Crop diagnosis
See the problem. Save the harvest.
Photograph the leaf, fruit, pod or stem that’s giving you trouble. In under a minute you’ll know what’s attacking your crop, whether it’s a disease, a pest or a nutrient problem, how to confirm it, and three treatments that work in West African conditions.
Free. No sign-up. Your photo is deleted from our server as soon as your report is ready.
Fill the frame with the damage.
or drag a photo hereLeaf, fruit, pod or stem. Bright daylight works best.
Your diagnosis
Crop report
This is a first opinion from one photo, not a lab test. Before you spray, confirm with an extension officer or your agro-dealer, follow the dose on the product label, and wear gloves and a mask.
Before you shoot
A sharp photo gets a sharp answer
The diagnosis only sees what’s in the frame. Thirty seconds on the photo is the surest way to a report you can act on.
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Get close to the damage
Fill the frame with the affected leaf, fruit, pod or stem. A whole plant or a whole field is too far away to read spots, rot and holes.
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Daylight, no flash
Shoot outside or near an open door. Flash washes out colour, and deep shade hides the yellowing, spotting and rot that point to the cause.
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Sharp on the problem
Tap the screen on the spots, mould, holes or rot before you take the picture. If it looks blurry, take it again.
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Show the worst of it
Pick the most damaged part, not the healthy one beside it. Check the undersides of leaves and the inside of cut fruit. If there’s mould, insects or rot there, scan that too.
In your report
What comes back
A plain-language report you can act on today, built for the crops grown across West Africa.
- The cropWhat plant it is and which part you photographed, so you can check it read the right thing.
- The likely problemThe disease, pest or nutrient problem that best matches what’s in the photo.
- The signs to confirm itWhat to check on the rest of the plant and across the field.
- Three treatmentsOrganic and chemical options that work in a hot, humid climate, plus how to stop it spreading.
Use it well
A fast first opinion, not a lab result.
It can be wrong
One photo can’t show everything. Early symptoms, blurry pictures and problems that start in the roots or soil are the hardest to read. If the report doesn’t match what you see in the field, trust the field.
Check before you spray
Confirm the problem with an extension officer or agro-dealer before buying chemicals. Follow the label dose, wear protection and keep to the waiting time before harvest.
Your photo stays private
Your photo is read by our diagnosis system, which uses an AI service, and deleted from our server as soon as your report is written. We never publish it.