Rigo Studio

The workspace for understanding
what's happening on a farm.

Map fields, analyse imagery, explore satellite data, label observations, manage farm data, use Rigo AI and build records that persist.

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Rigo Studio on a laptop: an aerial photo of irrigated plots with the vegetation overlay, water-stress, healthy-canopy and waterlogging labels, and the recommended next steps
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Rigo Studio on a tablet: a 30-hectare field traced on satellite imagery, with search, location and layer controls

Crop stress

See crop stress

Analyse vegetation and identify areas worth investigating.

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See crop stress. Analyse vegetation and identify areas worth investigating.

Built on

Open models and open data, so what we compute can be checked rather than taken on trust.

  • Nebius Token Factory
  • NVIDIA
  • Hugging Face

Satellite, soil and climate data from Sentinel-2, SoilGrids and Open-Meteo.

Inside Rigo Studio

One workspace. Every layer of the farm.

Mapping, satellite data, computer vision, observations, datasets, farm records, assets, livestock, Rigo AI, drone workflows and traceability, in one place. Point at any tile to see the real scene behind the data.

An agronomist checking maize leaves
Crop stress
A herd of cattle
Livestock & objects
An irrigation pump in a field
Water & irrigation
A soybean field in full leaf
Field mapping
Oranges packed in crates
Produce grading
A solar array beside farm silos
Farm assets
Hands holding picked coffee cherries
Traceability
A drone pilot surveying a field
Drone workflows

Rigo Studio runs on the web, on Mac and on Windows.

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NewRigo AI, a separate product from Agririgo

Make every cubic metre count
on your vineyard.

Your quota, your dam and your pump hours are set. What you control is where the water goes. Rigo AI tells vineyard managers on irrigated wine farms which blocks need water first, every morning, so a hot week or a scheme cut does not cost you the season.

  • 01

    Which blocks need water first

    Every morning, your blocks ranked by need, so the water you have goes where it protects the most fruit.

  • 02

    The reason, the cost in m³, and how sure it is

    Each call shows why, how many cubic metres it takes and how confident the model is. You stay in charge of the valve.

  • 03

    Delivered on WhatsApp

    No new app and no dashboard to check. It reads the records you already keep and arrives before you head out.

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Rigo Studio

One photograph. Real hectares. A record your buyer can check.

Rigo Studio reads the altitude your drone already wrote into the file, so a traced weed patch comes back as square metres and a count becomes plants per hectare. Rigo AI names what it sees, your corrections train a detector your aircraft can carry, and the finding follows the crop all the way to the QR code on the bag.

It runs on your device. Nothing uploads, nothing queues, and there is no flight to plan first.

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An agricultural spray drone on red soil, its pilot standing beside it

Drone pilots and service providers

You can already fly. This is the part clients actually pay for.

  • Real areas from one photo, using the altitude DJI writes into every JPEG
  • Stand density per hectare without stitching an orthomosaic
  • A client report instead of a folder of JPEGs
  • Export a training set so your drone learns to spot it in flight
A farmer checking maize plants in a field in Uganda

Agronomists and co-op officers

Evidence you can put in front of a member or a buyer.

  • Trace regions to get hectares affected, not a vague impression
  • Every finding carries the evidence that produced it, so you can disagree
  • Findings and areas export as data, not a screenshot
A researcher recording plant observations on a tablet in a greenhouse

Researchers and students

A labelling workstation that costs nothing and locks nothing in.

  • COCO export with segmentation, readable by every training toolchain
  • The vegetation index runs on your device, so no upload and no queue
  • Publish to the community repository so others can build on it
A farmer in Kaduna, Nigeria, packing harvested produce into sacks

Exporters and processors

Connect what you saw in the field to what you ship.

  • Attach field evidence to the Crop Passport a buyer scans
  • Per-farmer attribution survives into pooled lots
  • Weak claims stay visibly weak rather than being dressed up

A different question

Survey platforms answer what does my whole farm look like, and that needs a planned flight, an hour of processing and a subscription. Studio answers what is wrong in front of me, how much of it there is, and can I prove it to my buyer. Different job, different tool.

What you needEnterprise platformsRigo Studio
Answer a question todayPlan a flight, fly a grid, wait for processingPhotograph it. Area comes from the altitude in the file
Help a farmer with no droneThe aircraft is the productA phone photo is a valid input
Prove it to the buyerEnds at a report for the growerCrop Passport, QR on the bag, EUDR evidence pack
Work where you farmSelected countries and regionsBuilt for the markets they left out
Keep what you labelYour annotations stay in their platformCOCO and DJI bundles you download and own
Put AI on your own aircraftTheir models, their cloudTrain a detector your DJI carries onboard

What this is really for: the two hectares behind the house, the maize that came up thin on one side, the mangoes going soft in the crate before the buyer arrives. Walk out, photograph the part that worries you, and know before you spend money on it.

