Farmers and extension agents
Answers on the phone already in your pocket. Agents can see what farmers have been told, call them back, and flag anything that came out wrong in the local language.

Ask a farming question on any phone, in your own language. You get an answer built around your soil, your crop and this season — not a general leaflet. And if the system isn't sure, a real expert checks the answer before you ever see it.
Calling is free. USSD and SMS cost normal network rates, with nothing added. Only WhatsApp uses data. The conversation follows the farmer, not the channel.

IROKO — barka da zuwa 1 Masara / Maize 2 Rogo / Cassava 3 Yi magana da mutum
In Hausa, Yoruba, Igbo, Pidgin or English. If the question isn't clear, it asks you what you meant.
What your soil is like where you are, and what works for the crop you're growing.
Short, in your language, and specific enough to do something with today.
If the system isn't confident, the answer stops and an expert looks at it first.
A question about goats goes to the people who spend their lives on livestock. A question about cassava goes to the people who spend theirs on cassava. And when one of them fixes an answer, the fix stays fixed — so the next farmer who asks the same thing gets the better answer straight away.
It doesn't guess
Reaches the right expert
Signed and kept on record
An open digital infrastructure powering agricultural intelligence, direct-to-farm communication, and localized advisory services.
Answers on the phone already in your pocket. Agents can see what farmers have been told, call them back, and flag anything that came out wrong in the local language.
This is public plumbing, not somebody's app. Hosted in Nigeria, built on open standards, and every answer it has ever given can be traced back and checked.
Find out what farmers are actually asking for, where, and in which week — then reach exactly those farmers. What you learn stays yours. No other partner can see it.
Your guidance stops sitting in a PDF. Publish it once and it reaches farmers in every language, on every channel. Correct an answer here and it becomes the answer everyone gets.
A disease moving through the area, armyworm, or a storm coming in. The warning goes only to farmers in that area growing that crop — by call, text, and WhatsApp at the same time. No noise for everyone else.