Farming Is Hard Enough. The App Should Be Easy.

anee.io was made for the farmer in the field, not for the office. Every screen teaches itself with a short video, every hard word explains itself with a Taglish tag, and Anee answers in the language you ask in.

Made and designed by Filipino farmers, for Filipino farmers

Tagalog

Magandang umaga! Ano po ang tanong mo tungkol sa bukid?

Easy to use

Easy to Use. Easy to Understand.

If you can send a photo in a chat, you can farm with anee.io. Every screen teaches itself, every hard word explains itself, and Anee speaks your language.

๐ŸŽฌA video on every screen

Each main screen opens with a short video that shows how it works. Watch once, close it for good.

๐Ÿท๏ธTaglish help tags

A small Taglish tag sits beside the technical words. Tap it for a plain explanation in Tagalog.

๐Ÿ’ฌAsk in your own language

Ask Anee in Tagalog, Bisaya, Ilocano or English, and send a photo. She answers the way you asked.

๐Ÿ‘†Plain words, big buttons

Today's work first, one tap to mark it done. No jargon where a plain word will do.

๐Ÿ“ถWorks in the field

Turn on offline mode and your season opens even where the signal does not reach.

โš–๏ธThe units you use

Cavans, sacks, pesos and hectares, and the day count of your crop, counted for you.

Gawa ng magsasakang Pilipino

Made and Designed by Filipino Farmers, for Filipino Farmers.

anee.io was not built abroad and translated. It was made by farmers who plant palay, mais and gulay here, for the fields, the weather and the market of the Philippines. That is why it fits the way you already farm.

  • Philippine crops, by the names you use
  • Products registered in the Philippines
  • Your town's typhoons and floods
  • Prices from Philippine markets
  • Pests by their local names
  • Hatian, Benta o Bilad and the cavan

Video tutorials

Every Screen Teaches Itself.

The first time you open a screen, a short video shows what it is for and how to use it. Watch it, then close it for good with one tap. Want to see it again? It is one tap away, any time.

DashboardCropping schedulesEach seasonActivitiesCalendarLotsWorkersExpensesInventoryNotesGalleryObservationsReportsMapsGrowth stage

Taglish help tags

Tap a Word. Understand It.

Farming is full of words like DAT, basal and panicle initiation. In anee.io each one wears a small Taglish tag. Tap it, and the meaning opens in plain Tagalog. Try it here, these are the app's own.

DAT (days after transplanting)

Bilang ng araw mula nang ilipat sa bukid ang punla. Ang araw ng paglipat ay araw 0.

Built for the field

Made for Muddy Hands and Weak Signal.

The field is not an office. anee.io was shaped around the places and the moments you actually use it.

๐Ÿ“ถOffline mode

Turn it on while you have signal, and your season opens in the field even without any.

๐Ÿ“ฒOn your phone like an app

Add anee.io to your home screen and open it with one tap, no app store needed.

๐Ÿ“ธA photo says it all

No need to describe a pest. Snap it, send it, and Anee reads what you see.

๐ŸŽ™๏ธVoice notes for the crew

Record a quick voice note on a day of the plan instead of typing it out.

๐Ÿ” Bigger text, clearer screens

Make the words bigger and the colors stronger in your settings, for eyes that work hard in the sun.

๐ŸŒ™Night mode

Easy on the eyes at five in the morning, when the day's plan comes in.

Gawa ng magsasakang Pilipino

Made Here, for Here. Para sa Magsasakang Pilipino.

Farming apps built for other countries ask about frost and dollars. anee.io was made and designed by Filipino farmers, so it knows the typhoon season, the palay price, the hatian and the products on the shelf of your agri supply.

86Philippine crops, by the names you use: palay, mais, sitaw, ampalaya, kamote
7,100+products registered in the Philippines, Filipino owned companies first
Every townits twenty years of typhoons, floods and droughts
229pests and diseases, with the local names farmers call them
โ‚ฑprices from Philippine markets, and when your harvest sells best
Hatianfarm sharing, Benta o Bilad, cavans and sacks, counted the way you do it

Gawa ng magsasakang Pilipino, para sa magsasakang Pilipino.

Questions

Not Sure It Is for You?

I am not good with phones. Can I still use it?

Yes. If you can send a photo in a chat, you can use anee.io. Today's work is the first thing you see, a task is marked done with one tap, and every main screen opens with a short video that shows you how.

Is it in Tagalog?

The screens are in plain English with Taglish help tags beside the technical words: tap one for the meaning in Tagalog. Anee herself answers in Tagalog, Bisaya, Ilocano or English, whichever you ask in.

Does it work where there is no signal?

Turn on offline mode in your settings while you have signal, and your season opens in the field even without it. Asking Anee needs a connection, because she reads the latest weather for you.

Who made anee.io?

Filipino farmers who plant palay, mais and gulay, for farmers like them. It is made for Philippine crops, weather, products and markets, and it counts in cavans, sacks, pesos and hectares.

What if I get stuck?

Watch the screen's video again from the help button, ask Anee how to do it, or send us a message from the Contact page. A real person reads every message.

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