Agriculture.
Advice that reaches the field, in the right language.
Drema builds agritech for the conditions it operates in: low-end phones, patchy rural networks, regional languages and users who will judge the product on whether it helped this season. Farm management, advisory, traceability and marketplace platforms, designed to work offline and in the local language.
What this sector
actually deals with.
Advisory reaches farmers as generic broadcasts rather than field-specific guidance. Procurement is recorded on paper, so traceability ends at the aggregator. Apps assume literacy in English and a reliable connection, and go unused.
Systems this sector
keeps needing.
The parts of a agriculture platform that carry the weight. Not everything at once — we build the one that unblocks you first.
Farm and plot management
Field records, crop cycles, inputs and yields tracked per plot.
Crop advisory
Guidance based on crop stage, local weather and observed conditions.
Supply chain traceability
Produce tracked from farm through aggregation to buyer.
Farmer marketplaces
Input purchase and produce sale with transparent pricing.
Sensor and imagery pipelines
Soil, weather and satellite data turned into specific recommendations.
Where the work
pays for itself.
The problems agriculture teams bring us most often. If one of these is costing you money today, it is worth a conversation.
Yield improvement advisory
Stage-specific, plot-specific guidance instead of blanket messages.
Procurement digitisation
Capturing weights, quality and payments at the collection point.
Traceability for export
Provenance records buyers and regulators will accept.
Input distribution
Dealer networks with stock visibility and genuine-product verification.
Not on this list? Sector problems rarely fit a template — tell us yours.
What shapes a build
in this sector.
These are the things a generalist team discovers late and prices badly. We design around them from the first week.
- Rural connectivity gaps and low-end Android devices
- Regional language and low-literacy interface needs
- Seasonality — a missed window means waiting a year
- Voice and imagery input over typing
How we usually
engage here.
The services agriculture clients most often start with.
Agriculture
questions.
Straight answers, including where we are not the right team.
How do you handle poor rural connectivity?
Offline-first with small sync payloads, and SMS or IVR fallback where smartphone use is low. We test on 2G-class conditions rather than assuming 4G, because that assumption is what makes most agritech apps unusable.
Can the app work in regional languages?
Yes, designed in from the start including voice and icon-led interfaces for low-literacy users. Retrofitted translation with English-shaped layouts does not work here.
Can you use satellite imagery for crop monitoring?
Yes, for vegetation indices and change detection at plot level. It is genuinely useful for spotting stress early, and we are careful not to overstate the precision of what it can tell you.
How do you get farmers to adopt it?
By delivering something valuable in the first season and involving field staff who already have farmers' trust. Adoption in this sector is earned through demonstrated results, not onboarding flows.
Building for agriculture?
Bring the problem as it actually is, constraints included.
You will get a straight answer on whether we are the right team.