Skip years of development. Deploy the field-tested crop-intelligence engine behind 40M+ downloads — live in your product in 4–6 weeks.
Use one module or the full suite. Each API is field-tested through millions of real farmer interactions, so your app delivers value from day one.
Instant AI-powered diagnosis of diseases, pests, and nutrient deficiencies so farmers can act early and protect yields.
In-depth, multilingual content that helps farmers understand what they’re facing, building trust and keeping them engaged.
Precise, research-backed guidance for all 1,100+ catalogued problems — which products to use and how to apply them.
Crop-specific nutrient plans that maximise productivity and minimise costs.
The heart of the toolkit is the Crop Health API — an AI plant disease detection API that is the exact engine behind the Plantix app, exposed as a REST endpoint for yours.

Snap. A farmer photographs a sick crop — any phone, real field conditions, no special hardware.
Diagnose. The Plantix vision engine classifies the image against 150M+ real field photos — >90% accuracy on field images, not lab shots.
Act. Your app receives structured JSON: the diagnosis, confidence, and a treatment plan in 18 languages.
And the same engine keeps learning new tricks — see what’s next below.
The next frontier of the Plantix vision engine: photograph a crate of produce and get back a fruit count and a per-fruit quality grade — A/B/C against market standards — plus defect flags, from a single phone photo. No optical sorter, no fixed camera line, no lab. Built for traders, FPOs, marketplaces and QC teams who run fruit quality control at the farm gate, not the packhouse.
We’re building this with a small group of design partners on real crates and real mandi floors. If grading or counting is your bottleneck, we want your images and your grading standard.


The same vision engine, pointed at the ground: photograph a patch of field and get back the weed pressure — how much of the visible growth is weed, not crop — plus what’s growing there: broadleaf or grass-type, from early emergence. No species guesswork, no boom-mounted cameras. The two answers that drive a herbicide decision, from a single phone photo.
The share of visible growth that is weed — patch by patch, photo by photo.
The classification split that picks the herbicide class — without pretending to know the species.
Herbicides are roughly half the crop-protection market — and there has never been a phone-only API to serve them.
We’re building this with a small group of design partners on real fields. If weed pressure drives your herbicide business, we want your images.
Real numbers from live integrations of the Plantix API Toolkit — not projections.
Perfect for: Mid-sized to multinational crop protection, fertiliser, and seed companies in India, Africa, and LATAM · Agri-fintech · Extension services
One data engine — three ways to plug your business into the world's largest crop-health signal.
District-level demand signals from millions of live diagnoses.
Your product in front of the farmer at the exact second of diagnosis.
The corpus behind Plantix — and the hundreds of studies built on it.
It's a REST API: your app sends a crop photo, we return structured JSON — diagnosis, confidence and treatment guidance. Most partners are live in 4–6 weeks with our integration support.
69 crops and 1,100+ catalogued pests, diseases and deficiencies, with treatment content in 18 languages — built on 150M+ real field images, with >90% accuracy on field photos.
Yes — that's the product. Your farmers stay in your app and your brand; the Plantix engine does the work behind your API key.
It's in early access: photograph a crate and get a fruit count plus per-fruit quality grades. We're building it with design partners — if grading is your bottleneck, talk to us.
In early access: photograph a field patch and get the weed pressure — the share of visible growth that is weed — plus a broadleaf-vs-grass classification, the split that determines the herbicide class. We're onboarding design partners now.
Comparing options? Plantix vs plant.id
Research & data — the corpus behind the API.