Fasal Mitra : Crop & Mandi

Fasal Mitra is a **free, offline-first farming assistant** built for Indian farmers. Detect crop diseases from a photo, get weather and irrigation advice, and check live Mandi (market) prices — all in your language, even on a weak internet connection. 🌿 **CROP DISEASE DETECTION** Point your camera at a crop leaf and get an instant diagnosis, right on your phone — no internet needed. **Pick your crop (rice, maize, potato or tomato) for more accurate results**, and if the photo isn't a leaf, the app tells you instead of guessing. Every result shows a clear confidence score and practical, low-cost treatment steps (organic first, then chemical) **in your language**, so you know what to do next. When you're online and the phone isn't sure, it can double-check with a cloud model. ☔ **WEATHER & IRRIGATION ADVICE** See your local temperature, humidity, wind and a 7-day forecast, plus simple irrigation guidance — like "rain expected soon, you can skip watering today." Get alerts for heavy rain, frost and heatwaves so you can protect your crop in time. 🏪 **LIVE MANDI PRICES** Check daily market prices (₹/quintal) for wheat, rice, onion, cotton, soyabean and more — filtered by your state and district, with the latest mandi date shown clearly. Set a price alert and get notified the moment your crop reaches your target rate. 🌱 **TRACK YOUR FIELDS** Add your plots and the crops you grow to keep everything in one place. 🗣️ **WORKS IN YOUR LANGUAGE** English, हिन्दी, తెలుగు, मराठी, বাংলা, தமிழ், ଓଡ଼ିଆ, ಕನ್ನಡ and ਪੰਜਾਬੀ — with **read-aloud** so you can listen to advice, and **voice commands** to move around the app hands-free. 📴 **OFFLINE-FIRST** Your saved data, past scans and cached prices all work with zero connectivity. The internet is used only to fetch fresh data — it never blocks you from using the app. 🔒 **PRIVATE & FREE** No account needed. No ads. No trackers. Your photos and information stay on your phone. Fasal Mitra gives **advisory information** to support your own decisions. Always consult your local Krishi Vigyan Kendra (KVK) or an agricultural expert before applying chemical treatments.