Vineyard blocks seen straight down from a drone, with a farm road along the edge

How it works

From scattered records to one ranked brief.

Rigo AI joins up what you already have, checks it before trusting it, and ranks every block against the water and pump hours you actually have.

Agririgo photo

How it’s done today

The answer is spread across six places.

A probe graph, a weather app, the WhatsApp group, a notebook, a board letter and your consultant’s last call. You join it all up in your head, every morning.

With Rigo AI

Rigo AI turns it into one short list.

Ranked by what needs water before the next pump slot, with the cost in m³ and how sure we are. When the data is bad, it says so.

Tue 12 Jan · water briefHeat 38–40 °C Thu–Sat
1ActB-07Needs water by Wed. Heat from Thu. Pump 2 is free tonight.690 m³
Tonight 22:00
2ActB-09Drying fast. Shares Pump 2, so it runs after B-07.1,450 m³
Wed 02:00
3HoldB-04Probe hasn't moved in 52 hours of heat. Check the probe.—
Check today
4DeficitB-12Your plan: skip this week. Saves 1,800 m³ for B-07 and B-09.0 m³
Next: Mon
5WatchB-03Needs water in about 4 days. Heat may bring it forward.—
Plan Fri
  1. 1

    Rigo reads what you already have

    Your block list, irrigation log and weather. Probe exports if you have them. No new hardware to start.

  2. 2

    It checks the data before trusting it

  3. 3

    It ranks your blocks against your water

  4. 4

    You decide, in one tap

  5. 5

    Rigo keeps the record

Block list & map
ha, cultivar, drip, pump
Irrigation log
date, hours, block
Weather & heat warnings
forecast + SAWS
Probe exports
if you have them
every block, daily

What you’ll see

Every block gets one word.

The same word and colour on the map, in the list and on WhatsApp. The word is always printed, so nothing depends on colour alone. And Rigo is never more sure than its data.

OK

Inside its target. Nothing to do today.

You: Nothing

Watch

Will need water in the next few days, or heat is coming.

You: Plan a pump window

Act

Needs water before the next pump slot. At least two signs agree.

You: Approve, change or check first

Hold

The data isn't good enough to say. Rigo tells you what to check.

You: Check the probe, take a reading or walk the block

Deficit

Short on water this week. Your plan says this block waits.

You: Keep the plan or override it

How sure? Always in words: high when two or more sources agree, medium when one good source is missing, low when it’s only an estimate. Never “87%”.

Vineyard and valley beneath a large mountain on a sunny day

Western Cape winelands

Built around three things every farm runs short of.

  • The water you’re allowed
  • The pump hours you have
  • The people who decide
Cape Town · photo Omar

The 2026/27 pilot

One farm. One summer. Measured.

We’re choosing one irrigated wine farm for the 2026/27 pilot: 4–8 blocks, Dec to Mar, no new hardware to start. You decide if it’s worth paying for.

Cape Dutch manor house among vineyards in the Constantia Valley
Constantia · photo Jean van der Meulen