The state of any parcel, from space — no trip to the field.

What analyses the report contains

Every analysis of a parcel, in a single report

Every report automatically runs dozens of analyses on your parcel — vegetation, soil, climate, terrain — checks them and sums them up with AI, with no GIS software. Here is what you learn and what it is worth.

• Satellite vegetation

  What you learn: The crop’s evolution across the whole season, from multispectral imagery: vigour and health indices (NDVI, leaf moisture, biomass, leaf nitrogen, leaf area) at every clear pass, by crop stage, with maps of the parcel and the phenology (emergence → peak → ripening).

  Why it matters: See where and when the crop falls behind or is stressed before the eye can — and know exactly which area to check in the field.

• Soil analysis

  What you learn: The arable-layer profile (0–30 cm): texture (clay/silt/sand), pH, organic carbon, nitrogen, nutrient-holding capacity and density — each with an agronomic reading and recommendations.

  Why it matters: Learn a parcel’s fertility and water-holding capacity without lab tests — useful before a crop, fertilisation or buying land.

• Season climate

  What you learn: Water balance (rain vs. consumption), accumulated growing heat, drought spells and heat-stress or frost days — broken down by the crop’s critical stages, with daily and monthly values.

  Why it matters: Understand why a crop did or did not do well — drought, heat, frost — on your parcel’s real climate, not the regional average.

• Parcel terrain

  What you learn: Slope, aspect and the parcel’s position in the landscape, linked to drainage and microclimate.

  Why it matters: Explains where water pools or the soil dries fast and helps with field-work and irrigation decisions.

• Interpretation & actions (AI)

  What you learn: An overall season verdict, a reading of each topic (soil, climate, vegetation) and a list of priority actions — all in plain language.

  Why it matters: You get the conclusion and the next steps, not just numbers — as if an agronomist had read all the analyses for you.

• Good / medium / poor zones

  The parcel is split into vigour zones from satellite, with maps in the PDF — see exactly where yield is lost.

• Automatic audit + source confidence

  Every statement is checked, and the report tells you how reliable the data is (clouds, resolution).

• A PDF ready to print or send

  A complete document, with charts, tables and maps — for a file, a bank or talks with partners.

Everything in the report

Every piece of data in the report, section by section

A ~9-page PDF in plain language. Here is, section by section, exactly the data you get — nothing hidden.

Tracking evolution

Watch the crop grow, from space

The report turns every clear satellite pass into a season curve: you see the crop emerge, reach its peak and ripen — and you catch, early, any area that falls behind the expected growth.

What you learn, stage by stage

1. 1

   Sowing & emergence

   Whether the crop came up evenly, or there are patchy, slow or bare areas to re-check.

2. 2

   Vegetative growth

   Whether the crop builds canopy on schedule — and the first signs of water or nutrient stress.

3. 3

   Flowering & peak

   The season’s peak vigour and the zones that stay behind in the most yield-sensitive phase.

4. 4

   Ripening & harvest

   A natural decline (ripening), separated from real stress, with the right harvest window.

Pricing

Pay per hectare, once — or put it under monitoring

The area is computed geodesically from the parcel geometry. Minimum 1 ha.

Prices are confirmed in the wizard before you order. Payment comes later — the order is registered now.

How it works

From parcel to report, in three steps

1. 1. Pick the parcel

   Draw it directly on the map or upload its geometry from a file: shapefile (.zip), GeoJSON, KML or GPX.

2. 2. Choose what you want

   A one-off report, monthly monitoring (2/3/4/6×) or both. See the price right away.

3. 3. Get the report

   The analysis runs in minutes and the PDF arrives by email. With monitoring, you also get the “what changed” alert.