Know the right spray, fertilizer and water for each day, planned around your own field's weather. Waste less, lose less, and harvest more.
Hi, I'm Anee, your smart farm technician! Tell me about your farm once, and I'll tell you what to do each day.
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Let me ask you something. Does any of this sound like your last season?
Everything costs more every season. The weather no longer keeps its calendar. And when something goes wrong, help comes late. Too many farmers end the season with a loan they can't pay.
How anee.io helps
The hand tractor, the pump, the sprayer and the ride to town all run on fuel, and fuel keeps going up. A job done twice, or on the wrong day, burns it twice.
How anee.io helps
Urea and complete cost more each planting. Put on at the wrong stage, you pay for the whole sack, but the crop takes only part of it.
How anee.io helps
This part hurts, I know. But it helps to see where the money goes.
When you can't be sure, you guess. And every guess has a price. This is the most each one can take from one hectare.
Up to40%
Yield lost to pests and diseases
₱24,000 to ₱40,000 lost per hectare
When the fix comes late, or never comes at all.
Up to30%
Wasted on the wrong solution
₱18,000 to ₱30,000 lost per hectare
The wrong product, at full price, while the real problem keeps eating.
Up to30%
Yield lost to trying myths that are not true
₱18,000 to ₱30,000 lost per hectare
Old beliefs and hearsay, tried on a whole field before anyone checked.
Up to30%
Profit lost to untracked spending
₱18,000 to ₱30,000 lost per hectare
Costs you remember instead of write down add up all season, and only show at the end.
Up to25%
Yield lost to mistimed fertilizer
₱15,000 to ₱25,000 lost per hectare
The right sack in the wrong week feeds the crop only part of what you paid for.
Up to25%
Yield lost to water at the wrong time
₱15,000 to ₱25,000 lost per hectare
Dry at flowering, flooded at ripening: the stage the water missed never comes back.
Up to20%
Yield lost to delayed decisions
₱12,000 to ₱20,000 lost per hectare
Days waiting for an answer, or for the technician's next visit, while the problem keeps growing.
Up to20%
Yield lost to planting outside the window
₱12,000 to ₱20,000 lost per hectare
Planting by habit instead of by the weather shows at harvest.
Percentage ranges drawn from published Philippine rice loss estimates; peso ranges assume a typical palay hectare grossing ₱60,000 to ₱100,000. Your farm's exact numbers vary, which is the point.
Here's the good news: you don't need to guess. You need the right day.
That's all precision farming is. Big farms do it with sensors and drones. You can do it with your phone.
Each task lands on its day, counted from planting and the crop's stage. Never too early, never too late, never into the rain.
The rate for each task and each lot, taken from what's in your shed, so you buy and use only what the field needs.
Send Anee a photo of the leaf or the pest. She tells you what it is and what works, before you pay for the wrong product.
Every lot keeps its own plan, its own forecast and its own map, with pins where the trouble is.
Pick from 86 crops and set the day you plant. That's it.
Every task on its day, with your crop's stage and your field's weather.
Tick the work done. The costs, the harvest and the profit add up on their own.
Too busy to plan it all? Leave it to me. You just follow.
The easiest way of all
Answer a few questions about your farm once. Anee plans the whole season, tells you what to do each day, and moves the work herself when it rains or a worker can't come.
Your lots and where they are, the crop and variety, the planting day, what your soil looks like, where your water comes from, your workers and the problems of past seasons. Simple choices, no forms to puzzle over.
She looks up your variety, reads El Niño or La Niña and the forecast for your town, reads your soil from its signs and the place, and checks your fertilizer against what your crop needs for a realistic harvest.
Land preparation, the seedbed, the water, every fertilizer at the moment the crop needs it most, prevention before pests and diseases come, with the active ingredient, the safety and what not to mix, all the way to harvest.
Open the app and see today's work and this week's, simple, with the reason one tap away. Each morning the plan also goes by email to you and to each of your workers.
Rain coming, no workers, no budget yet? Tap Can't today and she moves the work to the best day near it. Send a photo, a video or a voice note from the field, and she reads it and adjusts the plan.
Want to see it for yourself? Try it now, no sign up needed.
Pick your crop and the day you plant. Here's a sample of the calendar anee.io builds for every lot, each task on its own day.
A sample from common practice. Your own plan follows your variety, your field and your weather, and moves when they do.
I keep learning. These came out this season.
The newest tools follow your crop all the way to the money: when to plant, a plan for every lot, your field from space, the price ahead, whether to dry before you sell, and a fair share for your farm manager.
The months your crop sells highest and the low season to stay away from, read from its farmgate prices of the last years.
