A farmer in a straw hat drives a red tractor through a wheat field. A riveted steel set with a screen tracing a green voice waveform is mounted beside the steering wheel, with a telephone handset hanging from it.

Maya

The farm's operator is on the line

You talk. She works.

Maya is the most advanced AI assistant in agriculture. Her whole interface is a conversation. You reach her by voice or text, and she works across every system your operation runs.

Reaching her

Talk to Maya the way you already talk to everyone else.

  • 01

    Call her

    Maya has her own phone number. Dial it from the truck or the tractor and talk hands-free while you drive.

  • 02

    Text her

    SMS, WhatsApp, and nearly any messaging platform your crew already uses.

  • 03

    Invite her to the meeting

    Maya joins Teams, Google Meet, and Zoom. She listens, answers questions, and takes the action items with her.

  • 04

    Keep her in the cab

    An optional ruggedized tablet mounts in any farm vehicle and keeps Maya on for the whole shift.

A farm couple sit at a kitchen table covered in ledgers, receipt stacks, a seed catalogue, a rolled field map and a cash box. A Bakelite pocket telephone showing a green voice waveform leans against the coffee pot.

The problem she solves

Seven systems. One conversation.

The average farm depends on seven separate systems, and each one holds a single piece of the operation.

Your financial data sits in one, yield records in another, agronomy in a third, equipment and fleet in a fourth. Maya works inside all of them. She reads, writes, updates, and automates, so the whole farm finally answers to one voice.

FinancialsYield recordsAgronomyEquipment & fleetInputsField logisticsWeather & imagery
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Whole-farm answers

Questions that used to take a winter to answer.

With every system and the open internet in reach, Maya finds the connections between them and shows them to you in real time.

  • Which hybrid paid back its seed cost on the sandy quarter?
  • Did the second fungicide pass earn more than the hours it put on the sprayer?
  • Which fields still make money once trucking is counted?
  • What did last year's wet June do to protein, field by field?

The work

A universal agent for the farm.

Maya does the job, start to finish, inside the software you already use.

  • 01

    Books service calls

    She reads the fault, finds a technician, and puts the visit on the calendar.

  • 02

    Orders inputs

    Seed, chemical, and fertilizer, checked against inventory and the field plan before the order goes out.

  • 03

    Locates parts

    She tracks down the part, confirms stock, and arranges pickup or delivery.

  • 04

    Books surveys and maps

    Drone surveys and satellite imagery, ordered for the right field at the right growth stage.

  • 05

    Coordinates field logistics

    Crews, trucks, and machines tracked and scheduled automatically across the operation.

  • 06

    Watches the weather

    She monitors conditions and adjusts the plan when the forecast moves.

Built on Beyond

Accurate, fast, and careful with every token.

Maya runs on Beyond, our reasoning model trained specifically for agriculture.

It knows when to stop. Most AI models are trained to produce an answer every time. In agriculture a confident wrong answer can put the wrong chemical on a crop at the wrong rate. Beyond abstains when it lacks certainty and tells you what it needs to find out.

It reads the whole farm. Field scouting, drone surveys, and satellite imagery produce enormous volumes of data. Beyond is trained for token efficiency, so Maya can work through all of it at a cost that makes sense on a farm.

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Maya · Farm wireField 9

Re: Group 14 rate for kochia. Resistance status cannot be confirmed from records on file.

No rate issued. Survey booked 0700 tomorrow. Agronomist notified.

 

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certainty too low

Internal evaluation.

Optional hardware

Put Maya in the cab and on every machine.

The cab of a 1930s farm truck at dawn. A steel set with a screen tracing a green voice waveform, a speaker grille and a row of glowing tubes is bolted to the dashboard beside a thermos and work gloves.

In-cab tablet

A ruggedized tablet built for dust, heat, and vibration. It mounts in the cab of any farm vehicle for an always-on Maya you can see and speak to all day.

A mechanic in a flat cap plugs a small Bakelite reader with a single glowing tube into the engine bay of a 1930s grain truck. A combine and a tractor wait behind him at the elevator.

CAN puck

A small CAN-bus reader that plugs into trucks, sprayers, combines, and the rest of the fleet. It tracks every vehicle in real time, pulls the agronomic data off each machine, and files it in your systems of record automatically.

Now taking calls

Put Maya on the line

Tell us about your operation and we will set up a first call.