Farmers

Your farm, on WhatsApp.No other app.

You send a pin and Ucotron draws your field. Then you ask whatever you want, in plain words: how much it rained, what happened after the storm, how it did season by season. Every answer comes with its source and date.

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Sample WhatsApp conversation: the farmer sends their location, Ucotron proposes the field outline and asks if it's the right one; the farmer confirms, asks how much it rained this week, gets the answer with its source and requests the certificate, which arrives as a signed PDF.

It's not another app

You already have forty apps showing the same thing.Ucotron isn't the 41st.

It's a WhatsApp number that knows your fields. Nothing to learn, no password to forget and no other map to open.

  • You write to it like a person.A question in plain words, over WhatsApp. Or from Claude or ChatGPT, if you already use them.
  • Every number, with its source and date.Satellite, radar and weather processed with published models and methods. AI converses and cites; it doesn't make up numbers.
  • If it doesn't know, it tells you.With clouds there's no optical image: it tells you it can't be seen and when the satellite passes again. Never a zero for lack of data.
  • Under your advisor's name.If your insurance broker uses Ucotron, the alert comes to you from them. Not from another app.

After the storm

First, whether it passed over your field.Then, what it did to it.

You ask about a storm or a day and the answer comes in that order. With the satellite image, its date and what can be read in it. Real examples from the engine:

  1. 01Did it pass over your field?First, the event footprint: when it passed, where and how intense. If it didn't pass there, it tells you before anything else.
  2. 02What did it do?Then, the effect: the same field before and after, with the date of each image and the confidence of the reading.
  3. 03And if it can't be seen?With clouds, optical can't see and radar is tried. If that still isn't enough, the answer is "can't be seen," which isn't the same as "it didn't happen."
A field in Las Flores in true color: dry in August 2022, with areas of open water and likely waterlogging in September 2025.
Dry baseline · Aug 11, 2022Wettest pass · Sep 4, 2025
  • Open water, observed
  • Likely waterlogged, inferred
Las Flores, Salado Depression, August to November 2025: open water over 16.6 ha for at least 12 days and 56.2 ha of likely waterlogging, with 19 radar passes and 18 usable optical ones.
A 100.8 ha field near Armstrong in true color: green in late January and straw-colored after the hailstorm, with the greenness-drop grid marked.
Before · Jan 30, 2026After · Mar 1, 2026
  • Severe drop in greenness
  • 10 m pixels
Hail on Feb 18, 2026 in Armstrong: the field's greenness (NDVI) went from 0.95 to 0.28 and 99.1 of its 100.8 ha had a net drop. The drop in greenness is not a damage percentage: that's for the loss adjuster to define.

A day on the farm

You work.Recipes run on their own.

Ucotron watches your fields all day and writes to you when there's something to say. And when you ask, it answers with the source.

Your field's history

Every season, since 1999/00.And how it did against its neighbors.

The likely crop season by season, the field's greenness every two weeks, and a comparison with neighboring fields of the same crop. Each source from the year it begins: Landsat from 1999, Sentinel-2 from 2017. Real example: a field near Pergamino.

  1. 2017/18Soy 1stMedium confidence
  2. 2018/19Soy 1stMedium confidence
  3. 2019/20Soy 1st / CornHigh confidence
  4. 2020/21Corn / Soy 1stHigh confidence
  5. 2021/22Corn / Soy 1stHigh confidence
  6. 2022/23Soy 1stMedium confidence
  7. 2023/24Soy 1stHigh confidence
  8. 2024/25Soy 1st / Winter crop + soy 2ndHigh confidence
  9. 2025/26Corn / Soy 1stMedium confidence
Heat map of the field's greenness (NDVI) every two weeks, July to June, across 27 seasons from 1999/00 to 2025/26, with the crop inferred for each: almost all first-crop soy, with corn in 2020/21, 2021/22 and 2025/26.

Season

27 seasons in a single view. Each row is a year; each square, two weeks. Gray means there was no clear image: we don't fill it in with an invented number.

Recipes for your farm

What you can ask for today.Each one with the sensor that sees that hazard.

You turn them on from WhatsApp. If no sensor sees a hazard well yet, we don't offer it.

Rain

How much did it rain on my farm?

When you ask it on WhatsApp.

Tells you how much rain fell and what's coming, with the source of each number.

  • WhatsApp
  • Claude / ChatGPT
Excess water

How did the event affect my field?

When you ask about a storm or a day.

First whether the event passed there; then the effect, with the image date.

  • WhatsApp
  • Claude / ChatGPT
Heat

Heat in the dairy

When the temperature-humidity index (THI) reaches 72 for several hours.

Alerts you and your managers to move the shade, the water and the milking.

  • WhatsApp
Drought

Drought at flowering

When soil moisture drops at the crop's critical stage.

Alerts with the soil moisture and the field's phenology.

  • WhatsApp
Various

Field log

When you send a photo, a voice note or a location.

Saves it with place, date and who sent it, ready for the claim.

  • WhatsApp
Hail

Draft my certificate

When you ask for yesterday's event record.

Returns a signed PDF, verifiable with a QR code.

  • WhatsApp
  • Signed PDF

See all recipes

Plans

Start free.Keep going for USD 9 a month.

Free covers one place with rain and heat. Essential adds up to five places, all recipes and the signed record.

Someone else paying?

If your co-op or your insurance broker uses Ucotron, they can pay for your plan. You still get the alert, under their name.

Estudio Ombú SegurosHail fell last night near Lote La Loma. There's a new image first thing tomorrow; I'll tell you what it shows.
How your insurance broker uses it →

To try it out

Free

USD 0

Try Ucotron with one place.

  • 1 place
  • 2 recipes: rain and heat
  • 10 WhatsApp alerts per month
  • Test API with demo data
Start for free

Farmers

Essential

USD 9per month

For the farmer who can act when the alert arrives.

  • Up to 5 places
  • All recipes
  • Unlimited alerts, for you and 2 more people
  • Full log of every event
  • 1 signed report per month
Become a founder

Founding farmers

We're looking for 20 farmersfor the first season.

Crops, dairy and livestock in Buenos Aires, Santa Fe and Córdoba. We call you, mark your fields together, and you start asking Ucotron on WhatsApp.

  • Free for the first season for one operation
  • We mark your fields together, on a call
  • Direct line to the team on WhatsApp
  • Your name among the founders, if you want
  1. 01Leave your number
  2. 02We call you and map your fields
  3. 03You ask whatever you want

Questions from farmers

What people ask usbefore getting started.

Do I have to download another app?

No. Ucotron lives in WhatsApp: you message it like a person. If you already use Claude or ChatGPT, you can ask it from there too.

Is it the same as SMN alerts?

No. Zone alerts are free and they're fine. Ucotron looks at your field: what rained there, whether the storm passed over it, and what the image shows afterward.

What if my fields aren't mapped?

You send a pin, coordinates, the KMZ or the Excel you already have. Ucotron proposes the boundary and you confirm it's the right one.

What happens if it's cloudy?

It tells you: “can't be seen,” with the date of the next usable image, and it tries radar. It never shows you a zero for lack of data.

Does an AI make up the numbers?

No. The numbers come from satellites, radar and climate models, processed with published methods. The AI understands your question, writes the answer and cites the source.

Who pays for it?

During the founding-farmer season, no one. After that, the Essential plan costs USD 9 a month. If your co-op or your insurance broker uses Ucotron, they can pay for it for you.

Start for free

Leave your details and we'll open your account. We'll reach out to set up your first place.

No card, no commitment.