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For the curious

You don't have to be in agriculture to explore Rigo Studio.

  • Computer vision
  • Geospatial data
  • AI
  • Satellite imagery
  • Real-world data

Use Rigo Studio to explore, analyse, label and understand real-world agricultural data. Create a free account and start exploring.

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A herd of cattle, the kind of scene computer vision counts
Computer vision
Farm plots seen from above
Geospatial data
A researcher working on a tablet in the field
AI
A patchwork of fields from high above
Satellite imagery

From the conversation on LinkedIn

What enterprise and AI leaders are saying

“The RigoTrace digital crop passport sounds like a significant step towards transparency in agriculture. How do you ensure data security with the QR codes?”
USUmadevi SettyTechnical Project & Program Management | Enterprise Infrastructure | Cloud Modernization
“Transforming data into trusted decisions is essential for improving agriculture's effectiveness. Agririgo seems to tackle this challenge directly.”
SSShivakumar ShankarBFSI Digital Transformation Leader | 26 Years Driving Enterprise Application Integration
“It's striking that over 60% of Africa's workforce is tied to agriculture, highlighting the urgency for tech solutions like yours.”
KSKarthikeyan SelvarajServiceNow Enterprise Platform Leader | AI-Driven IT Transformation
“The RigoTrace Digital Crop Passport is a smart solution that should significantly enhance traceability for farmers.”
ASAvani SaxenaB2B API Product Manager | Scaling Digital Identity & FinTech Payments for BFSI Clients
“It's frustrating how many brands overlook the importance of maintaining their QR code links. A dead website directly undermines customer trust.”
KPKarthick PalanirajEngineering Program Manager | 20+ Years in Product Development & Validation | NPD, Cost Optimization & Localization Strategies
“Seeing QR codes unavailable shows a clear opportunity for innovation. RigoTrace can really address these gaps in product traceability.”
RSRahuul SiinghHead, Telecommunications Project Control & BharatNet Operations | 23+ Years Delivering Nationwide Broadband Connectivity to Rural India
“Excited to have created my Agririgo account! It's great to see AI, QR codes, blockchain, and Digital Product Passports driving transparency in African agriculture. If you haven't already, sign up and explore the platform!”
ANAlinase NyirendaCloud Security Engineer | Google Developer Community Lead | Women in Tech Board Member | Founder @ AliTech
“The issue with QR codes leading to dead links is a missed opportunity for brands. A living Digital Crop Passport could change that experience entirely.”
MAMd Asif AlamSenior PHP Full-Stack Developer | 6 Years Experience | Architected 5+ E-commerce & CRM Integrations
“A dead website after scanning a QR code directly undermines customer trust. RigoTrace's approach to creating a digital passport is an innovative way to enhance transparency.”
SRSudish RamchandranRetail Banking QA Leader | 23 Years Driving Enterprise Test Strategies & Global Core Banking Transformations

Agririgo · The intelligence layer for African agriculture

A living digital twin of the farm.

Agririgo connects every source a farm already has into one structure, where the things on the farm are objects with state and history. Rigo AI reads that structure and returns ranked actions, running on the farm's own machine, with consent.

A diesel irrigation pump in a field
Pump
A solar array beside farm silos
Solar
Greenhouse tunnels seen from above
Tunnels
A sensor stake standing in a green field
Sensor
01

Every asset becomes an object

Fields, tunnels, pumps, solar arrays, sensors, vehicles, herds and stores. Not rows in a spreadsheet: objects with a state right now and a record of what they were before.

A tractor working a green field, seen from above
02

The objects connect

A field belongs to a farm, carries a crop, runs through a season, is watched by a sensor and watered by a pump. Agririgo's ontology holds those relationships, so the farm exists in one place instead of nine.

A patchwork of irrigated plots seen from the air, some green, some turning yellow
03

The twin remembers

Every observation, every intervention and what came of it, season after season. This is the part that compounds, and the reason an answer in year two is better than the same answer in year one.

Rigo Studio showing stressed plots and the recommended next steps
04

Rigo AI reads it and ranks the work

Not a label on a photograph. A ranked list of where to act, what to optimise, where the drone should fly and what is ready for the supply chain, each with the evidence behind it.

  • Farm softwarekeeps records
  • Drone toolsmake maps
  • Generic AIanswers, then forgets

Agririgo connects them, and remembers every field.

One ontology, models fine-tuned on African conditions, and engineers who come to the farm and map the operation before anything is built.

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Inside the twin

Everything on the farm, held as an object.

Tunnels, pivots, solar, herds and drones stop being separate systems. Each has a state today and a history behind it, and Rigo AI reads them together.

