The harvest is real.
The market rarely is.
A good harvest still needs a buyer who can be reached. The road, the phone signal, and the middlemen in between all take their cut before the crop ever meets a fair price.
Prices, transport, and storage travel by word of mouth. Nobody plans a planting season around information they can actually trust.
The software exists. It wasn't built for here. Not for low bandwidth, not in Portuguese, and not for a smallholder's margin.
What we're building
One marketplace for the whole value chain — anywhere it's grown.
- Farmers list what they grow and see real demand, not rumors.
- Buyers order directly, at a price set by the market — not the middleman.
- Transporters pick up deliveries that already have a destination.
- Service providers — vets, machinery, agronomists — are one request away.
An assistant trained on local crops, seasons, and conditions — answering in Portuguese, offline-first, built for a smallholder asking a real question about a real field.
We're building this in the open with Google's AI models, through the Google Africa Applied AI Lab — early access, not a finished claim.
Early access
We're opening access ahead of the next harvest.
Farmer, buyer, transporter, or partner — wherever you are on the continent, tell us where you fit in.