With Libre + Anee
Sell it wet, or dry it first? Put in your sacks and the prices and see which way leaves more money in your hand.
Free on Libre
Your farm manager's share from the whole harvest, with your home food set aside, counted the same fair way every time.
Free on Libre
Twenty years of your town's weather and the El Niño or La Niña outlook, read into the weeks with the safest start and the best price at harvest.
With Libre + Anee
Anee writes the season for your variety and your lots, stage by stage: the fertilizer, the sprays and the water each lot needs.
With Libre + Anee
Draw your field and see its health from space, the weak corner to walk first, and radar that sees through typhoon clouds.
With Libre + AneeEverything is in one app. Tap any tool and I'll tell you what it does.
No more notebook, calculator, group chat and guessing. 29 of them are free forever on Libre. Tap any tool to see how it helps.
Still thinking it over? That's fine. Here's what farmers ask me most.
Yes. Libre is free forever, with 29 of the 64 tools: one active season on one lot, the season board, growth stages, notes and photos, weather for today and tomorrow, Benta o Bilad and the Hatian Calculator among them. A few ads keep it free.
Anee is the smart farm technician inside anee.io. Send her a photo or ask in Tagalog, Bisaya, Ilocano, Taglish or English, and she answers in seconds, knowing your lot, its stage, your weather and what you already applied. She comes with Libre + Anee, from ₱70 a month, and with every paid plan.
Anee runs on a top language model too. The difference is what she reads before she answers: your lots and their soil, your crop's day count, the forecast for your farm and the El Niño or La Niña outlook, twenty years of your town's weather, and the varieties and products registered here. A general chat app answers about farming in general. Anee answers about your field.
People there mean well, but they cannot see your field. Under one real post, twenty comments gave seven different causes for the same palay, and four said to spray right away. Anee reads your lot first, asks for the one sign that tells the causes apart, and gives one answer with what to do.
The easiest way to use anee.io. Answer a few questions about your farm once, and Anee plans the whole season, tells you each morning what to do, and moves the work herself when the rain comes or a worker cannot. You just follow.
No. If you can send a photo in a chat, you can use anee.io. Add your lot and your crop, and your season plan is there, day by day. The main screens each have a short video that shows how they work.
No. Precision agriculture in anee.io runs on what you already have: your phone, your crop's growth calendar, the forecast for your field, and your own records.
No app can promise an exact number, because the weather and the market decide part of every harvest. But Anee is as accurate as farm advice gets: before she answers she weighs your lot and its soil, your variety and its stage, the forecast, the El Niño or La Niña outlook and twenty years of your town's weather, so there is no guessing game. Knowing exactly when to apply, what to use, which variety to plant and the best date to plant improves your farming from the very first season, and it stops the losses that guessing brings.
No. You sign up with just your email. Paid plans are paid through any bank or wallet app, only if and when you choose one.
Nothing renews by itself. You pay for a month or a year at a time, and if you stop, your season and your records stay safe and readable.
Yes. anee.io runs in the browser of any phone, tablet or computer, and it is built for the phone first. Solo Farmer and Farm Owner also keep working when the signal drops.
86 crops grown in the Philippines, each with its own growth stages and day count: rice transplanted or direct seeded, corn, vegetables, fruit trees and more.
Yes. On Solo Farmer you keep their days and their pay; on Farm Owner they log in themselves, and you choose what each one may see or do.
Yes. Your seasons, notes and money are yours alone unless you choose to share something with the community.
I'm ready when you are. Let's make this season your best.
Set up your first lot in two minutes. anee.io keeps the days, the weather and the money, so you can keep your eyes on the harvest.
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And when something goes wrong, where do you ask? This happened in a real farmers' group.
A real post from a Facebook group
One photo. Twenty comments. Seven different answers.
A farmer posted this photo in a Facebook group of farmers and asked: "Bakit po kaya nagkaganito ang palay ko?" Why did my palay turn out like this? Everyone meant well. Look at what came back.
This is a classic example of why we do not recommend solutions from social media. Twenty kind people gave seven different answers, and the farmer still does not know which one is right. Following the wrong one costs money, and it can cost the whole harvest.
What the twenty comments said it was
⚠️Why that can end in disaster
Spray for a pest that is not there and the money is gone, while the real cause keeps eating the crop.
Neck rot is a disease: no insecticide touches it. A rice bug and a stem borer each need their own timing.
Spraying just in case kills the spiders and wasps that eat the pests, so the next attack hits harder.
A real screenshot from a public Facebook group, shared to show how many answers from strangers can pull a farmer in different directions. Every name and face is blurred. Everyone in it was trying to help.