Aerial view of rows of growing tunnels beside a building roofed with solar panels
Site · Tunnels T1–T24 · Solar S-124 tunnels · 180 kW array
A centre-pivot irrigation boom over a freshly planted field at sunset
Asset · Pivot P-01Lap 3 of 4 · 38 mm applied
Cattle resting on grass beside a dam
Herd · H-2 · 46 headWater 9 days · feed 14
An agricultural spray drone on grass, arms unfolded
Equipment · Spray drone D-3Tank 40 L · ready
Overhead view of tunnel rows casting long arched shadows across a track beside a maize field
Block · B7 · maize V6Emergence 94%
A multispectral survey drone resting on its carry case
Sensor · Survey drone M-1Multispectral · last flight 2 d

One twin. Every object connected, and remembered season after season.

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Readings shown are illustrative

The problem

The data exists.
The decision comes too late.

Farms run on data that never talks to itself. Soil sensors, pumps, solar, drones, IoT, satellite, spreadsheets and WhatsApp, each in its own silo. Commercial farms hold the most data of anyone in agriculture, and still decide by walking the land.

In 2023/24 drought destroyed 982,765 hectares of Zambian maize and affected more than 9 million people across 84 of 117 districts. The data existed. The decision came too late.

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people across Africa faced hunger in 2025, a fifth of the continent, with no data trail linking relief to results
FAO, Regional Overview of Food Security and Nutrition in Africa, 2025
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smallholder farms across sub-Saharan Africa, four in every five farms, and most of them keep no record a buyer can read
FAO, smallholder farms in sub-Saharan Africa
FSMA 204 & the EU Deforestation Regulation
now require verifiable origin data as a condition of export to the US and EU
US FDA / European Commission

Agririgo is built for the whole continent. Our open data runs deepest in Zambia, where the national statistics are strongest, and the platform itself is not country-specific: the models, the languages and the offline paths work wherever the field is.

Plot-level geolocation: the land each lot was grown on
Hands holding freshly picked red coffee cherries
Coffee
Ripe cocoa pods on the tree
Cocoa
A herd of Ankole cattle in Bunia, Congo
Cattle
A soybean field in full leaf
Soy

Market access, not just transparency

Two regulations now decide whether your crop can be sold abroad.

Traceability stopped being a goodwill exercise. For a growing list of crops, an importer in the EU or the US cannot legally accept your consignment without records you are expected to produce on demand. RigoTrace is built to hold exactly those records, per lot, from the day you plant.

EU Deforestation Regulation

EUDR · Regulation (EU) 2023/1115

Applies to coffee, cocoa, soy, palm oil, cattle, rubber and timber entering the EU. Operators must hold plot-level geolocation for the land the commodity was grown on, plus a due-diligence statement proving it was not linked to deforestation.

What RigoTrace holds: field and plot identification per lot, chain of custody through aggregation, and an exportable record for your due-diligence filing.

Sacks of export coffee stacked in a warehouse
Aggregated lots

US FDA Food Traceability Rule

FSMA Section 204

Applies to foods on the FDA Food Traceability List, including many fresh fruits and vegetables. Anyone in the chain must keep Key Data Elements at each Critical Tracking Event and produce them to the FDA within 24 hours of a request.

What RigoTrace holds: harvest, packing, and shipping events with lot codes and dates, exportable as a sortable spreadsheet.

Oranges packed in crates for market
Packing
Stacked shipping containers at a port
Shipping
How EUDR works for producers →

Compliance dates for both regimes have been amended more than once and differ by company size. Confirm the deadline that applies to you with your importer or the official register before you plan around it. Agririgo holds the records; it does not file on your behalf and is not a substitute for legal advice.

Proof, not a promise

Scan this with your phone, right now.

This is not a picture of a QR code. It is a live one, pointing at a real passport in our production system. You do not need an account, an app, or our permission to check it.

Agririgo · RigoTrace

Coffee · Arabica SL28

Agririgo Demonstration Farm

Season 2025/26 · Mumbwa, Zambia

ZM-COF-2526-DEMO

Scan this with your phone camera. It opens the real passport: origin and inputs, quality tests, and the full chain of custody.

Or open it here: agririgo.com/trace/ZM-COF-2526-DEMO ↗

No signal? The same code resolves at verify.agririgo.com, a separate deployment that stays up independently of this site.

On African farms

Precision agriculture that fits how the work is actually done here.

A drone where there is one, a phone where there is not, and a person walking the rows either way. Nothing here assumes a connected tractor or a permanent internet connection.

Drone flying a survey grid over a green maize block
Fly the block

One battery covers what a morning on foot cannot.

An agronomist inspecting a soya crop in a green valley

Agronomists

Scout more blocks in a day, and leave a dated record behind instead of a verbal report.

A grower holding a freshly cut leafy green in her field at dusk, a colleague working behind her

Growers and farm managers

One view of the whole operation, and a ranked list of what needs attention today.

There is a lot more inside Rigo Studio.

You don't need to be a farmer to explore it.

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Hands holding picked coffee cherries
An agronomist in a soya field