What it does
It helps you record a crop, photo, and symptoms. If a compatible inference service is configured, it displays that service's returned classification and scores without presenting them as a confirmed diagnosis.
For Kenyan smallholder farmers
Check a crop leaf before you decide what to do next.
Add a clear photo and a few observations. ShambaSense records your field note and, when a real model is connected, displays its estimate separately from practical safety guidance.
This is a screening aid, not a confirmed diagnosis. Ask a local agricultural extension officer when symptoms are severe or unclear.
Step 1 of 2
Add a field note
Only the photo and crop are required.
Saved locally
Your field history
Use with care
What ShambaSense can and cannot do
Privacy on this Space
Field history stays in this browser's local storage. Photos are previewed locally and are not saved by this page. If an inference endpoint is configured, the selected photo and field note are sent to that endpoint for processing; review its privacy policy before use.
Safer next steps
Improve the photo, compare symptoms across the plant, and ask an extension officer before applying pesticide. Do not rely on a photo score alone, especially when the crop is valuable or the plant is severely affected.