Vineyard rows from above with the sun low over the farm

Use cases

The four water calls that cost you most.

A heatwave on Thursday. A 15% scheme cut. A probe that stopped moving. The end of the season. Here is what Rigo AI tells you in each.

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The four use cases

Heatwave

A heatwave is coming on Thursday.

Know which blocks must be watered before it, and in which pump window, so you don’t burn fruit or pay peak power prices.

Rigo AI tells you
ACT · B-07 Chenin: water tonight 22:00 on Pump 2, off-peak, ~690 m³. Reaches its limit Wednesday; heat from Thursday.
Vineyard rows from above with the sun low over the farm
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Seven-day forecast with heat from Thursday, and soil water for block B-07 with and without watering tonight
Water cut

The scheme cuts your water by 15%.

Know which blocks to protect and which can run lean, so you lose the least income. Your tiers, your call. Rigo shows the trade-off.

Rigo AI tells you
At −15%: Tier A keeps full water. C blocks get water only around véraison. D blocks stop. 26,000 m³ held back as reserve.
Green vineyards and farm land in a valley with mountains behind
Stellenbosch · photo Matthias Wesselmann
A season water quota cut by fifteen percent, and how the water is shared between block tiers A to D
Odd reading

A probe reading looks wrong.

Know whether it’s the vine or the sensor, so you don’t act on bad data. Rigo checks every reading first and holds back instead of guessing.

Rigo AI tells you
HOLD · B-04 Shiraz: probe hasn’t changed in 52 hours at 38 °C. B-08 next door is drying. Please check the probe today.
Long rows of vines over a rolling hill in evening light
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Block B-08 next door is drying normally while block B-04's probe has read the same value for fifty-two hours, so Rigo holds
Season record

The season ends.

Have a record of every water decision and what happened next, for next year’s plan, your bank, your cellar and your water-use reporting.

Rigo AI tells you
38 suggestions · 29 approved · 93% done before the window closed · 71% of pumping off-peak. Export any time.
Rows of wooden wine barrels in a Stellenbosch cellar
Stellenbosch · photo Arthur Brognoli
A season ledger: every suggestion, what was decided, water used and what the block did next

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.

Talk to us about your farm What it’s worth
Cape Dutch manor house among vineyards in the Constantia Valley
Constantia · photo Jean van der Meulen