A satellite watches your field
Where the crop is falling behind, when to irrigate, which night brings frost — Dropy tells you first. In your language, in Telegram, no app to install.
Field health
- Growing well68%
- Average20%
- Poor — north-east12%
Irrigation — North cotton
Irrigate in 3 days
- Today
- 10.11
- 11.11
- 12.11
- 13.11
- 14.11
- 15.11
The purple line is the irrigation threshold. Below it the crop starts to suffer from lack of water.
Weather — 5 days
- Mon☀️16°5°
- Tue⛅14°3°
- Wed🌧11°2°
- Thu⛅9°0°
- Fri☀️8°−2°
What a farmer gets
Every message answers one question: where to go and what to do.
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No need to walk the whole field
The weak spot is shown on the map and in words: which corner, how much area.
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Water at the right time
Soil water is tracked and you get a reminder when it’s time. If rain is coming, it tells you it can wait.
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Know about frost in advance
Frost, heat, wind, heavy rain and hail — ahead of time, with what to do.
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Compare with last year
How the crop grew this season on a chart, with water-stress days marked.
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Sick leaf — advice in a minute
Send a leaf photo and AI tells you what it might be and what to check.
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Reports in one tap
Every analysis as PDF and Excel — for an agronomist, an owner or a bank.
A week with Dropy
Real bot messages and what the farmer does next. An example with one field.
Monday
Dropy🛰 New image: growth weakened on 12% of “North cotton” (north-east).Went to that corner — the canal was blocked.
Wednesday
Dropy💧 Irrigation needed in 3 days. Get the water ready in advance.Booked the water turn ahead of time.
Thursday
Dropy🥶 Frost risk: down to −2°C on Friday night. 💡 Irrigate in the evening.Irrigated that evening, covered the seedlings.
Saturday
Dropy🤖 From the photo: possible signs of aphids. Check the underside of the leaves.Went to the agronomist with a precise question.
Sunday
Dropy📄 Report ready: PDF and Excel.Sent the file to the owner.
Three steps, no app to install
Open the bot and mark your field
A map opens in Telegram — tap the corners of your field. Then three questions: crop, sowing date, irrigation method.
The satellite analyses it
The latest images are pulled, cloudy days dropped and the field split into zones. Report in 1–2 minutes.
You hear from us when it matters
The field weakens, frost is coming, it’s time to irrigate — the bot writes first. No need to ask.
What a satellite sees — and what it doesn’t
We don’t over-promise. Everything we tell you should be something you can check in the field.
Sees
- Where the crop grows well and where it’s weak — down to 10 metres
- Change over time: difference from the last image and last year
- Days when the crop was short of water
Doesn’t see
- Through clouds — cloudy images are left out of the analysis
- The name of a disease — it tells you where to go. A leaf photo tells you the name
- Plots under 0.5 ha — results are unreliable
We measure accuracy in the open
We check each finding in the field and record whether it held up. We publish the result openly — not a marketing percentage, a number you can verify.
Who it’s for
Farmers
No need to walk the whole field every day — you know where to go. You can start with a single field.
Farm businesses
Several fields, different crops. All in one Telegram chat, the one needing attention first.
Clusters, banks, insurers
Many fields in one dashboard, condition history and reports.
Talk to us about partneringNext steps
Based on conversations with farmers, this is what we’re working on.
Frequently asked questions
Is Dropy paid?
Your first analysis is free: the field map and one issue are shown in full. Automatic monitoring, more fields and unlimited analyses are on a paid plan. Prices are in the bot under “Plans”.
Do I need to install an app?
No. Everything works inside Telegram: the bot and its map.
Where does the data come from?
From the European Space Agency’s Sentinel-2 satellites: 10 m imagery, about every 5 days. Weather comes from forecast services.
Which crops are supported?
Cotton, wheat, maize, rice, alfalfa, vegetables and orchards. It’s most accurate on large, uniformly planted fields.
Does it detect diseases?
A satellite can’t name a disease — it shows which part of the field got worse. Send a leaf photo to the “AI advisor” and it will suggest a likely cause and what to check.
What if my field is small?
A satellite image is made of 10 × 10 m cells. Under 0.5 ha the result is unreliable; from 1 ha it works well.
Does it work for rain-fed fields?
Yes. There’s no irrigation advice for rain-fed fields, but crop health, monitoring and weather alerts all work.
Which languages?
Uzbek, Russian and English. Switch any time with the “Language” button in the bot.
How is your field doing right now?
Open the bot, mark your field on the map — know in 2 minutes. First analysis free.
Check for free in the bot