.4–7.0 t/ha · 80% band

Why this forecast
Confidence82%
  • NDVI trendHigh

    +12% over 14 days — canopy closing on schedule

  • Rainfall vs 10-yr normalMedium

    −18% this month — mild moisture deficit

  • Growth stageHigh

    V8–V10, calibrated to Natural Region II maize

Confidence-scored

Predictions with explicit uncertainty

Zimbabwe-trained

Calibrated for local crops & Natural Regions

<5 min

Farmer setup time

Local crops

Tobacco, maize, cotton, soya & more

The moat

Local calibration and explainable confidence — the part competitors can't copy.

Calibrated for Zimbabwe

Models tuned to the Natural Regions and to local crops — tobacco, maize, cotton, soya — not retrofitted from American maize or Brazilian soya datasets that have never seen Compound D or Region II.

A confidence score on every number

Each forecast ships with an explicit uncertainty band. You see how sure the model is and why — so you can price, lend, and underwrite against a number you can defend.

Explainable, not a black box

Every signal traces back to its inputs: NDVI trend, rainfall against the 10-year normal, growth stage. Determinism over probabilistic hand-waving.

How the intelligence works

Explainability, made visible

We'd rather show our work than ask for your trust. Here is how a number becomes a forecast you can underwrite — and how its confidence score is earned.

01

Ingest

Multi-source satellite imagery (optical + radar), weather reanalysis, and historical yield records are pulled per field and per growing zone.

02

Calibrate

Signals are tuned against Zimbabwe-specific ground truth — Natural Region, crop variety, and management practice — not a generic global baseline.

03

Score

Each output carries an explicit confidence band derived from input agreement and data coverage. Thin or conflicting data widens the band, visibly.

Data provenance

Satellite sources

Open Sentinel-2 / Landsat optical and Sentinel-1 radar for cloud-resilient NDVI and moisture proxies.

Ground truth

Field boundaries, planting dates, crop and variety logged by farmers and agronomists on the platform.

Calibration approach

Region- and crop-specific adjustment against local agronomic constants and prior-season outcomes.

Reliability & data handling

· Field and account data is access-controlled and never sold to third parties.

· Forecasts are versioned, so a number can always be traced to the inputs and model behind it.

· Outputs are labelled estimates with confidence bands — not guarantees.

· We're early-stage and say so: where ground-truth coverage is thin, the confidence score reflects it.

The data layer

For farmers & agronomists

The same intelligence institutions rely on, in the hands of the people closest to the crop — free to start, and the foundation our calibration is built on.

For farmers

Monitor every hectare from your pocket

Satellite crop health, weather and spray windows, pest alerts, and an AI agronomist — free to start. The fields you manage become the validated ground truth the whole platform is built on.

  • Satellite NDVI monitoring
  • AI agronomist & alerts
  • Field & input tracking
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For agronomists

Advise with data, not guesswork

Manage multiple growers, validate advice against real-time satellite and weather data, and turn field visits into evidence-backed recommendations.

  • Multi-client dashboard
  • Data-backed advisory
  • Shareable field reports
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Early Access

Now onboarding pilot farms and partners in Zimbabwe

We're building KurimaSense in the open with a small group of farmers, agronomists, and institutional partners. We don't publish reviews we can't stand behind — what we can show you is the methodology, the confidence scores, and exactly how the intelligence is calibrated for Zimbabwe's Natural Regions.

See the methodology. Then decide.

Institutions: request a briefing and we'll walk you through the data provenance, confidence scoring, and Zimbabwe calibration behind every forecast. Farmers: start monitoring your fields today.

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