Your shamba, graded twice a week.
Four things matter — leaf health, water, growth and heat. RaDa reads them by satellite and turns them into one letter and one plain-language move. Run one shamba, or fifty.
The whole season, read like a gauge.
Open the full report and every metric sits on a gauge with its healthy range marked — so you see at a glance what's good, what's average, and what needs a look. Soil, crop and season, each on its own tab.
See exactly which corner needs you.
Your shamba, split into 10-metre spots and coloured by health. Green is thriving; amber and red are worth a walk. Tap any spot for its readings — no more guessing which part of the field is struggling.
A calm heads-up, and neighbours who know.
When the data sees a dry spell or a pest window coming, Jamii shows a quiet, beta-tagged heads-up — something to plan for, never a guarantee. Below it, answers from farmers growing the same crop near you.
Banners colour by severity: blue for an outlook, amber for caution, red when it's active, green for all-clear.
In your language, for your light, on your phone.
English by default, with the Kenyan colloquial you actually speak — "tutakutumia SMS ya code ya ku-sign in", not textbook Swahili.
The warm "Chemeli" cream palette is tuned to read in bright sun — out in the shamba, not just indoors. Dark mode when you want it.
Built to run smoothly on low-end phones and patchy signal — the readings are waiting when you open it.